Denver History

Denver: a strange city since 1858. Or 1861. Or 1902. Depending on what you mean by 'Denver.'

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Children dressed up as birds, except for the two lucky enough to be bunnies: http://t.co/9qMQJt4YQF

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A souvenir of past hospitalization; possibly useless... http://t.co/rfWsIsLOCu

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The American Furniture Company at 16th and Lawrence in 1921: http://t.co/M86dO5OE37

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Students pose in front of the metal "M" sculpture at Manual High School in 1978: http://t.co/rO6Od6atur

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Two model homes -- one for a childless couple, one with a sandbox, made by Denver elementary school students: http://t.co/yHmaurfPEA

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The DeVille Motel at Colfax and Galapago, then and now: http://t.co/8i1prNa5Pa

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An appreciation of @WHGnews : http://t.co/3AqBZTRnyr

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Denver on February 23, 1947: Bob Huff reads a dime novel, titled Fancy Frank of Colorado in the Western Histo… http://t.co/4li0oBOHqI

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Denver in 1970 was the city of matching candy-colored miniskirts and neckties: http://t.co/dm91dIA9fq

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Denver Masons lay the cornerstone of the City and County Building in 1931. http://t.co/KbumdpT9Xt

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"Little Joe" Roma was playing the mandolin when he was shot 14 times by other gangsters: http://t.co/owVSL9rD

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Postcard announcing the opening of the "absolutely fireproof" Hotel Argonaut, on Capitol Hill next to the sta… http://t.co/OuGq3yg1

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What we need is more Colfax-themed Valentines: http://t.co/0fq9IXA7

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@DenverWestword awarded us a prize last year -- but we here at @DenverHistory HQ just now found out about it: http://t.co/oVyLO0eD

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Students at Barnum Elementary save scrap paper during World War II: http://t.co/ay72lSx8

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Denver on February 11, 1970: On February 3, 1970, bombs went off at the Denver Public Schools' bus garage at … http://t.co/ysOtg5I3

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Lighted theaters (and a chop suey restaurant) on Denver's Curtis Street in 1921: http://t.co/Ebc0gV6w

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Chris Maurer's Town House Restaurant, which seems more exciting than Aurora usually does: http://t.co/839oLCaK

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Denverites take a bookkeeping class in the midsts of the depths of the Great Depression: http://t.co/SQsaLLBR

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