APT’s Rocky Mountain Chapter, established in 2004, is a nonprofit organization that encourages, promotes, and advances research, training, and the sharing of information relating to preservation technology and the historic preservation of buildings, sites, structures, and objects. Our chapter serves Colorado, New Mexico, Montana, Wyoming, and Utah.

Since inception, the chapter has organized annual events including:

• A rising-damp case-study seminar at the Richards Hart Estate in Wheat Ridge, Colorado
• Field trips to two historic ranches in Estes Park, Colorado, to compare rehabilitation techniques
• A window restoration workshop at Santa Maria Ranch in Park County, Colorado
• Tours of a historic stone quarry in Colorado Springs; the Chautauqua National Historic Landmark District in Boulder, Colorado; the adobe Romero House in Fort Collins, Colorado; and the restoration work at the Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne
• Virtual project tours and presentations such as the Historic Elitch Gardens Theater in Denver, Colorado; and the 4 Bar 4 Ranch outside Fraser, Colorado

The Rocky Mountain Chapter also participates in educational sessions affiliated with Colorado Preservation, Inc.’s annual conference in Denver, where the chapter also has its annual cocktail reception.

2022-2023  Board Members

Liz Vergillo – President

Gheda Gayou – Vice President

Christine Britton – Secretary

Bret Johnson – Treasurer

Phil Barlow – Membership Coordinator

Ashley Russell – Social Media/ Website Coordinator

Jennifer Cappeto – APTi/CPI Liaison