Cherokee Castle is a distinctive landmark with expansive views of the Front Range. Home to a diverse collection of art and antiques, the castle exhibits paintings by fifteenth and sixteenth century European artists and original drawings by Sir Christopher Wren, the architect of St. Paul's cathedral in London.

The collection of art and antiques took place over several generations. Other collections on display include important literature by Audubon, Dickens, and Shakespeare.

Tweet Kimball's 14,000 books remain on the shelves and her art and antiques fill the parlors, often overflowing with guests just as they were when she lived there. Performing arts groups call the castle home in the summer months, residents of The Keep host family gatherings, and attend afternoon High Tea, and the castle continues to be a destination for all who are interested in history and art.