Celebrate summer at the historic Grant-Humphreys Mansion for the Denver Business Series Summer Social on Thursday, July 27. With a beautiful outdoor courtyard adjacent to a park and the 30-rooom mansion meticulously restored with historic charm, we’ll be eating and drinking the night away with professional colleagues.

The mansion was completed for James Benton Grant, the third Governor of Colorado, in 1902 at a cost of $35,000. He established the Omaha and Grant Smelting Company in Leadville in 1877 and upon his death in 1911 his widow sold the mansion in 1917 to lumber baron and oil tycoon Albert E. Humphreys. Eventually the Humphreys family left the mansion to the City of Denver and it was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1971.

There is parking for 20 cars at the mansion and then an additional 50 spaces after 5 pm in the parking lot across the street at 790 Pearl St, Denver.

Tickets are $45/person and includes light appetizers and two drink tickets.


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