Greeley is a city in the Front Range Corridor of Colorado, and is the seat of Weld County. The population is around 110,000.
Downtown Greeley is located next to the rail lines for the old Denver & Pacific Railroad. The railroad is still utilized by the surrounding agricultural community, which produces grain, sugar beets, and cattle. The importance of the agricultural community means that just a block from main commercial streets are prominent grain elevators and agricultural buildings. Downtown, unusually, is located on the eastern extreme of the city, with almost all residential neighborhoods to the west, and farmland as close as a half-mile to the east. The University of Northern Colorado is located to the southwest of Downtown. Downtown largely follows 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue through Greeley.
Grain elevators and agricultural buildings on 6th Street.
The Oasis Tower, on 6th Street. The structure was built in 1974.
The old State Armory, on 8th Avenue. The armory was built in 1921, and is now an events center.
An office building at 8th Avenue & 8th Street.
Buildings on 8th Street. In the center is the Shaw Dry Goods Store, built in 1913.
Buildings on 8th Street.
Buildings on 7th Street.
Chase Plaza, on 7th Street. The structure was built in 1974.
The Trust Building, on 8th Avenue. The structure was built in 1911.
Buildings on 7th Street. The strucutres were built in the 1880s.
The Weld County Courthouse, on 9th Avenue. The courthouse was built in 1915.
Buildings on 9th Street.
The Weld County Centennial Center, at 10th Avenue & 10th Street. The court building was built in 1976.
The Marlborough Building, on 9th Street. The structure was built in 1907.
A building on 10th Street. The structure was built in 1908.
Buildings on 10th Street.
Buildings on 8th Avenue.
Greeley City Hall, on 10th Street. The city hall was built in 1970 and was originally a bank.
