Grand Junction History

How's your Monday going? Mine got off to a horrific start. It looks as though I'm not alone. Here's a short gallery of photos from Grand Junction, Colorado's past featuring people who probably wish they'd stayed in bed.

A 1963 ambulance was on display at Allen Unique Autos Museum in Grand Junction until 2015, and many claim that it was the very ambulance that drove President Kennedy’s body to have an autopsy performed.

Check out, and get to know the many ghost towns in the state of Colorado.

Take a trip back in time and learn about the sugar beet industry of Grand Junction’s past.

Did you know City Market has been in Grand Junction for nearly 100 years?

What do you remember about 1983?

Ready for a blast from the past? Here's a look at how a popular Grand Junction intersection has changed throughout the years:

Grand Junction, Colorado has been home to outstanding auto racing for some time. No matter which decade, Western Colorado has seen its share of amazing drivers and the cars they love.

Tens of thousands of negatives from Grand Junction, Colorado photographer Robert Grant have been recently discovered. These images capture trains and railroad workers from Western Colorado.

Did your parents ever take you to Sambo's on Horizon Drive in Grand Junction? How about Bonanza? If you grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado in the 1970s and 80s (and maybe in the 90s), your parents probably took you to these long-gone restaurants.