In addition to being a rough and tumble mining camp, Breckenridge was also a Victorian town where gentlemen and ladies socialized at each other’s homes. One of the largest and best-appointed houses of the time was owned by socialites William and Kathleen Briggle. William served as the town mayor in the early 1900s and Katie, an accomplished musician, taught piano and held concerts in her parlor. Today, the Briggle House has been restored to its original Victorian style, giving visitors a glimpse into the life of one of Breckenridge’s more affluent historical families.
Included in the Historic Walking Tour & Victorian Tea and the Haunted Tour
Private tours are available by calling 970-453-9767, x2
Please call for pricing of private tour
104 North Harris Street, Breckenridge, CO
From the Breckenridge Welcome Center (203 South Main Street), travel north on Main Street. Turn right onto Wellington Avenue and then turn right on Harris Street and the museum is on the left.
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