Images of America: Denver's Early Architecture,New

Images of America: Denver's Early Architecture,New

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In spite of its relentless reputation as a 'cow town,' Denver has grown from a dusty prairie burg into a thriving metropolis nestled against the foothills of the great Rocky Mountains. Gold brought the area's first settlers in the 1850s, and mining camps sprouted up along the confluence of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River. The first rudimentary structures of canvas, mud, and logs were soon replaced with sturdy buildings made of brick, stone, and wood, in what is now affectionately referred to as 'Lodo' or the lower downtown district. City growth worked its way uptown and to the east from this neighborhood of houses, hotels, shops, and commercial buildings, eventually encompassing Capitol Hill. Many wellknown people worked and lived in downtown Denver and Capitol Hill, including the infamous Margaret 'Molly' Brown of Titanic fame, railroad man David Moffat, merchant prince Charles Boettcher, druggistturnedentrepreneur Walter Scott Cheesman, and Denver's notorious lovers, Horace Tabor and his wife 'Baby Doe.'

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