"ColoradoTown.com KEYWORD Centennial Village Museum"
Centennial Village Museum is a reproduction village that showcases the ethnic and cultural heritages of those who settled Weld County and NE Colorado from the 1860s to 1920s. A collection of 33 structures, it is comprised of four parts: the prairie section; business/commercial section; central village with homes, church, school and depot; and agriculture-related section. It is set on 5.5 acres that feature native plants and grasses as well as manicured gardens, a Victorian herb garden and Audubon garden for birds and butterflies. It is open mid-April to mid-October for touring, Tues.-Sat. 10-4. Festivals, programs, special events, and classes take place much of the year, and the grounds are available for rental for weddings, receptions, reunions, etc.
For more information email us, visit our web site or call us at 350-9220.
|
