While the Littleton Museum is closed to the public, we have created several ways for you and your family to enjoy the museum at home!

In addition to the programs and projects listed below, you can also use the navigation panel to the left to find word puzzles and pioneer pantry recipes. 

Access the Littleton Museum's Collections Online

Did you know you can view some of the artifacts we’ve collected online? Click on the link below or use the left navigation panel and go to “Museum Collections." From there, you can search “Objects” for some of the 1,600+ artifacts we’ve digitized and shared. Keep checking back to see more artifacts as we add them! 

Access the museum's online collections

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Little Prompts

Check out these posts on the museum's  Facebook and Instagram pages featuring photographs of unique artifacts from the museum’s collection to serve as a creative prompt, encouraging people to write a story or poem to share with friends and family. 

See Little Prompts on Facebook

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So, You Think You Know the Littleton Museum

How well you do you really know the Littleton Museum? Can you spot what is missing from these from these photographs posted on the museum's Facebook page? Post your answer in the comment section and see if you are right!

See "So You Think You Know LM" on Facebook

Hidden Histories of Objects Posts

Did you know the Littleton Museum has an estimated 50,000+ artifacts in its collection? Like most museums, we can’t display all our objects all of the time. Similar to the Throw Back Thursdays and Little Prompts projects, we’ll post an artifact on Facebook and Instagram weekly, exploring the hidden history behind the artifact, and why it is part of the Littleton Museum’s collection!

See Hidden Histories on Facebook

Throw Back Thursdays

Every Thursday, the Communications Department and Littleton Museum will post to Facebook and Twitter historic photos from the museum’s collections. Photos for April into May will focus on all the front line and essential businesses and staff, like grocery stores, medical personnel, etc.

See Throwback Thursdays on Facebook

Cooking from the Pioneer Pantry

This video series will highlight recipes and cooking techniques from the 1860s during times of scarcity. Filmed in at the Littleton Museum in the 1860s cabin. Videos will be posted to Facebook and recipes will be available by navigating using the panel on the left of your screen.

Watch Cooking From the Pioneer Pantry - Episode 1 on Youtube

Ask Farmer Steve

Learn about the livestock that live on the living history farms at the Littleton Museum. Watch this weekly family friendly video series on the Museum’s Facebook page.

Watch Ask Farmer Steve - Episode 1 on Youtube

Coming soon!

GIS Tour of the Fine Arts Board Collection of Artwork

Collections division staff are working to create a GIS tour of some of the permanent installations of artwork purchased by the Littleton Fine Arts Board over the years. Artwork includes sculptures and other media installed along trails, in parks, and some in currently closed City of Littleton public buildings.