Photos

Here's a look at a handful of orchards and farms of the past, captured by the lens of Grand Junction photographer Robert Grant.

Please take a moment to reflect upon a handful of images captured by two lifelong Grand Junction residents, a father and son, during their tours of duty in World War I and World War II.

A Colorado photographer captures the playful joy of baby foxes in the spring sunshine.

It's a rainy day, so I thought I would root through some of my grandpa's photos and round up a handful of totally random photos of Grand Junction residents. Today's focus, the late 1940's.

Behold Western Colorado's "Miss Atomic Energy" and her attendants, plopped down on a filthy pile of highly toxic uranium ore. Take a trip back in time to Grand Junction of the past with these Bob Grant photos of local beauty queens and pageant contestants.

Get to know the animals at the Denver Zoo.

Yesterday warranted a little social distancing in the form of a hike up Mt. Garfield. You'll be pleased to know the flag is flying high. It is, however, in need of some tender loving care.

Did you know some of your favorite movies from the 1950's and 60's were filmed in Western Colorado and Easter Utah? Grand Junction Daily Sentinel photographer Bob Grant had a chance to shoot a few photos from these movie sets.

There's a trail located in Grand Junction where you'll find plenty of space, and more than enough room to "distance" yourself. It's an easy hike, with convenient access, and only requires about an hour of your time. Where will you find it?

Do you love to shop in downtown Grand Junction? I do. Take a little trip back in time and revisit some of GJ's downtown shops with these Bob Grant photos.