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Early Greeley homes. This is 1870. Photo Credit	The irrigation ditch leading to town. 1870. Photo Credit
The oxen team owned by James H. Orr. They laid out the town of Greeley. Photo from District 6 Greeley, Colorado - Birth of a City slideshow
Aerial view of Greeley in the 1870's. Photo Credit	Businesses along Meeker Avenue in the 1870's. Photo Credit
Maple Street in the 1870's. This is now 7 Street downtown. Photo Credit	First church built in Greeley. This is a Baptist church in the 1870's. Photo Credit
Beet Pile outside Great Western Beet Factory in the 1920's. Photo Credit	Great Western sugarbeet factory before it was torn down.
Monfort Feedlots in the 1940's. Photo Credit	This is the JBS Meat Packing Plant. This was first Monfort's next Con-Agra then Swift.
This is the City Hall building downtown.	Porta - Potties and some of the hand washing stations at Centennial Elementary during the "No Flush" time period after the South Platte Flood in September 2013. Dos Rios and Chappelow were also inside the "No Flush" zone.
The sinks in the Deluxe Porta-Potties at Centennial Photo ©Eduardo Navidad	The stalls in the Deluxe Porta-Potties at Centennial Photo ©Eduardo Navidad
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Updated on September 22, 2013