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Marycrest convent home of Sisters of St Francis, now Aria cohousing
For 75 years, Marycrest, the 25-acre campus of the Sisters of St. Francis, served as an oasis of...
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This 1924 private residence is a classic Arts and Crafts style home. Originally a 3 bedroom one...
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1717 E Colfax Avenue
According to its building permit, 1717 E. Colfax Avenue (originally addressed as 1715 E. Colfax)...
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The two-story brick apartment house at 1119 Lafayette Street was built in 1928 according to permit...
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According to a church history prepared in 1958, Pilgrim Congregational Church was founded in 1882...
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702 E 12th Ave
The Denver Assessor’s Office estimates the original build date of the building as 1925. While no...
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The Denver Assessor’s website lists the build date for 1234 Washington Street as 1927. Although a...
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1175 Emerson St
1175 Emerson Street known as the Riviera was constructed in 1954 according to the Denver assessor’...
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For over five decades, the Saucy Noodle Ristorante has been a Denver landmark at the same location...
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Constructed in 1948, by A. Gruber and Sons, at a cost of $80,000 (building permit #7220), the...
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This home was one of the first homes built and sold by the original founders of the Subdivision of...
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1975 E Colfax Ave
The former service station at 1975 E. Colfax Avenue was constructed between 1930 and 1937. As no...
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1122 Pearl St.
According to Denver assessor records, the three-story brick apartment building at 1122 Pearl...
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This two-part commercial block at 1201 East Colfax Avenue was built in 1905 on lots 21 and 22 of...
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2250 Downing St
While no building permit could be located for 2250 Downing Street, the house was likely...
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1892 home of Russell and Elinor Gates. Russell Gates established a series of successful mercantile...
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At the corner of Broadway/Dakota is the "Courvoisier Block" which was built in 1893 by...
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1560 Downing Street, aka Kenilworth Court Apartments, were completed in September 1907. The three-...
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2053 N Gaylord St - Shwayder House
This stately Gaylord Street home in City Park West was built on spec in 1912 by contractor Swan...
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This duplex at 2338-2342 Clay Street was built in 1904 for James K. Montrose, owner of a downtown...
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Two other homes on West River Drive are nearly identical to this residence in the Jefferson Park...
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This small terrace-type building was built c.1886 by Frank and Eliza Grimes, Irish immigrants who...
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David Freehling built this brick bungalow in 1922. He was a Russian immigrant of German heritage,...
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photo of Denver's first Big Top Store on South Federal
Location of the first Big Top Auto Mart store in the Denver metro area, designed by the Denver...
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Columbus Apartments constructed 1927 and still in place as of April 2025, located at southwest...
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Property was owned by P.T. Barnum originally. I was raised in the first house built on the west...
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Taken between 1910 and 1930 View of a pergola and fountain (designed by Saco R. DeBoer) at the John...
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Rienks family photo on front porch - March, 1967
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This is the 1912 home of William Meikleham, owner of the Old Homestead Bakery. The house was...
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erchants Park (Owned by the owner of the Merchants Biscuit Company), was the home of baseball,...
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The Molly Brown House Museum (also known as the House of Lions) is located at 1340 Pennsylvania...
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This modest home has a colorful history representative of the early days of Jefferson Park. Its...
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Russell Stover's Candies got their start on South Broadway? In 1923 Clara and Russell Stover...
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This substantial Jefferson Park house was built in 1909 for Angelo "Filippo" Onofrio and his...
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1968 build. Brick and frame bi-level, 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath, attached 2 car garage.
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The history of 1449 Quebec Street is really the history of Colfax Avenue, as viewed through the...
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In the 1920’s John C Rubright of 162 South Lincoln sponsored to build the substantial structure...
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In 1882, built on the north side of Virginia at the corner of Lincoln at Virginia Ave. San Souci...
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"Affectionately known as "Uncle John" and was referred to as the Father of South...
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Listed as the only restaurant in The Negro Motorist Green Book. Demolished.
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Originally built for Martin Marietta Corp, which gave the two "wing-like" buildings their...
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The Steele House served as the residence of the manager of the Robert W. Steele Gymnasium, later...
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Built in 1898 by the Ladies Relief Society in the Argyle Park subdivision. The Society was...
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The Nicoletti Family (Marco, Teresa and sons Frank and Joseph) lived in 227 S Lincoln between 1911...
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Wilberforce Whiteman was a member of the South Broadway Christian Church and was their first music...
