You can see it from I-25. If you are going south from Denver, it is at the Interquest Rd exit, before you get to the Air Force Academy.

I remember when 16th street looked like that

Cool old photosJoey Solano

I remember some those things so well. sigh

Thanks for sharing these photos. Took me down memory lane. It will always be my home.

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Makes me homesick Thank you for the memories

Odale. Those were the days.

This brings back so many memories. When I was a kid, downtown Denver used to seem like a magical place.

I miss when we used to be able to cruise 16th. street! Now that was good clean fun.......and not to mention the masked comic! Those were good times.

Ah, yes, the good old days of Denver! Takes me back to some crazy times☺️

you mean chickenlooper??? I agree with you!!!

I am a 4th generation native an love the way it used to look compared to the way it looks now, so dirty looking to me!!!!

I just loved going to downtown Denver at Christmas as a little girl. All the department store windows were decorated beautifully. It was all so magical. Too bad that doesn't happen any more!

and just look at what hick and handcock have done to this once beautiful city

I was unaware that Hickenlooper and Hancock presided over the Denver Urban Renewal in the 80's and 90's?

having lived in Denver since the late 60's, I can relate to so many of these pictures. The ones that are missing were the famous Bluebird Theatre and Friday and Saturday Nightclub, all on East Colfax. And how about when Cheesman Park and Washington Park were the hippy hang-outs? LOL Great memories.

Yep!

I worked at Elitch Gardens during the summer of 1968 and helped build the Sky Ride, the newest addition to the Gardens in years. Little did I know that the place where my graduation night party was held in 1963, that I'd be working there as a summer job sometime later.  Notice the rectangular hole in the back of the seat heading to the parking lot.  We hadn't installed the doors yet, and in that hole we placed a dry cell battery to illuminate the light inside the bubble on the bottom of the car during the nighttime hours.

O my gosh I remember going on that ride

Such great memories!

Jeff Seib Chris Seibl Lisa Seib Lisa Telk

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Too much, remember all of this like it was yesterday. I was born on the 16th St. Viaduct cuz the car mom was a passenger in got stuck in a traffic jam.

Ha ha! I remember riding this Mike and Danny!

Travisaurus Rex threw my shoe from the sky ride at Eliches! \U0001f621

Yes mam we did.

I was always so scared of the tram. Now I'm sad I never got to take my kids on it.

Linda Carter Parker

I remember it well! Born and raised in Denver!

That's on 15th St was the old public service building

Sierra Lowe this is the ride from eliches that I was talking about

Not a single car with a license plate from Texas or California! Ah, the good ol days...

In picture 1, does any one remember the name of the pinkish building. I think that's the building that the top changed colors

NOBODY EVER REMEMBERS THAT BUILDING!!! Thanks! Finally! BUT, I thought the building was at the Federal Center in Lakewood?

That building still exists today, it's a hotel that just changed brands...

Back in the good ol' days.....Elitches would closed for Electron Corp family picnics!!!