Robert Grant

Have you lived in Grand Junction long? Do you think you can identify a location from just a single photo? Give it your best shot.

Well, this isn't quite the way to kick off December, now is it? Do you recall about four years ago when it snowed like the dickens on November 29? Well, since Western Colorado doesn't have any snow of our own to enjoy, lets look at some awesome snowfalls from yesteryear via the lens of Rob…

Christmas lights and decorations have come a long way in the last 70 years. Then again, there's something to be said for the creativity and ingenuity displayed by Grand Junction residents of the 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's. Take a look at Grand Junction Christmas lights and de…

Grand Junction is gearing up for this weekend's Veterans Day Parade on Main Street. What did a local parade look like 60 years ago? You'll be surprised how little they've changed. Take a look at downtown photos of past parades from the 1950's, 60's, and 70's.

Labor Day is close at hand, and it seemed fitting to pay tribute to the hard working men and women of Western Colorado. Winter, summer, spring or fall, Grand Junction peeps work hard 365. Let's take a look at our locals bustin' their buns via the lens of late Daily Sentinel photographer Ro…

The Lands End Hill Climb has entertained racers and crowds for decades. Take a look back at the 50s through the lens of Grand Junction photographer Robert Grant with these images of a Lands End Hill Climb.

Grand Junction residents are known for being a hard working group of people. Let's face it, life on the Western Slope can have its challenges, and it takes some tough cookies to get things done. Check out a few videos comprised of Robert Grant photos, showing just how hard Western Colorado work…

Shortly after he began his career as photographer at the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, Robert Grant enlisted in the United States Army and departed for a 3 1/2 year tour in Asia. This Memorial Day, take a moment to view never before seen photos from a lifelong Grand Junction resident documenting hi…

If you were in Grand Junction back in the 1970s, you remember Dean's Drive In. If you were around in the 1950s, you can remember what that same location was called before it was known as Dean's. Somebody needs to bring back Grand Junction's "Goofy Gal" right away.

Over the years, several Presidents have dropped by Grand Junction to say "hi." Take a look at the better part of 70 years of Presidents, and a first lady or two, or three, visiting Western Colorado.