One of Denver’s biggest assets, amenties, havens so to speak, is the Denver Public Library. With over 20 branches that include the huge, beautiful Downton Denver Branch. Escape into a cove, corner, desk and get lost in a book or a magazine. Use the internet, look at media sections and more. The downtown Denver Public Library also has an entire floor dedicated to historical records that include newspapers, magazines, historical works of arts and geneology records. The collective is vast and extremely useful for researchers of all types.
Recently the library debuted a really, super-cool website. Whether you are a Denver native or a curious visitor this site has something to offer you. It is filled with history, pictures, personal stories about Denver. Includes an area for building histories, great for history buffs. The website is called Creating Communities, I recommend you take a visit, explore and enjoy!
When you visit the Downtown Branch be sure to walk around the building and enjoy the architecture of the library and the Denver Art Museum, plus bonus art throughout the grounds.
A peek at Creating Communities…
