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Town of Nunn History
In 1870, Union Pacific developed the rail line, the Denver Pacific that ran through central Colorado fromCheyenne to Denver. Although no grants came from the Federal government to finance its development, Congress provided a generous land grant to encourage investment. Denver Pacific further encouraged settlement by offering incentives to buy land in the area around what is today the Town of Nunn. Tom Nunn, one of the area’s early settlers, allegedly flagged down a passenger train locomotive that was moving toward a burning railroad bridge. Tom Nunn helped save the train from potential disaster and Denver Pacific allotted a square mile of land for settlement in appreciation of his deed and named the community after him. The Nunn Depot was built in 1908 following Nunn’s official incorporation that year. The Town also adopted the slogan “Watch Nunn Grow.”Nunn continued to develop but was hit hard by the Great Depression. The Civil Works Administration (a New Deal program) financed the development of Municipal Hall in 1933. However, the program was discontinued before the building could be completed. Citizens came together and raised money by staging benefits, dances, and other events to complete Municipal Hall which housed the police station, fire department and Town Clerk.The building was used for numerous community activities over the following decades and today has transitionedinto the Northern Drylanders Museum. Historically, the Nunn community has addressed and overcome many fiscal, economic and environmental challenges through collaboration and dedication. Today is no different and the community must continue its strong history of civic engagement and activism to overcome challenges and ensure that Nunn remains a greatplace to live and raise a family.
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Updated on January 23rd, 2015
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Volunteer for
the Weld County Sheriff’s
Victims
Advocates
Animal Vacinations Clinic
$1,000.00 For
information leading to the arrest and conviction, of the person(s) responsible
for the black spray paint graffiti on the buildings and silos around 4th.
Street and U.S. 85. It occurred on or around Friday the 19th. Or
Saturday the 20th. Of September. Call
970-897-2561 or see the Chief of Police at 185 Lincoln Ave.
Your Identity will remain unknown.
We have hired a new town maintenance man. Ray Hays When you see him around town on foot or on machinery, give him a wave, i'm sure he will appreciate it.
Also Thanks to Melissa for her great job as temporary town maintenance person.
Link for Weld Recovers Weld
Recovers is the long-term, community recovery committee working to
address the ongoing needs of flood victims throughout the county. The
mission of Weld Recovers is to foster the long term, unmet, flood
recovery needs within the Weld County community by providing the help,
healing, and hope necessary to rebuild our community to a new level of
safety and stability following the September 2013 floods. Weld Recovers
is working collaboratively with volunteers from local businesses,
faith-based organization and non-profits to expedite the recovery
efforts in Weld County.
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