About Greeley History Museum, Greeley, CO

Discover Greeley's and Weld County's interesting history at the Greeley History Museum and research facility. Enter the majestic and elegant Greeley Tribune building to discover an interesting collection of instructive and engaging exhibitions that chronicle the history of Greeley and broader Colorado, from the original settlers of Weld County to World War II.

Appreciate the Greeley Tribune building's beautiful Beaux-Arts architecture. The Tribune, northern Colorado's flagship newspaper, used to be housed in this 1929 structure. At the captivating local history exhibition, discover personal experiences and amazing anecdotes from Weld County's early colonization and know about the area's indigenous people near Greeley CO.

Experience fun and instructive chronology of Greeley's cycling history, from the early 1800s high-wheeled racing bicycles to the 1948 Schwinn models. Learn about Greeley's significance in American political history and view intriguing artifacts and press clippings from many times in the Community Room Exhibit.

Kids will adore the displays designed just for their education, which include a fun-filled tent. Contact us in advance to arrange a private tour for your party. From April to October, come and explore the Greeley History Museum on the first Friday of the month for free and interesting museum events. Pack a lunch and join for a free lunchtime History Brown Bag program. Visit the museum during the holiday season for the Holiday Heritage Open House, which takes place in late November each year.

Visit the Greeley History Museum's gift shop for a variety of souvenirs and instructional products, including books, DVDs, and postcards. (Source: expedia.com)