Plumb Farm Learning Center
 
 
 

Plumb Farm Learning Center

Preserving the legacy of a pioneer farm and the Union Colony roots of the families who lived here.
The Plumb Farm Learning Center was donated to the City of Greeley in 1997 by C.O. Plumb and his family. The farm is a memorial to the foresight and determination of his Union Colony grandparents and serves as an agricultural learning center for educating the younger generations about Greeley's rich agricultural heritage. The Plumb Farm is listed on the national Register of Historic Places and is a Colorado Centennial Farm.

Click here for the History of White-Plumb Farm

Classes Special Events
In the summer we offer a variety of week-long children's classes in a fun hands-on environment. All classes use the grounds, gardens, buildings and historic elements of the site, such as the 100-year-old flood irrigation system. Farm animals are present several weeks each year to add to the children's experience of early farm life. They also learn more about gardening, cooking and household chores and agriculture of the area. Some of the classes we have offered include:
  • Kids Carpentry
  • Short Chefs
  • ArtFarm

Click here for our Online Class Registration

 The farm hosts the following special events geared for family learning and fun
There are no regularly scheduled tours of the Plumb Farm, but interested people may call 970-350-9220 to schedule a tour.

Plumb Farm Learning Center
955 39th Avenue
Greeley, Colorado 80631
(970) 350-9220
Lat/Long:
40 25' 22.287"N
-104 44' 42.806"W