Greeley History Museum

The Greeley History Museum is a great town's museum that relays the history and humility of the city through exhibits and display. There are a number of artifacts on display here at the museum and one of the most interesting and popular ones is a pair of looking-glasses for a chicken! Located at the Greeley Tribune building the museum displays a number of photographs, documents, books, videos...

Opened in 2005, this facility tells the intriguing story of Greeley through its permanent "Utopia: Adaptation of the Great American Desert" exhibit, and it also features several rotating exhibits each year. Housed in the historic former offices of the Greeley Tribune, the museum features excellent interpretation of its impressive collection, as well as an interactive children's area. Allow 1 hour.

The Greeley History Museum is a great town's museum that relays the history and humility of the city through exhibits and display. There are a number of artifacts on display here at the museum and one of the most interesting and popular ones is a pair of looking-glasses for a chicken! Located at the Greeley Tribune building the museum displays a number of photographs, documents, books, videos...

About Us The Greeley History Museum is one of four museums operated by the City of Greeley. It is the only year-round museum in the system and joins seasonal sites Centennial Village, the 1870 Meeker Home and Plumb Farm Learning Center The City of Greeley Museums collect, preserve and interpret the history of Greeley primarily, with lesser emphasis on Weld County and northeastern Colorado.