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A man and woman arrange logs for a fire at the City Park automobile (auto) camp for tourists in City Park, Denver, Colorado. The woman holds a pot lid and prepares to cook. Pots and pans hang from a fence post and a canvas tent is set up nearby. Elk lay in a fenced enclosure in the distance.

Free Campground in City Park

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Men and women work in the Bibliographic Center in the Denver Public Library at Colfax Avenue and Bannock Street in the Civic Center neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Books and stacks are nearby. A sign reads: "Please Do Not Close the C.B.I. and U.S. Catalogs Turn Pages Carefully."

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View of Mrs. George W. (Ethel R.) Gano's residence, South University Road, Denver, Colorado, a brick house with arches, picture windows, a flagstone patio, wicker furniture, and potted trees.

The Haunting at Bradmar

The Smithsonian's Robert F. Smith Fund and the Blair-Caldwell Library Preserving and Sharing Black History and Culture

Denver's 1970s Flirtation with Personal Rapid Transit

From The Rocky Mountain News Photo Collection: Robert F. Kennedy In Colorado

Merton S. (Andy) Anderson, left, vice-president, and Jim P. Mola, president of the Village Inn pancake house restaurants, celebrate the 10th birthday of their franchise operation with a birthday cake made of pancakes. The restaurant behind them at 8855 E. Colfax Ave., was the first in the group which now numbers 37 stores.

Village Inn's Colorado Roots