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![Painting of the corner of Blake and 15th (Fifteenth) streets, in Denver, Colorado. Shows covered wagons, people, and false front businesses. Signs read: "Meat Market, Shaw-Bailey & Co.," "Keith & Bond, Auction, Commission & Storage," "Daniels & Brown," "Platte House," "Ford's Barbershop," "Heatley Chase," "[?] Beer," and "Empire Bakery."](/sites/history/files/styles/teaser/public/cdm_84112.jpg?itok=8EE56hT_)
