E 45th Avenue, photo property of Mary Lou Egan
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Globeville Story
Every day, thousands of commuters speed along Interstate 70 at Washington Street, barely noticing the neighborhood of Globeville. There isn't enough time to see that the lettering on the tower of St. Joseph's Church is written in Polish or to catch a glimpse of the tiny golden dome of the Transfiguration Orthodox Cathedral. Other ethnic churches, taverns, lodge buildings and homes are lost from view on the elevated freeway. The remains of the Globe smelter, for which the neighborhood was named, is hardly visible at all. This neighborhood has a rich history, worth slowing down and taking a closer look.
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I was so happy to come across this blog. Not only are we easily overlooked but Globeville's wonderful history also seems to be quickly and easily forgotten. Thank you for reminding people and posting something positive about this neighborhood. With the seemingly endless negatives floating out there about us, it's so nice to see a positive.
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