The Berthoud Historical Society relies on the generous support of our community to preserve and celebrate the unique history of Berthoud and the Little Thompson Valley. As a nonprofit organization, every donation plays a vital role in helping us protect our town’s rich agricultural and pioneer heritage for future generations.

Your gift directly supports our mission and allows us to continue:

✅ Preserving Historic Sites
Your contributions help us maintain and restore two of Berthoud’s most treasured landmarks:

• 小汤普森谷先锋博物馆, located in the historic blacksmith shop, showcasing exhibits that tell the story of Berthoud’s early settlers, agriculture, and community life.
• The McCarty-Fickel Home Museum, a beautifully restored 1916 American Four Square home that provides an intimate glimpse into early 20th-century life in Berthoud, complete with period furnishings and medical artifacts from the home’s history as a doctor’s residence and office.

✅ Hosting Free and Low-Cost Community Programs
We offer a variety of events that bring history to life for residents and visitors of all ages. Your support makes it possible to host our popular 音箱系列, Historic Berthoud Walking Tours， 和 Summer Concerts in the Museum Courtyard—all designed to educate, entertain, and foster a deeper appreciation for our local history.

✅ Offering School Field Trips and Educational Opportunities
Through customized field trips 和 educational programs, we connect students with Berthoud’s past in hands-on and meaningful ways. Whether exploring pioneer life, local agriculture, or historic architecture, these experiences inspire young minds and enrich school curricula.

✅ Protecting and Exhibiting Important Artifacts
Your donations ensure the preservation of thousands of historical artifacts, documents, photographs, and oral histories housed in our collections. These items are carefully curated and displayed in engaging exhibits that capture Berthoud’s pioneering spirit and agricultural legacy.

✅ Fostering a Sense of Community and Stewardship
By supporting the Berthoud Historical Society, you’re helping to keep local history alive and accessible. Together, we honor the resilience, innovation, and community spirit that define Berthoud’s story.