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A woman holds a loaf of bread in a towel, by an outdoor brick oven.

Uncovering North Denver's Outdoor Bread Ovens

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

Interior view of a dining room in Denver, Colorado; shows men and women at a table set with dinnerware, cutlery, a turkey, and a gravy boat. Potted plants are on the window sill.

Traditional Traditions - Wow Photo Wednesday

Two men relax near a camp fire, and cook bacon, in a forest probably on Mount Bierstadt in Clear Creek County, Colorado. The men wear outdoor clothing, high leather boots, and hats. One man pours condensed milk into a metal drinking cup. Metal camping utensils, canvas bags and an axe are near the camp fire ring.

The Simple Life (with Bacon) - Wow Photo Wednesday

Sharing Cultures Through the Foods of Our Immigrant Ancestors

Photograph of Robert and Janice Ivery with friends during a party for her nursing class.

Festive Food and Drink for your Holiday Party Courtesy of WH&G

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ Turkey Day Treats

Interior view of Pell's Oyster House in Denver, Colorado; shows men, women, dishes, light fixtures, and a sign: "Pay Here."

Celebrating Denver's Lost Restaurants

A crowd of people surrounding people barbecuing at the Denver Union Stockyard

A "Maelstrom of Humanity": Denver's Barbecue Riot, 1898

View of Coney Island hot dog stand located at 10 Old Stagecoach Road, Bailey, Colo. Built by Lloyd Williams and Marcus R. Shannon in 1966, the unique diner, shaped as a 42-foot hot dog in a 34-foot bun, was originally located on Colfax Avenue in Denver, Colo. Since then it has resided in Conifer and can now be found in Bailey, Colo.

Weird Photo Wednesday, November 19th, 2014

Manuscript Monday: Menu Collection

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