Hotel de Paris Museum collects, preserves and shares history and culture associated with Louis Dupuy's Hotel de Paris, and serves as a catalyst for heritage tourism. Hotel de Paris Museum, a site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, is owned and operated by The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Colorado.
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Hotel de Paris Museum partners with Easter Seals Rocky Mountain Village to provide free tours for its disabled campers. A variety and disabilities are accommodated.
Repeat visitation over the course of several years.
Education
General Public/Unspecified
Lectures and slide shows share history related to Louis Dupuy's Hotel de Paris.
Our staff offers programs on the history of the hotel and its proprietors, the history of lodging in Georgetown, culinary history, and historic preservation of the site.
Guest speakers have included an archaeologist presenting his findings from an excavation at the site, and an expert on linens speaking about the history of cloth making.
Attendance of 25+ people at lectures.
Arts, Culture & Humanities
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Docent-led tours 45 minutes in length are offered at least 140 days each year (the end of May through mid-December, then by request mid-December through late May). Tour content includes humanities topics, mining, decorative arts, architecture, historic preservation, women's history, Chinese history, French history, literature, and culinary history.
Visitation has increased 30% since 2010.
