Denver Inside andOut

Denver Inside and Out is a Urban Adventure Scavenger Hunt.

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Denver Inside and Out is excited to announce our new more challenging scavenger hunt. Check out the Advanced Hunt at https://t.co/vGjqDdJIkp and let us know what you think.

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The cost for this hunt is $29.95. Contact us at [email protected] or 303 330 9871 for more information or to purchase your hunt.

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We are excited now to be offering The Urban Adventure Scavenger Hunt that can be completed in approximately 2 hours at a leisurely pace.

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After nearly 10 years Denver Inside and Out is no longer offering the interactive walking tour.

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5/15/1963-Alcatraz is officially closed by Attorney General Robert Kennedy.

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3/21/1963-The Last 27 prisoners are removed from Alcatraz and sent to other federal prisons.

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12/16/1962 John Paul Scott escapes his cell and swims from Alcatraz Island to the mainland. This had been assumed to be impossible.

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Some of Alcatraz's more notably inmates:
Al Capone
Arthur"Doc"Barker
Harvey Bailey - mastermind of the Denver Mint Robbery

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1868-Fort Alcatraz is converted into a military prison.

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11/4/1854-A Military Installation in the middle of San Francisco Bay has it's Lighthouse completed and is designated Fort Alcatraz.

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12/21/1922-Local Police swarm northern Colorado in pursuit of "suspicious men" described as "eastern gunmen" They turn out to be hunters.

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1/13/1922-New York district attorney advocates the branding of criminals.

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Denver’s first police dog was a German shepherd named Noble. He was a given by friends to patrolman Daniel Gleason in January 1922

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12/5/1933-Utah approves the Twenty-first Amendment by convention, officially repealing national Prohibition.

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11/7/1933-Thirty-six states, the number required, vote to end Prohibition.

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4/10/1933-Michigan is the first State to vote to repeal Prohibition.

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4/7/1933-The Manufacture and sale of 3.2% beer is legalized by Congress.

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3/13/1933-President Roosevelt proposes immediate modification of the Volstead Act to allow the sale of beer.

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2/20/1933-Congress submits Twenty-first Amendment to repeal Prohibition.

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12/21/1932-U.S. House Votes to legalize 3.2 beer.