Anne Evans home at 12th and Clayton. Anne Evans (1871-1941), was a pioneer in the development of Denver’s cultural institutions. She was involved in the development of the Denver Art Museum, the Denver Public Library, the restoration of the Central City Opera House and the initiation of the Central City Summer Festival.

The twelfth season of Congress Park Neighbors Historic Speakers series is presented by the CPN Historic Preservation and Education Committee. Lectures run May through September, with a lecture given the last Wednesday of each month. This summer brings some changes. Due to other commitments this summer, there will NOT be a lecture in August. Because daylight is short in the fall, the September walking tour will be held at 1:30 PM, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. See the September description below for further details. The lectures are held at Heitler Hall, National Jewish Hospital, at 7 PM, unless otherwise stated. Lectures are free and open to the public. Parking is available in the lot on Jackson Street. 

Lecture topics are chosen to help the owners of old houses in the area learn how to better care for their fine “antique” homes and appreciate the history and architectural style of these homes. If you have questions or would like to help, please contact Carolyn Van Sciver at 303-377-4913 or cvansciver@earthlink.net.

This months lecture will be

  May 29, 2013. Comfort and Efficiency for Your Home. Does your house need some help to save energy and be more comfortable? Tom Brunn and Morgan Moors can help you solve energy, cooling, or ventilation problems in your old house while maintaining its historic style and integrity.

 The entire series of lectures can be found here

 Underwritten by: Susan Bradley, Broker Associate,

 The Bradley Group Real Estate Services

 720-327-4993