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| #977903 in eBooks | 2009-10-26 | 2009-10-26 | File type: PDF||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Visual poetry and ideal prose!|By K. Pharris|I admired the author's effort to represent every aspect of the neighborhood's history, including all the people who were present, not just those groups commonly believed to have been there. Diligent research in facts and pictures. I also liked the creative chapter names, which was fun because you had to read the captions and really||Title: New book highlights Whittier history||Author: Staff Writer||Publisher: Whittier Neighborhood Spotlight||Date: November 2009||||Denver was barely 10 years old in 1868 when visionary pioneers such as Alfred B. Case and Jacob W. Downing began amassing real
Denver was barely 10 years old in 1868 when visionary pioneers such as Alfred B. Case and Jacob W. Downing began amassing real estate holdings far from downtown, speculation that paid off when the newly arrived railroad led to a population explosion. With the opening of the Whittier School in 1883--the largest elementary school in the city--a domain for prairie dogs evolved into a middle-class haven of fine Victorian homes. Buffalo Bill Cody's sister even called the Whit...
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