Explore, Engage, and Enjoy!
El Pomar Foundation founders, Julie and Spencer Penrose, were pivotal figures in Colorado’s history, deeply committed to the Colorado Springs community. Their vision and dedication brought to life many of our cherished local attractions, drawing visitors from around the globe to experience the beauty and excitement of the Pikes Peak region.
Among their many lasting contributions are Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, the Cog Railroad to the summit of Pikes Peak, and the thrilling Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo. This activity page is filled with coloring sheets and engaging activities that celebrate the remarkable lives and enduring legacy of the Penroses. These activities are intended to be used on their own in any setting or as part of a visit to Penrose Heritage Museum where visitors can learn about the Penroses and the history of the Pikes Peak region.
Click on an activity page to print and start your adventure!
Junior Girl Scouts Activities
Explore life in the early 1900s and be inspired by Julie Penrose’s amazing story with this fun, interactive booklet! Originally designed to help Junior Girl Scouts earn their Playing the Past Badge, now everyone can enjoy and learn from it.
About the Penrose Heritage Museum
Whether you are interested in the Penrose legacy, regional history, transportation, or motorsports, Penrose Heritage Museum is a cultural institution that connects you with a treasure trove of Colorado Springs stories. Created originally by Julie Penrose, the Museum features the Penroses’ personal vintage carriage and car collection, Pikes Peak International Hill Climb race cars and memorabilia, personal artifacts from the Penroses’ lives, and quirky remnants of the past. Admission is free.