Hazel E. Johnson Research Center

A Vital Resource for Historic Research

The Hazel E. Johnson Research Center features an outstanding collection of more than 100,000 historical documents and photographs. The center also has oral history interviews and transcriptions, videos, letters, diaries and other resources about pioneer families, businesses and communities in northeastern Colorado. There are maps from the late 1800s to present day, past editions of regional newspapers (on microfilm and in bound volumes), and other special collections that preserve and document the region’s rich history.

Contact the Research Center for Assistance

Researchers are welcome to contact the staff at the Hazel E. Johnson Research Center to schedule an appointment or inquire about the ability to access specific resources prior to visiting the center. Archival finding aids for those collections that have them are also available upon request.

For more information, call 970-336-4187 or email us at museums@greeleygov.com.

What to expect when you visit:

• Pencils, paper and laptops are allowed in the research center.
• Additional electronic devices may be used at the discretion of staff.
• Photography has restricted uses, which will be outlined with you by research center staff.
• The use of personal scanners are not allowed.
• Latex-free or cotton gloves (provided) must be worn to view certain materials.
• Bags and coats are not allowed at the research tables and can be stored nearby.
• Wi-Fi is available in the research center.