Grant-Humphreys Mansion
4.6 (273)attraction
4.6 (273)Half or full-day rates available. Nonprofits and state agencies receive a discount on all rental spaces.
Perched on Denver's Quality Hill, this Beaux-Arts mansion pairs ballroom elegance with a vintage bowling alley.
Description
Built in 1902 for Colorado Governor James Benton Grant and later home to the family behind Denver’s first airport, the estate spent decades hosting gatherings for the city's social circles. Ira Boyd Humphreys bequeathed the landmark to History Colorado in 1976. Beyond the grand reception areas, the interior unfolds into a formal dining room, parlor, library, and sunroom, while the surrounding grounds encompass flower gardens, Humphreys Park, and a neoclassical terrace admired for its architectural detail.
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