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WELCOME TO GRAND JUNCTION!

Welcome to Grand Junction! Once a booming uranium town, Grand Junction has transformed into a vibrant community offering diverse cultural and educational experiences. The Long-Term Surveillance & Maintenance Conference highlights the historical significance of uranium in the area, illustrated through exhibits from the Oak Ridge National Laboratories Museum. Attendees will engage with local students from GJ High School observing uranium concentrate sampling and explore the region's rich arts and culture, showcasing Mesa State College’s contributions to community engagement.

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WELCOME TO GRAND JUNCTION!

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  1. Long Term Surveillance & Maintenance Conference WELCOME TO GRAND JUNCTION!

  2. Where we were... Grand Junction – A Uranium BoomTown

  3. Doramad Radioactive Toothpaste Vita Radium Suppositories Courtesy of Oak Ridge National Laboratories Museum

  4. Radium Bath Salts Courtesy of Oak Ridge National Laboratories Museum

  5. Courtesy of Oak Ridge National Laboratories Museum

  6. GJ high school students observing sampling of uranium concentrate from storage drums

  7. Climax Mill Site, Grand Junction, CO

  8. Where we are today... A Diverse and vibrant community

  9. A REGIONAL CENTER

  10. MESA STATE COLLEGE

  11. ARTS AND CULTURE

  12. ART ON THE CORNER

  13. RECREATION

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