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207 Elm Ave, Eaton, CO Home of governor B.H. Eaton’s son, A.J. Eaton and his bride, Minnie, this fine red
3597 Galway Dr, Laporte, CO Born in Missouri to a French father and a mulatto mother, Antoine Janis (1824-1890) traveled
40.469556, -104.934333 Benjamin Eaton (1833-1904) was a founding officer of the Union Colony and was instrumental in the establishment of
3424 E Douglas Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80524 Family owned and operated since 1905, the Bartels Farm grows and sells
4320 East County Road 58, Fort Collins, CO 80524 Designated as a ‘Centennial Farm’ by the State of Colorado Department
40.630389, -105.167222 In 1912 Colorado State University (then known as the Colorado Agricultural College) President Charles Lory made an agreement
3706 Bingham Hill Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80521 The earliest known grave in this historic cemetery dates to 1862. Accessibility
4945 Bingham Hill Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80521 The original name for the Cache la Poudre River was said to
1475 A Street, Greeley, CO 80631 Centennial Village is a unique, 8-acre showcase of the frontier lifestyles of the West,
680 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80631 Located in downtown Greeley, the unique Colorado Model Railroad Museum has over 600 railroad-related
430 N College Ave, Fort Collins, CO One of the largest projects undertaken in the city during the 1930s was
3745 E Prospect Rd, Fort Collins, CO Colorado experts provide complimentary Colorado maps, routing information, weather updates, brochures and more.
Arapaho Bend Natural Area – 3600 S. County Rd 7, Fort Collins, CO 80528 Former meeting place of the Northern
40.594750, -105.075500 Since 1865 when the Coy family first started diverting water to their farm, the Coy Ditch and Diversion
40.594750, -105.075500 Since 1865 when the Coy family first started diverting water to their farm, the Coy Ditch and Diversion
Poudre Trail, Fort Collins, CO 80524 One of the first farm settlements along the Cache la Poudre River is located
CSU Environmental Learning Center, Fort Collins, CO The Colorado State University Environmental Learning Center is a 212 acre natural area located in
1201 Central Ave Mall, Fort Collins, CO 80521 A joint effort between the CSU Libraries and the Colorado Water Institute,
7025 Eastman Park Drive, Windsor, CO 80550 This park features a picnic shelter, large playground, soccer fields, a disc golf
408 Mason Ct, Fort Collins, CO 80524 The Fort Collins Museum of Discovery is a fun mix of local history
Frank State Wildlife Trailhead, Poudre River Trail, Windsor, CO 80550 The Frank State Wildlife Area is located in Windsor, Colorado
5216 Poudre Canyon Highway, Bellvue, CO Gateway Natural Area (formerly Gateway Mountain Park) offers a variety of recreational opportunities including
5212 Poudre Canyon Rd, Bellvue, CO Audio Segment: Gateway Natural Area The city’s old water filtration plant, where the North
40.578194, -105.045139 Colorado once had more than 20 sugar beet factories, supporting tens of thousands of farmers, field hands, and
40.501722, -104.966639 Although Union Colony planned four ditches, only two were built. Greeley #2 was the second ditch constructed. When
7607 Poudre River Rd, Greeley, CO Built in 1870 in association with the establishment of the Union Colony (now Greeley),
902 7th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631 The historic building is the former Greeley Union Pacific Railroad Depot which now houses
Greeley History Museum, 8th Street, Greeley, CO The Greeley History Museum’s downtown location features rotating exhibitions and permanent collections centering
714 8th Street, Greeley, CO 80631 Part of the City of Greeley Museums, the Hazel E. Johnson Research Center contains
207 Peterson Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524 Home to the historic 1864 Auntie Stone Cabin, and the 1858 Antoine Janis
501 N 14th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631 Island Grove Regional Park offers many activities and events throughout the year, including
40.599944, -105.083861 The history of the Josh Ames Ditch began in 1862 when the Ames brothers traveled to what is
40.474972, -104.951083 The Kaplan-Hoover Bone Bed site is located near the Poudre Trail and features an extensive archaeological site. More
Poudre River Trail, Windsor, CO Located near Windsor, off Hwy 257, the Kodak Watchable Wildlife Area provides great access to
40.598028, -105.079972 The Lake Canal, also known as the Eaton and Abbott Canal, was built in 1873 to supply irrigation
600 N Sherwood St, Fort Collins, CO Lee Martinez Park is a great community park close to the river. The
300 Woodlawn Dr, Fort Collins, CO Legacy Park is located north of the Poudre River, adjacent to the Hickory Trail
