The elegant Hotel Tours by the Colorado State Capitol, 1900s. Stately rooms going for 75 cents and up! (Image courtesy The Colfax Museum)
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Miles and miles of content
on the Longest, Wickedest
Main Street in America
since 2004!
Celebrating 156 Years
of Colfax Avenue in 2024
1868-2024
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Miles and miles of content
on the Longest, Wickedest
Main Street in America
since 2004!
Celebrating 156 Years
of Colfax Avenue in 2024
1868-2024
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- Parade at Colfax Avenue and Emporia Street, 1953
- Brave Bull Buffet, 1965
- Cottonwood Motel, 1908
- Every Which Way But Loose at Zanza Bar
- Just the Tip at Ice Cream Riot
- Colfax Throwbax: The Aladdin Theatre
- Fitzsimons Army Hospital Theater
- Mount Crest Apartment Motel
- Retro Colfax: Riviera Motel
- Freddie's Lounge
- #SeenOnColfax: Angie Stevens
- The Ramada West/Taylor's Supper Club
- #GhostSignsOfColfax - Rockybilt Hamburgers
- Aurora Community Church, 1925
- Voorhies Memorial Seal Pond, 1958
- Bob Dylan recorded at the Motel De Ville on Colfax?!
- Niagara House of Denver
- Crazy Stan the Used Car Man
- Hotel Tours and State Capitol
- Lakewood's Space Needle
- DAVA Monster!
- Denver's Centennial Pioneer Village
- Tap Inn
- DAVA Annual Fundraiser on May 11th
- Denver Tramway stop in Civic Center Park, 1920s
- Colfax and Broadway, 1904
- 29th Annual Cinco de Mayo
- Colorado Cafe
- #SeenOnColfax: Actor James Stewart
- Shot from the Satellite Bar
- The Huddle Inn
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A nice place to use an hour or more to explore the grounds. Everyone recommend to taking a tour as you will learn a lot and hear a bit of history. Great photo opportunities as well in and around the grounds.
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