2009-08-09T04:14:15Z
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All
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2009-08-09T04:14:15Z
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2009-07-12T15:14:53Z
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All sites
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2009-07-12T15:14:53Z
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2009-08-31T02:03:05Z
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Bike Trek
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2009-08-31T02:03:05Z
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2009-09-03T18:33:24Z
The Buckhorn Exchange has been around for ages! It has a theme of the wild west! It has delicious food that will make you feel like a cowboy! It has freaky but interesting wall pieces and has some cool history!
Been round since the dinasoars
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Buckhorn Exchange
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2 cool 4 words
2009-09-03T18:33:24Z
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2009-07-11T14:16:13Z
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Cap Hill
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2009-07-11T14:16:13Z
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2009-12-27T20:14:14Z
Denver, Colorado day tour
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December 28, 2009
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2009-12-27T20:14:14Z
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2009-04-01T09:53:29Z
A perfect Saturday afternoon in the city.
Start at the Confluence. Grab a coffee at Paris, or a burger at My Brothers Bar.
Wander across the platte valley (use the millennium bridge), walk underneath union station, and head to the tattered cover in the morey mercantile building.
After the TC, go check out the building (and the embroidered snap shirts) at Rockmount.
Finally, it's off to the Wynkoop for a glass of Patty's Chile Beer and a game of pool.
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Nothing against the mall, but...
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Downtown Highlights
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A walkable tour of lower downtown.
2009-06-09T20:29:15Z
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2009-06-09T22:39:02Z
Though the city's elite moved to the south and east, the north side of town is where the people of color lived (and were buried).
If you are interested in the black american experience, visit Dr. Justina Ford's house, now the home to the Black American West Museum.
The best jazz bands of the golden age played at the Rossonian; no doubt the all black crew at the Fire Station #3 was called on more than a few times to put out the fire.
And then, there's riverside, where Barney and Julia Ford (but not Justina) are buried.
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five points and the north side
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head toward greeley, horace!
2009-06-09T22:39:02Z
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2009-07-26T18:01:17Z
This is my first trek!
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Four Mile Historic Park
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First Trek
2009-07-26T18:01:17Z
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2009-12-14T18:40:32Z
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Historic Downtown and Capital Hill
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2009-12-14T18:40:32Z
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2009-10-13T16:23:13Z
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History downtown
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2009-10-13T16:23:13Z
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2009-07-15T17:22:15Z
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Jessika
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2009-07-15T17:22:15Z
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2010-01-05T17:34:43Z
JUSTINA FORD HOUSE
3091 California St.
National Register 11/23/1984, 5DV.1493
Originally constructed at 2335 Arapahoe St. in 1890, the two-story flat roofed brick house sits on a stone foundation. Simple in massing and detailing, its most distinctive features are the dentils, end brackets, and finials of its pressed metal cornice. The house was the residence and office of Dr. Justina Ford from 1912 until her death in 1952. Ford graduated from Chicago’s Hering Medical College in 1899 and practiced briefly in Alabama before coming to Denver in 1902. She was Colorado’s first Black female doctor and until her death remained the only such physician in Denver. Her patients came from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, and she served as a staff member at Denver General Hospital. In 1984, the house was moved approximately thirteen blocks to its present location in order to save it from demolition. It is now the home of the Black American West Museum.
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JUSTINA FORD HOUSE
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2009-09-28T17:08:39Z
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Larimer Square
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2009-09-28T17:08:39Z
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2009-07-02T03:39:24Z
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Lisa
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2009-07-02T03:39:24Z
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