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Colorado History Museum
1300 Broadway
Denver, CO, 80203
The Colorado History Museum is a serene escape from the mad rush of Denver urban life. A visit here tells the Denver apartments resident all about what life was like in the years before, standing right in the same spot. Go all the way back to the days Indians hunted buffalo here and listen to the tales of the old west. Wander through fascinating exhibits like those focusing on the towns early days of mining and the importance that buffalo have had on the cities finances and way of life. Check out some of Denver's most prolific artists and writers throughout the years and learn all about what happened in the Denver apartment communities throughout history. There is a visitors store on the premises to find books, dvd's and other souvenirs of your trip to the glorious days gone by of Denver. You can also visit the many programs and events the museum offers the Denver apartments community throughout the year. Children in the Colorado History Museum apartments communities get a chance to complete the "Hit the Road" summer program that teaches all about the Denver history and its place in the state. Adults and student have their chance at great programs too. There is much to learn and experience at this wonderful slice of Denver's past.
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There are currently 967 Studio Apartments in Denver with rent ranges from $525 to $5,707 with an average price of $1,633.
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