Soapstone Prairie Natural Area, Wellington, CO Located 26 miles north of Fort Collins, the remote Soapstone Prairie (which is part
2319 N Overland Trail, Laporte, CO 80535 Located on the banks of the Cache la Poudre River, Lions Open Space
708 Lodgepole Drive, Bellvue, CO Lory State Park offers trails for hiking, mountain biking, picnic facilities and horseback riding. Backcountry
1324 9th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631 The Meeker Home Museum is a 2-story adobe structure built in 1870 to house
10611 Spur 257, Greeley, CO, 80634 The Missile Site Park is great opportunity to step back into the Cold War
5821 W CR 54E Bellvue, CO Morning Fresh Dairy has been operating since 1894. They have 400 cows that are
425 10th Street, Fort Collins, CO The Museo de las Tres Colonias provides a living history highlighting Hispanic life, working conditions in
40.422528, -104.670056 Built in 1881, the Ogilvy Ditch is the last diversion on the Cache la Poudre River before converging
112 e Willow St, Fort Collins, CO 80524 Camp Collins was originally established in Laporte in 1862 to protect travelers
2505 N Overland Trail, Laporte, CO In 1862, the town of Colona changed its name to LaPorte, and was named
2777 Poudre Canyon Road, Bellvue, CO 80512 The Picnic Rock area, downstream of Gateway Natural Area along Highway 14, is primarily owned
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5821 W Co Rd 54E, Bellvue, CO 80512 The only remaining stone one-room schoolhouse in Larimer County sits on the
8313 W F St, Greeley, CO 80631 Located right on the Poudre Trail, the Poudre Learning Center serves to educate
40.466972, -104.913056 Poudre Pooch park is a one-acre fenced, off-leash dog park. Accessibility Visitors Welcome. Directions Access the park via
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Poudre River Trail, Windsor, CO This portion of Poudre River Trail is 21 miles of a well maintained paved pathway
202 East Vine Drive, Fort Collins, CO Located just north of Old Town, Fort Collins, kayakers, tubers and kids of
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Poudre Trail, Fort Collins, CO This portion of the Poudre Trail meanders along the Poudre River for 12.3 miles. It currently
6371 E County Rd 32 E, Windsor, CO River Bluffs Open Space offers access to the Poudre Trail with parking,
The Farm At Lee Martinez Park, North Sherwood Street, Fort Collins, CO The Ross Proving-Up House was constructed by Scotsman
5207 F Street, Greeley, CO Located on F street Greeley, this park has a parking area that also allows access
2724 N Overland Trail, Laporte, CO The cabin was built by Sam Deon, French fur trapper, in 1858. Probably the oldest building in Laporte, the building was used as
40.538889, -105.000139 Located within the Arapaho Bend Natural Area, near Fort Collins, Strauss Cabin is a great example of an
Sugar Beet Park, San Cristo Street, Fort Collins, CO Located at the southwest corner of Vine Drive and Ninth Street,
4801 E Harmony Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80528 The “Swetsville Zoo” is a beloved and iconic roadside attraction in Northern
3719 Poudre Trail, Laporte, CO Built in 1866, the Taylor and Gill Ditch is among the earliest irrigation structures in
328 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80521 Artifacts, period furnishings and knowledgeable guides will take visitors back to 1879
600 N Sherwood St, Fort Collins, CO This family-friendly farm features farm animals, antique farm equipment, and hands-on activitieswhere you
408 Mason Ct, Fort Collins, CO 80524 The Archive section of the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery contains many local
12404 County Rd 64 1/2, Greeley, CO 80631 Founded in 1935, the Tigges farm has a farmers market produce stand,
19 Old Town Square, Suite 137 Fort Collins, CO Stop by for lodging and restaurant information, calendar of events, cultural
30951 Weld County Road 27 Greeley, CO 80631 Listed on the National Historic Register of Places, this historic farm was
40.442444, -104.848056 Built in 1867, the Jones Ditch is among the earliest ditches still operating today. Only three miles in
Watson Lake, Colorado This small State Wildlife Area sits at the base of a cliff that is a traditional nesting
955 39th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634 The White-Plumb Farm Learning Center is a Colorado Centennial Farm— run by the same
40.471194, -104.935333 The Whitney ditch, constructed by Fred Whitney in 1862, was among the earliest irrigation ditches constructed on the
116 5th St, Windsor, CO 80550 The Windsor Art and Heritage Center hosts a variety of historical and art exhibits,
100 N 5th St, Windsor, CO The Windsor History Museum features historic buildings from around Windsor built between 1882 and the 1920s.
40.421167, -104.850167 The original gates or pillars that marked P.O.W. Camp 202 have been re-housed on the land that was