The Platteville Public Works Department will be resuming street sweeping on Tuesday, March 11th in the Rodgers Farm subdivision.  This past Tuesday street sweeping was completed in the Old Homestead subdivision but due to mechanical issues that occurred with the street sweeper Rodgers Farm was not completed.  Street sweeping will occur between 7:00am and 3:00pm on Tuesday and all residents in Rodgers Farm are being asked to remove all vehicles from the streets so they can be swept and cleaned.  Vehicles may be temporarily parked on the Town's empty lot near the north entrance, as well as the area north of the Rodgers Farm park near the east side of the detention pond.  The Town appreciates everyone's cooperation as the Town completes street sweeping throughout the community during the next few months.  A regular monthly street sweeping schedule is being worked on and will be available to the community in the next month.  THANK YOU 

 
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Pioneer Museum

The Platteville Pioneer Museum was started in 1994 by Sally and Raymond Miller, Dorothy and Alan Brotmarkle, and Betty and Tom Harris, on the site of the previous town library. Thanks to contributions by former and local residents, as well as a Department of Local Affairs Mineral Impact Fund Grant, an addition was constructed in 2006. The non-profit museum is managed by the Platteville Historical Society, and operated with support from memorial gifts and memberships, and The Town of Platteville.

The Platteville Pioneer Museum, located at 502 Marion Avenue, is open Mondays and Wednesdays from 10:00am to 3:00 pm, and on Saturdays from 10:00am to 2:00 pm. Families and groups can also schedule private showings if booked in advance. For more information call (970) 785-6285.

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Platteville Pioneer Museum

Soar-Stevens Log Cabin

The Soar-Stevens Log Cabin

Nina Soar, the daughter or Ezra Soar, married Charles Stevens and lived in this cabin until her death in 1950. The Ward family later donated the Soar-Stevens cabin to the Platteville Historical Society / Platteville Pioneer Museum. The Ward family settled in the United States in 1853, and moved to the Platteville area in 1868. 

Reconstruction and moving the cabin to its current location was made possible by donations, membership dues to the Platteville Historical Society, and the work of volunteers.

Town of Platteville

400 Grand Avenue
Platteville, Colorado 80651

Phone: 970-785-2245
Fax: 970-785-2476


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