Forty Years Forty Artifacts
2019 brings the 40th Anniversary of operation for the Lyons Redstone Museum. To celebrate, the museum has put together an exhibit featuring 40 artifacts that span the history of Lyons, some of which have never been on display before. 
All Aboard! Railroads in Lyons
It wasn't long after the founding of Lyons in 1881 that the Denver, Utah & Pacific Railroad arrived in Lyons. The exhibit traces the history of the railroads from 1885, to the closing of the depot in 1960, and the final special excursion train from Lyons in 1962 with objects photographs, and ephemera.
​Lyons Newspapers: A History
Traces the history of Lyons newspapers from 1890 to the present. Includes an interactive photo booth and hands-on activities including typing your news of the day on an electric typewriter, building a front page jigsaw puzzle, or creating your own front page of a newspaper. 
Swift/Smith/Bohn Family Photographs and memorabilia from the family including the WWII diary of Charles P. Swift begun on December 7, 1941 in Pearl Harbor.
125 Years of Distinctive Cameras 
​Collection of antique cameras from the Lyons Redstone Museum collection and on-loan from collector Ron Pedersen.
Tiny Stories: Art of the Dollhouse
Temporary exhibit showcasing five doll houses created by artist Anne O'Brien representing different eras in history.
The Flood of 2013
Photographs, videos, newspapers, and objects from the September 12-18, 2013 flood and recovery.
Native American Artifacts
Collection of points, lithics, and stone tools from Lyons, Estes Park, and eastern Colorado. Collected by John and Eugene Smith, George Swift, Dorothy Paxton, and Lon Havens. 
School Photographs
Gallery of photographs of Lyons schools and graduates from its earliest days to the present.
Lyons Bank
1904 bank teller cage from the Lyons Bank and banker O.J. Ramey Family display.
Della Burke
​Saddle, clothing, and memorabilia of Della Burke, former Lyons resident and champion horsewoman.
Picture Gallery
The history of Lyons through photographs.

and many more!