Grand Junction History

From silent films to modern-day events, Avalon Theatre in Grand Junction, CO, remains a premier venue with a century-old tradition of entertainment.

Discover the rich history of Grand Junction, Colorado, from the deeding of land for Handy Chapel in 1883 to the preservation efforts today.

At one time, this area of Colorado was populated by the Ute Indian tribe who told stories and legends to explain things that might not be explainable.

Discover the charm of a historic 1900 home in Grand Junction, CO, with recent upgrades and a prime location.

Explore the Gunnison River's vital role in Colorado's ecosystems and agriculture, flowing for over 180 miles.

Learn more about eleven significant locations in Western Colorado we should be taking better care of.

Scroll through the photos of this well-kept historic home that has stood in downtown Grand Junction for 115 years.

Local spray paint artist Jeremy Velasquez did a fantastic job. The mural adds new life to Grand Junction's Union Depot.

Footage from 1969 describing the failed Project Rulison nuclear tests in Western Colorado serves as an eerie window into the state’s explosive past.

Everyone knows about Grand Junction, Colorado's historic Stranges Grocery at 226 Pitkin Avenue. A major renovation has been underway for some time. Take a look at the progress