Hiwan Homestead Museum has a 25-room 1893 log lodge as well as its other buildings. Besides its historic exhibits and structures, the museum also is rumored to have a spirit that resides in its Spinning Room. The apparition, witnesses say, is a grayish-white figure in a long nightgown. The ghost is used to explain footsteps, the sound of a rocking chair, and photographic anomalies.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 4208 S Timbervale Dr
Evergreen, CO 80439
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 39.63915283001275, -105.323460549007
- County:
- Jefferson County, Colorado
- Nearest Towns:
- Evergreen, CO (0.5 mi.)
Kittredge, CO (1.7 mi.)
Genesee, CO (4.2 mi.)
Idledale, CO (4.6 mi.)
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Aspen Park, CO (7.1 mi.)
Morrison, CO (7.1 mi.)
Golden, CO (9.7 mi.)
West Pleasant View, CO (10.1 mi.)
East Pleasant View, CO (10.8 mi.)
Contact Information
- Web:
- http://jeffco.us/parks/parks-and-trails/hiwan-homestead-museum/
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I grew up next the homestead. Played in every room, circa 1962. Everyone said it was haunted. It was definitely a spooky place. Returned as a teenager and slept in the room that opens to the chapel. Had a definite experience with what could have only been the resident spirit, Mrs. Douglas.