Rentals

Steeped in history, charm and scenery, Golden History Museums offers three locations perfect for your wedding or special event. Serenely nestled in Clear Creek Valley, the town possesses the laid back attitude and scenic beauty of a quiet mountain town. Yet its close proximity to Denver offers the convenience and excitement of the metropolitan area.

Our Venues

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Clear Creek History Park

This three-acre ranch sits atop a ridge overlooking the south bank of the river. Home to nearly a dozen historic structures from the Pearce Ranch in Golden Gate Canyon, the park offers a pastoral setting for your event with stunning views of Golden, Clear Creek, and the surrounding foothills. The Hay Barn and Stage makes an exceptionally quaint location for ceremonies, and the 1860s Reynolds Cabin is an ideal home base for busy brides preparing to walk down the aisle.
 Capacity: 200 people.

Golden History Center

Set amidst an historic rose garden, along a babbling stream and shaded by the canopy of an ancient cottonwood, there is no better setting for a private reception than the Garden Terrace of the Golden History Center. Inside the museum, intriguing galleries and modern facilities offer an exquisite respite from brief summer rain showers or cool mountain nights. 
Capacity: 50 people.

Astor House Museum

Built in 1867 and one of the oldest standing buildings in Golden, the Astor House was built with hospitality in mind. The historic site served as a boarding house, hotel, and dormitory for visitors until 1970. Today, the museum interprets boarding house life from the turn of the twentieth century. The Victorian Parlor is ideal for small ceremonies and meetings, while the backyard gardens and gazebo are perfect for receptions and celebrations.
 Capacity: 30 people.

Rates and Booking

For details about rates and booking procedures, use our contact form, and please include the word "RENTALS" in the subject line for prioritized handling. We look forward to hosting your next event!