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Community Tuesday - Living Local at Four Mile Historic Park
Vendors and wagon ride
I do have to say, it was a very blustery, windy Sunday
Community Tuesday - Globeville
Community Tuesday - Globeville
What’s the old adage “A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet”?  So, with that in mind, even though it’s technically Wednesday, I’m still going with the Community Tuesday title for this blog post.
Community Tuesday: Living Local at the Four Mile Historic Park
Photo property of History Colorado. Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation.
Do you yearn for the days when life was simple and you knew your neighbor by name?
Remember when...
Community Tuesday: Cinco de Mayo in the Park
Community Tuesday: Cinco de Mayo in the Park
You too can preserve!
You too can preserve!
Does that picture of Uncle Bubba look like him. You know, kinda torn, wrinkled and a little sagging?
Remember When...?
Photograph of East High Cheerleaders, circa 1920
You still have the popular, the pretty, the athletic, the shy, the weird, the smart, and, let’s face it, the just plain awkward. 
Creating Communities gets new grant funding
Lake Junior High School Grades 7 and 8, 1938
It has always been said that all good things must come to an end.
Snow Baths and Elephant Hunts...
From Denver Municipal Facts: Voume 13 Numbers 7 and 8, 1930 July-August
Did you ever try to take a snow bath on a hot summer day?
Tis the Season...
Little American Football League in a gym in Denver, Colorado.  circa 1950
Want to know what a real circus is? Just go to a football game.