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Boys and girls (white, Hispanic, African American, and Italian American) prepare to eat a Thanksgiving dinner in the Tivoli Terrace nightclub at 1900 West 32nd (Thirty-second) Avenue in the Highland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. A waiter carries a large tray of dinner plates between tables. A Black woman singer and pianist prepare to entertain.

Happy Youngsters Filled with Turkey - Wow Photo Wednesday

Children pose with burros on Manitou Avenue in Manitou Springs (El Paso County), Colorado. Business signs read: "Meat Market" and "Produce & Commission."

Uh, What Kind of Children's Party? - Wow Photo Wednesday

Photograph of five Barnum Elementary Students in Denver, Colorado. Three of the students are in a "Monkey Cage", or a wood frame with a string net, one girl is next to a miniature carousel and another is next to a Ferris wheel made out of wood and cardboard. Below the three objects are the letters "A", "B", "C".

Kids in a Monkey Cage? Of Course! - Wow Photo Wednesday

A group of people poses in the "Delta House Smith Bro's. Livery and Transfer" wagon, parked in the middle of unpaved Main Street in the town of Delta, Colorado. Men, women, and children sit in the cab, and two people sit on it. A boy sits next to the driver, who holds reins and a whip. The harness of one of the horses reads "Smith Bros. Livery." Trees and commercial storefronts are in the background.

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ The Family Car

The Mayor of Central City, Colorado, wearing a suit, top hat, and glasses, holds a microphone in his left hand and, with his right, hands a large Sugar Daddy candy bar to a boy wearing a plaid shirt, blue jeans, and a cowboy hat. The boy, whose eyes are sqeezed shut, is smiling. A Central City, Colorado, storefront is in the background.

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ Kids of the Collection

How Kids Saw Denver in 1979

Library Babies

Monthly Art with the RedLine Art Space

Manuscript Monday: Amelia Earhart, Helen Keller, & Thomas Edison walk into a bar...

Weird Photo Wednesday, February 8th, 2012

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