Welcome to the Mountain Post Historical Association
Roosters Remembers, The Veterans Video Project DVD
Roosters Men’s Grooming Center (Roosters) announces the premiere Screening of Roosters Remembers – The Veterans Video Project DVD is now available for purchase by clicking here.
Mountain Post Historical Association Golf Tournament
Tour the Museum
Mountain Post Historical Center Phase I Tours are :
- Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 3:00pm
- 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
For special tours please contact Mr. Steve Ruhnke, Curator at 719-524-0915.
Who will tell their stories?

The Mountain Post Historical Association is a nonprofit corporation founded to build the Mountain Post Historical Center. The museum will tell the story of Fort Carson and pay tribute to its Soldiers – past, present and future – who served there. The Center will be a distinctive landmark located just outside the main gate of Fort Carson, directly across from Cheyenne Mountain State Park.
Primarily, the Center will promote greater appreciation and understanding of contributions made by Fort Carson Soldiers since Fort Carson’s activation in 1942. It will also serve as a tangible salute to thousands of men and women who served there, hundreds of whom made the ultimate sacrifice to protect the freedoms we enjoy today.
A board member of the Mountain Post Historical Center Association relates the following:
“I recently attended a World War II dinner for my father’s company and only 7 of the original 150 members remain. They wonder: how they will be remembered? Will they disappear into the dustbin of history until someone discovers an old diary or letter?”
Help us build the Mountain Post Historical Center
Many riveting stories are waiting to be told. Many fascinating artifacts are waiting to be shared. Whether you are a Soldier or a veteran, whether you want to pay tribute to a family member or friend who served, or are simply a patriot who wants to say “thanks,” please support the campaign today. Find out how you can help to make the museum a reality.
The MPHA is a 50l(c)(3) organization, which allows your contribution to be tax-deductible. In addition, this project has been designated as a Colorado State Enterprise project, so donors of $250 - $100,000 can qualify for a 25% state income tax credit.
To become a part of our efforts in getting the story out, Join our Newsletter and find out How You Can Help.
Latest News
The Medal of Honor was returned to the 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson
ISG David McNerney, former 1SG of CO A, 1-8 Infantry, received his Medal of Honor for action in ..
Ribbon Cutting Highlights
The Mountain Post Historical Association in conjunction with leadership from the 4th Infantry Di..
Star-studded Reception Gives Invitees a Peek at Never-Before-Seen Artifacts--New Museum to Open June
LTG (Ret.) Ed Soriano addressed a gathering of active duty military and Colorado Springs philant..
Mountain Post Historical Association (MPHA) has a new partner
MPHA took part in the grand opening of Roosters men's grooming center on Saturday, April 30, 2011. R..
~LTG (Retired) Edward Soriano.



