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Miles and miles of content
on the Longest, Wickedest
Main Street in America
since 2004!
Celebrating 155 Years
of Colfax Avenue in 2023
1868-2023
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on the Longest, Wickedest
Main Street in America
since 2004!
Celebrating 155 Years
of Colfax Avenue in 2023
1868-2023
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September
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- Video: 4 Seasons Nightclub Fire in 1986
- Brik on York
- Chvrches coming to the Fillmore Auditorium
- Vintage Ad: Denver Drumstick on Colfax
- Today's Auto Sales
- Cruisin' Colfax, Car Show at East High School
- Unveiling of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Statue
- Trail's End Motel
- Dutch Mill Cottage Court
- White Swan Court
- Franksgiving at the Lion's Lair
- Le Freak at Tooey's off Colfax
- National Beat Poetry Festival tonight!
- Colfax History: Copper Kitchen
- Blue Collar Beer Bash at Southside Bar
- The Hill: A historic Jewish cemetery in Lakewood g...
- The White Spots on Colfax
- CLFX
- Colfax History: Georgia Boy's Bar-B-Q Pit
- The Delines - Colfax Avenue (Live on KEXP)
- Chateau Motor Lodge
- The Aladdin Theatre
- Watch Advocates Transform West Colfax Into a Place...
- Red-White-Booze Labor Day Party at X Bar
- World Premiere of Colfax 3 AM
- At the corner of Grant & Colfax
- Tours by Phil Goodstein August-October 2015
- Tour de Fat Returns to Denver
- First Kmart Blue Light Special was flashed on Colf...
- Confessions of a Happy Heretick: A Holy Roller on ...
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September
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At the end of dinner kids would get a small paper bag with a toy inside.They were flat white bags maybe 5x5 inches with the top turned over and stapled. There were many bags in a basket that the child could choose from. There would be a small plastic toy like a car or something inside. This is a childhood memory.
ReplyDeleteWow, I was looking for pictures of 1970's Colfax, came across this and remembered, my grandmother worked here, we use to visit her and I remember the toy bags. :)
ReplyDeleteThis one is good. keep up the good work!
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