City of Greeley Museums Traveling Exhibits

Weld Towns 1861-Today
Feature Weld County History

Did you know Weld County’s original territory was so vast it encompassed seven other modern counties? Explore Weld County towns past and present in this free-standing informative panel exhibition.

Additional Information

– Gallery space: 150-200 square feet
– 6-week booking period/ $150 plus shipping
– Please inquire for availability and shipping options

Reserve an Exhibit

Which Traveling Exhibit(s) are you interested in renting?(Required)

Weld County Towns

Preferred Display Start Date*(Required)

*Subject to availability. Please plan 7-10 days both before and after your display dates for shipping and installation. If your preferred dates are not available, the Greeley Museums team will work with you to find possible alternatives.

Preferred Display End Date(Required)

Second Choice Start Date

Second Choice End Date

Name of Host Venue or Organization(Required)

Who is interested in renting the traveling exhibit?

Venue Address(Required)

Where will the exhibit be displayed?

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Name of Primary Contact Person(Required)

First Last

Primary Contact Email Address(Required)

Primary Contact Phone Number(Required)

Is the Primary Contact authorized to sign paperwork?(Required)

Yes

Is the Primary Contact's address the same as listed above?

Yes

Authorized Signer(Required)

Who will sign the final contract? Who will make the final decisions for the hosting organization or venue?

First Last

Authorized Signer's Email Address(Required)

Authorized Signer's Phone Number(Required)

Authorized Signer's Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

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Holly Berg
Curator of Exhibits
970-336-4184
[email protected]

City of Greeley Museums Traveling Exhibits

Weld Towns 1861-TodayFeature Weld County History

Additional Information

Reserve an Exhibit

Questions?

Weld Towns 1861-Today
Feature Weld County History