Located in a beautiful 1929 building that formerly housed the Greeley Tribune newspaper offices, this 34,000 square-foot museum opened in 2005. There are mini-exhibits and temporary exhibits (typically changed every six months). Utopia: Adaptation on the Great...

The Greeley Freight Station Museum (GFSM) is designed to be a part of the City of Greeley Museums in Greeley, Colorado. The building and grounds will be donated to the city at the appropriate time, probably when each element of the project is totally...

Nathan Meeker, agricultural editor of Horace Greeley’s New York Tribune, visited Colorado Territory in October 1869. He dreamed of starting a utopian community based on temperance, religion, education, agriculture, irrigation, cooperation, and family values.Horace...

Centennial Village Museum is northern Colorado's outstanding outdoor museum with 30+ structures set on eight acres. Located on the south side of Island Grove Regional Park, it interprets the settlement history of Greeley and areas of Weld County from 1860 to about...

The Plumb Farm Learning Center was donated to the City of Greeley in 1997 by C.O. Plumb and his family. The farm is a memorial to the foresight and determination of his Union Colony grandparents and serves as an agricultural learning center for educating the younger...

We display and explain the history of the flag of the United States and the wars in which we have fought. These include the Spanish American, World War I, World War II, Korean, Viet Nam, Gulf War, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Grab some laundry and get ready for old washing machine heaven. Lee Maxwell's definitive and amazing website includes a database of antique laundry machines from Acme to Zenith, with dozens of brands in between (including old favorites like Maytag, Kenmore and...

The Windsor Museum's collections focus mainly on objects, archives, and photographs related to the history of Main Street, Windsor's people, businesses, and events through the mid-twentieth century. Specifically, the collections include textiles, agricultural tools,...

On the corner of Charlotte and Fremont Streets, visitors can find the Historic Parish House, Johnstown’s museum. The house, which was built by the Town Founders Harvey J. and Mary Parish, is a wonderful example of the Arts and Crafts style bungalow. You can walk...

Staffed by the Platteville Historical Society, this museum houses artifacts, family histories, pictures and other memorabilia of the people of the Platteville area. It also contains information on the historical Fort St. Vrain and Marcellin St. Vrain. The...