Cranford Neighborhood Historic Survey

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The City of Greeley received a Certified Local Government grant from History Colorado to conduct a historic resource survey in the Cranford neighborhood, specifically in the area bound by 14th and 16th Streets and 10th and 12th Avenues. The intent of the survey is to gather information and document the history and architectural character of 72 select properties within the area. The survey will also help identify properties that may be eligible for designation on the Greeley Historic Register. In addition to the official survey, Greeley's Historic Preservation team is asking current and former residents or visitors to share what they know about properties and buildings in the survey area.

Know a little or a lot about a home in the survey area? Let us know. Maybe what you know isn't about a building, but an experience you, a friend, or a family member have had. Click the stories tab and tell us all about it. Stories are a critical piece of history that must be shared and captured.

The City of Greeley received a Certified Local Government grant from History Colorado to conduct a historic resource survey in the Cranford neighborhood, specifically in the area bound by 14th and 16th Streets and 10th and 12th Avenues. The intent of the survey is to gather information and document the history and architectural character of 72 select properties within the area. The survey will also help identify properties that may be eligible for designation on the Greeley Historic Register. In addition to the official survey, Greeley's Historic Preservation team is asking current and former residents or visitors to share what they know about properties and buildings in the survey area.

Know a little or a lot about a home in the survey area? Let us know. Maybe what you know isn't about a building, but an experience you, a friend, or a family member have had. Click the stories tab and tell us all about it. Stories are a critical piece of history that must be shared and captured.

Tell Us Your Cranford Story

Every place has a story. Whether it's an empty lot, a gas station, a fence, a front porch, or a home...spaces tell us something important about where a community or neighborhood has been and where it might be going. Have a photo or story about the Cranford neighborhood you'd like to share? We'd love to hear from you. 

Thank you for sharing your story with us. We will add what you have shared to our ongoing historical documents. If you recall something you forgot to share, please don't hesitate to visit the Speak Up Greeley website again. 

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    Stevens Family - 1513 11th Avenue

    by NMS, about 2 years ago

    My grandparents, father and aunt, lived in the Cranford neighborhood. I wanted to share a little history about them and their time in the house in the 1940s and 1950s. I gathered this history through my genealogical research and stories that my dad told me.

    The Stevens family lived in the home at 1513 11th Avenue from 1942 until the mid to late 1950s.

    Theodore (Ted) Stevens (1899-1969) and Marie Sundby (1902-1964) met at the University of Wisconsin in the 1920s when they were students. The couple were both raised in Norwegian immigrant farming families in Wisconsin. They married in... Continue reading

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    Story from Michael

    about 2 years ago

    Hello..

    It's been a long time since my childhood days in Greeley. Reading in the Tribune that you are seeking input regarding this neighborhood, I'd like to weigh in briefly. If I can be brief?

    I attended kindergarten at the lab school at CSCE and then graduated from CSC in 1963. In 1990 I created an art project to commemorate Cranford Hall, the first building on the now UNC campus. My roots are deep.

    History and tradition, from reports I've heard and read seem to be falling away from my old home town.

    My recent project to encourage high school... Continue reading