ABC's of Denver

The ABC's of Denver

By Mrs. Reming's Class

Introduction

Do you want to learn about Denver? If so you are in the right place.

This book is about places in Denver that helped change the city. Do you want a little sneak peak? Some of the places are the Stock Show, King Soopers, The Brown Palace, and Red Rocks which are all very cool to learn about.

DENVER

Aura

ria

Auraria is a great place to go it is a hotel a library and a aquarium auraria is also a historic landmark. Auraria the library was built in 1976 and has been standing for 42 years

_____________

By Madeline

The important people that influence the location are Moritz sigi. How it brought change to Denver is it helped lots of sea animals and people. That is how the aquarium helped.

Auraria looks like a big place that has a aquarium, library and a hotel. Auraria was founded in 1858 Auraria was around for 42 years

so auraria is a very historic land mark the hotel, library and aquarium is to. i used kiddle and google to fin Auraria

The Brown Palace

Hi your in luck today because I am going to tell you about The Brown Palace. The brown palace begun In 1889 and completed in 1892.

Denver arcitect frank east edbrook built The Brown Palace for Henry C Brown and Co-owners W.H Bush and N.M Tabor.

If it was'ent for henry cords brown the founder of the brown palace there would not be a brown palace and named after him.

As you can see that's all for now

OORS FIELD

By Libby

The Colorado Rockies played their first two seasons in Mile High Stadium while Coors Field was being built. Coors Field opened for baseball on April 26, 1995.

The Denver Art Museum

By Logan

The Denver art museum is known for it's famous arts.

The location of the Denver art museum is (100 w. 14th avenue) and the Denver art museum was founded is 1893.

The important people that influenced the location are Fredric C. Hamilton building opend in 2006.

The Denver art museum brought a change to Denver by people seeing the amazing arts it offers.

The Denver art museum looks like a big pointy structure and inside it looks really fancy and a lot of famous arts there.

Those are the things the Denver art museum has to offer.

Bibliography

denverartmuseum.org

E Is for Elitches

By Violet King

Have you ever wondered how Elichs first was made? Well this is the book for you.

Elitch Gardens is a place to have family fun and a lot of interesting history come and see the history of Elich gardens.

Elitch Gardens started in 1890 and to finish the park in 2019 they added the meow wolf to the show.

Some important people helped start the park too Jhon and Mary Elitch turned their farm into the garden and then added rides in 1892.

This place brought change to Denver by helping families come together and have fun.This is the history of Elitches gardens.

F five points

By Isabelle

🧐 Have you heard about Five points? It is one of the oldest neighborhoods. The five points in the districts name are vertices formed where four meet. It became important in 1860's through 1950's it is known as the Harlem of the west. Jazz musicians came there to perform for people in clubs it was a diverse neighborhood.and i hope you have more question's but for now that is a secret.

By Hali

Have you ever heard of the Governor's mansion?
Did you even know that there is a Governor's mansion?
Well, let's read about why the Governor's mansion is an important part of Denver's history.

H For highlands

The highlands is a distant neighborhood in Denver, Co. highlands town was formed in Dec, 1859 by William, Lamar, Jr. Who the previous month had founded Denver. Highlands became a city, in 1885. In 1875, Owen Le Fevie and other developers petitioned the Arapahoe county commissioners to establish a village government. After annexing potter highland and they formed the town of highland. The woman joined the churches and other societies. The arrival of the Denver Tramway Corporation streetcar line in Highland better connected the area to downtown Denver and led to growth. As a streetcar suburb, Highland developed commercial centers near streetcar stops, some of which still exist today, including 32nd Ave and Tejon, 32nd Ave and Zuni (then called Gallop), 32nd Ave and Federal (then called "The Boulevard" or "Boulevard F"), as well as 32nd and Lowell in the West Highland neighborhood, now renamed "Highland Square". The streetcar system was later dismantled in the 1950s.

By GRANT
By HENRY