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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
Welcome to ColfaxAvenue.org
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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- Smoky Hill Trail
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- Walk of Fame
Posts
Blog Archive
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2016
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December
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- Colfax Avenue Walk of Fame: Frank Welker
- West Colfax Avenue Streetcar
- The Unsinkable Debbie Reynolds
- $1 Movies at Sie Film Center
- Vintage Colfax: U.S. 40 COURT
- Retro Colfax: the Golden Ox of Colorado
- Santa Claus lands in Civic Center Park, 1930
- The Most Unbeatable Bars in Denver
- Colfax Throwbax: Pesco Pete's
- Video: Tommy Emmanuel live at Twist & Shout
- The Lollygags EP Release Party coming to Lost Lake...
- Beyond Holidome
- Last Night on Earth Party
- P.J. Harvey coming to the Fillmore Auditorium May 2
- Vintage Colfax: Turner's 20th Century Motel
- Ignite Theatre Celebrates Their 30th Production
- Heritage Square, 1950s
- Video: BMX, Yellow Designs & Illegal Pete's on Colfax
- Lusty Kitten Lab coming to The Goods
- #SeenOnColfax: Cartman at Casa Bonita
- Colfax Politix: 1970's
- Vintage Colfax: Stanleigh's for Linoleums and Carpets
- Jackalope Art & Craft Fair
- Best Wall Art in Town
- Favorite Bar on Earth
- From the Sunset Strip to Colfax Avenue...Steel Pan...
- The Grunge of Colfax Avenue
- Retro Colfax: Foot of the Rockies Motel
- Farewell Letter from Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower
- R-R Bar
- The Denver City Center by Phil Goodstein
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December
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Grew up in Western KS, stayed here in the 80s while attending Pro Motocross events at what is now Thunder Valley. The picture is exactly what I remember from 1984.
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