• ByersEvans House, Denver, about 1889, when the photograph was taken of Evans family members. It was the home of William Gray Evans beginning 1889.
  • (Boulder: University Press of Colorado, 2016). Elaine Colvin Walsh and Jean Walton Smith, The Byers-Evans House (Denver: n.p., 1985).
  • It's simple: the Byers-Evans House Museum is significant because it encapsulates Denver's journey from a frontier land to a flourishing city.
  • Most who pass through its doors will never know it, but the Byers-Evans house has many more stories to tell.
  • The Byers-Evans House Museum stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and architectural beauty. This well-preserved residence-turned-museum offers...
  • Byers-Evans House - The house was built in 1883 for Rocky Mountain News publisher William Byers. He sold it to the William Gray Evans family in 1889.
  • Byers-­‐evans house: italianate style home to prominent denver families. ... At the Byers-­‐Evans house, you can do just that!
  • Restored as a house museum containing many Evans family furnishings, it focuses on Denver history in general as well as the Byers and Evans clans.
  • The ByersEvans House is a historic house museum located in Denver, Colorado, United States. ... Guided Tours at the ByersEvans House.
  • The Byers Evans House Museum is definitely an interesting place to tour, as it is full of interesting history and memorabilia.