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Don't miss the printing press exhibit housed in the historic local newspaper building - it's a unique feature tied to the venue's location and history
Visitor tip
The rotating exhibits mean repeat visits offer new content, and the Greeley history permanent exhibit provides an excellent foundational overview of the area
About Greeley History Museum
Local-history museum in a 1929 building. Museum featuring exhibits on Weld County history & a gift shop in the 1929 Greeley Tribune building.
What visitors say
Stopped by on a Saturday. There is no charge for admission any longer, which is apparently a recent change.Parking free on weekends in the adjoining lot. The museum has some rotating exhibits and some permanent exhibit. The exhibit that…
The museum looks really cool. I would love to come visit it. It's got some pretty Dang, neat stuff in it.
It was a very nice experience visiting the Greeley History Museum. We visited the Habitat for Humanity exhibit, and I would like to go back to see the other exhibits they have.
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Did You Know?
- Housed in the historic 1929 Greeley Tribune building, which originally served as the local newspaper headquarters
- Recently eliminated admission fees, making it a free museum for visitors
- Features a notable printing press exhibit related to the building's history as a newspaper office
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