Photo: Jeffrey Beall
Situated in Northern Colorado, Greeley is the most populated city and county seat of Weld County. The population is near 100,000 residents.
It’s started out as a farming town and continues that legacy today, however technology has kept up with the town today. There’s a myth that when you smell manure in the air in Denver, there’s a storm coming that’s blowing air from Greeley.
History
The town was founded as Union Colony in 1869, an experimental utopian society, but later named after Horace Greeley, editor of the New-York Tribune, whom came to the area in 1859 during the gold rush.
Visit the town’s official website.
