Our Mission
The Highlands Ranch Historical Society, a nonprofit organization established in 1991, aims to educate the public about the rich history of Highlands Ranch and to instill pride in Highlands Ranch residents about their community’s historical significance. HRHS conducts outreach through monthly programs and community activities and is also a valuable resource of historic archival information.
Overview of HRHS
Established in 1991, the Highlands Ranch Historical Society is a non-profit, tax-exempt 501c3 organization. The primary objective of the HRHS is to provide monthly educational and entertaining programs with a historical focus; identify, preserve, enhance, and promote historical places and people in Highlands Ranch; and participate in a wide variety of community outreach activities including Highlands Ranch schools, organizations, and events. Many of our members are Docents for the Highlands Ranch Mansion.
Governance
- Eight member Board of Directors
- Six member Leadership Team
- All positions are voluntary
- No paid employees
Our Goals
- Research and document history
- Protect and preserve historically important artifacts and sites
- Chronicle current history for future historical use
- Provide educational programs and events
Meet Our Board
David Johnston
Board President
Paul McKeag
Board Vice President Logistics
Sara Lebofsky
Board Vice President Programs
Marian M. Robinson
Board Secretary
Mary Beth Watkins
Board Treasurer
Kathleen Colao
Board Membership
Nancy Linsenbigler
Board Tours & Communications
Sandra Chamberlin
Board Volunteer Director
Jamie Noebel
Board Member at Large
Forrest Dykstra
Board Member at LargeLeadership
Janet Mozelewski
Creative Writing
Paul Chamberlin
Wrangler CoordinatorVolunteer with us!
Community Outreach
HRHS community outreach: Monthly Programs, Tours, speaking at schools and community groups, participation in the HRCA Ranch Days at the Mansion, the HRCA Volunteer Fair and July 4 Parade, the HRMD Health and Information Fair, the HRMD Senior Day at the Park, the Douglas County Fair, the Eastern Colorado Historical Societies Meeting and participation in the judging of the Douglas County History Contest.
Non-Discrimination Statement
The Highlands Ranch Historical Society does not discriminate against any person or organization based on age, race, sex, color, creed, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, transgender status, gender identity, gender expression, ancestry, marital status, gender, veteran status, military status, political service, affiliation or disability.