When I was in school at the University of Colorado from 2000-2003 I took a lot of pictures around the Front Range. I recently ran across them on my hard drive, and uploaded some of them to flickr. These were probably all posted in photo threads here when they were new, but it's been a decade so why not share them again?
This will be a multi-part series. For part one, here are pictures from Denver.
I don't remember what building this is taken from. One of the Denver forumers can probably figure it out. Note the old convention center in the background, which is not there anymore.
A never-built skyscraper called El Jebel Tower.
Denver is no mere cow town. It's a bovine metropolis.
Mandatory pavilions sign picture. Wolfgang Puck's restaurant isn't there anymore.
Yes, this is Denver, not Cleveland.
Market Square. Still there I think, but not for too much longer.
Skyline Park. It has since been rebuilt and is now more of a lawn.
Five Points neighborhood:
I wonder if these are still in disrepair.
Golden Triangle neighborhood:
Highlands neighborhood:
Trippy one-story rowhouses. Weird.
Rowhouses are rare. Most of inner Denver is this:
Larimer Square:
LoDo neighborhood:
A park in Stapleton:
This is from Cherry Creek, an uptown area.
Goofy-looking rowhouses in Cherry Creek.
Colfax Avenue:
And finally, demolition of the old Mile High Stadium, with the new stadium behind:
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