The Meeker Home Museum is the home of Nathan Meeker. It has been through various changes, but today it is set up to be like it may have been when the Meekers lived there.
One of the additions to the home was a large front porch that surrounded the home. The porch was removed in 1958. In 1970, the home was placed on the National Register of the Historical Society. The home was further stabilized and the interior (inside rooms) decorated in 1995.
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| The Native American blanket dress that Josephine Meeker sewed together while held captive by the Utes was on display at the Meeker Home museum. It is now at the Greeley History Museum. |
Meeker Home in 1903. The addition on the right is not a part of the museum today. The house today is the original hime restored. Photo Credit |
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Storytime on the Meeker Lawn
During the summer, Junior Museum volunteers read stories to children on the Meeker Home lawn. |
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| Slideshow movie of the Meeker House. Click to advance or use the arrow keys. It is a large file. If it doesn't advance, it is still loading. There are 28 slides. |