Mary Miller

The time to save Lafayette's past for future generations is now! 

Take an interactive walking tour through Lafayette's historic Old Town.

Historic Landmark - find out what it takes to qualify for designation as a single property, what the benefits are and what your commitment would be if you list your property. This section describes the landmark designation process and outlines frequently asked questions and answers. 

Historic District - An entire neighborhood can be designated as a historic district. Find out how to become a historic district and what the benefits are. Learn what your responsibilities would be as a property owner in a historic district. Frequently asked questions and answers about districts can be found here too.

Read Historical Surveys for Old Town and West Lafayette.

Find out more about the Historic Preservation Board and the Lafayette Miners Museum.

This site is devoted to the appreciation, restoration, and preservation of Lafayette's historic buildings. Take a look at Historic Sites already landmarked; visit the Interactive Walking Tour of Lafayette's historic neighborhoods; find out about registering your own home, or just browse and have fun. The Lafayette Historic Preservation Board hopes you enjoy this web site and welcomes your suggestions, contributions, and involvement.

   This web site was financed in part with Federal funds from the National Historic Preservation Act, administered by the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior and the Colorado Historical Society. A large "thank you" goes to the Lafayette City Council, Historic Preservation Board, City Staff and the Lafayette Historical Society. And the greatest offering of gratitude goes to the visionary homeowners who have preserved irreplaceable reminders of Lafayette's past for future generations to enjoy.

National Historic Preservation Act
Funding Policies & Disclaimers

City Calendar

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