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In 1871, the dirt path street of South Broadway (south of Cherry Creek) was graded and improved by...
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In the 1970s, about a century after the Colorado Gold Rush, Denver’s music scene attracted a...
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Denver Union Station is the main railway station and central transportation hub in Denver, ...
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Movie houses became big in Denver in 1916. Pioneer Showman DeWitt C Webber chose to build his “...
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A Short History of the Old Tramway Building: Berkeley was so far away from the business center of...
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Foskitt H Ustick, a Burlington Railroad man of 45 years, he worked his way up to superintendant of...
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1145 Clarkson Street was built in 1897 for Judge Julius B. Bissell. Bissell was born in...
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City records show that a Guy Santorno purchased vacant lots 1&2 in 1923. He had constructed at...
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My mom likes to tell about herself and her brother, Johnny, growing up in Denver, and how my...
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The ornate stone house at 1405 King Street was built around 1895 by Eli Ackroyd, president of the...
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This mysterious structure, not easily viewable from Quebec Street, was originally built as a barn/...
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According to Denver assessor records, 1550 Downing Street was built in 1888. While no building...
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According to Denver building permits, 1725 Williams Street was constructed in 1891 for John L....
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The two-story building at 1860 Race Street was built in 1891 for Henry McChesney.  McChesney and...
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2225 Vine Street was built in 1901 for A. J. Cook (Annie Josephine Cook), wife of grain merchant...
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2226 Williams Street was built in 1891 for Edward and Lola Worrell. While Edward worked as a...
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Unit 2607 is part of a shotgun triplex in Scottish village. Shotgun apartments have no hallways,...
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This duplex in the Jefferson Park neighborhood is actually two residences: 2625 and 2627 West 27th...
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This brick Queen Anne house was first owned by Fairfield Palmer from 1887 to 1908. Palmer lived at...
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This two-story brick duplex was built in 1908 for Otto W. Laase. Laase and his wife Lizzie lived...
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2841 and 2835 West 24th Avenue are two nearly identical residences built on lots bought by Paul...
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Constructed in 1890, the original address of 2927 West 28th Avenue was 616 Garnet. Its first owner...
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This is one of several farmhouses that still exist among blocks of post-war housing in the Elyria...
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Lovely two bedroom, two bathroom Craftsman house built in 1908. Gorgeous original woodwork....
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George Ostermiller, a German-speaking immigrant from Russia, likely built this modest Globeville...
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Philip Hahn purchased this property in 1902. While the 1905 Baist map of Denver shows a small...
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This building's original address was 346 North Grant Street before streets in Globeville were...
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This brick bungalow was built in 1922 of second-hand materials. Records list no architect or...
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4709 Race Street was built in 1911 by Charles and Louise Heartz.  That same year, the couple was...
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This duplex was built for William Kiefaber around 1910 and stayed with the family for roughly a...
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Thomas J. McGovern, an Irish immigrant who came to the United States in 1901, worked as a dairyman...
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From Jack Kerouac's 1957 novel, "On the Road" "The cousin dropped us off at the...
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Albert Whitaker House
Albert S. Whitaker was born in Tioga Co., NY, on August 22, 1844. He enlisted in the Army cavalry...
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The Town of South Denver began in 1886 as a legal maneuver to keep Denver’s “liquor element” from...
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Avery and Charlotte Gallup were responsible for much of the lush development of housing in South...
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When I was growing up in Littleton (Centennial Acres) there was a Big Top store on the corner of...
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My understanding is that these rowhouses were built in 1894 as nurses housing for Denver General/...
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Denver's oldest continuously operating hotel opened August 12, 1892. Despite common...
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George Swartz had wanted to be an actor from the time he was a boy in Pennsylvania. Tuberculosis...
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This small Victorian house was commissioned in 1907 by John J. Burlien and built by Bowen &...
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I'm fairly certain this is the longest alley driveway in Stapleton.
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This house was built in 1910 in the architectural style of a 20th Century English Craftsman cottage...
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Picture of Eisenhower Chapel
Deeply steeped in history, the Eisenhower Memorial Chapel No. 1 was the first chapel to be built on...
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Picture of Eisenhower Chapel
Deeply steeped in history, the Eisenhower Memorial Chapel No. 1 was the first chapel to be built on...
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This two-story brick apartment building was built in 1924 by building contractor Josiah T. Vincent...
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The historic Emerson School in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood is home to the Denver office of...
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