The Cheyenne Mountain Heritage Center

The Cheyenne Mountain Heritage Center was created in 1990 by a group of dedicated Cheyenne teachers, graduates and community members to assure that the traditions and the cultural heritage of the region and school system would not only be maintained and protected, but also preserved so that they might be passed on to new generations.

Mission

The mission of the Cheyenne Mountain Heritage Center is to gather and share the unique inheritance and traditions of the Cheyenne Mountain region.

2009 Goals and Objectives

In the fall of 2008, the following operational goals and objectives were established for the Cheyenne Mountain Heritage Center (CMHC) for the 2009 calendar year:

• Spread heritage education throughout the community.
  • Present local and regional history in the classroom via the History-In-A-Suitcase program.
  • Produce and host a speaker series focusing on local history.
  • Develop well-documented archive of historical items donated to the Center
  • Serve as a resource center for local historical research for young and old
  • Publish the semiannual arts and heritage journal, KIVA.
• Build support for the CMHC.
  • Increase awareness of the Center and its programs.
  • Increase membership and community participation.
  • Support volunteerism at the Center.
  • Encourage donations of memorabilia related to the region.

Cheyenne Mountain Heritage Center, P.O. Box 38971, Colorado Springs, CO 80937
Phone: 719.632.7000     Email: info@CMHeritageCenter.org
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