Contact us for further information or to schedule an event or tour. The Greeley Municipal Archives contains one of the largest collections of historic photographs and documents in northen Colorado and is an active research center for historians, genealogists, collectors and the general public. Browse through the rich archive of photographs, documents and books covering a full range of Colorado history, including the lifestyle and traditions of early settlers, the irrigation and water rights concerns of Plains farmers and ranchers, and the role of the railroad in the development of Northern Colorado. The Municipal Archives is located at 919 7th Street near the Union Colony Civic Center and across the street from Lincoln Park. It is open year round, Monday through Friday from 10-4.
Admission is free, and appointments are recommended for research visits.
The City of Greeley Museums' main offices are located in the archives. Contact us for further information or to schedule an event or tour.