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Sid King
I visited Sid King’s once around 1982 for a bachelor party. The best man was committed to showing the groom and groomsmen an exciting time. This included a death-defying, high speed drive over streets and curbs to Sid’s. According to … Continue reading
thoughts on the retail economy, 2008
This holiday message brought to you by Bill Amundson. It’s called “Store With Sign,” and is part of his “Hard Times” series. Bill’s 8th annual Holiday Drawing Sale is this weekend, December 12, 13, and 14, offering hundreds of drawings, … Continue reading
Feed The Kids
The Two Significant Guys encourage the feeding of kids while speaking of the importance of family values. They also eat mexican food and report on the implosion of buildings, including the Truckers Terminal and Montgomery Wards. Recorded in Denver in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990s, coors field, implosions, lower downtown, montgomery wards, truckers terminal, two significant guys
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Trucker’s Terminal Implosion, Part 2
Walking past old buildings in Denver I hear whispered voices speaking all at once; trading cattle and dust, mourning lost babes and loves, planning a future for the irreverent, energetic young Denver. Beside the voices ghost doors bang and creak. … Continue reading
Trucker’s Terminal Implosion, 1992
The Fireman’s Grain Elevator stood 120 feet tall at 20th Street and Wazee at the center of abandoned small buildings and remnants of our rail and distribution heritage. Surrounded by days gone by, it looked proudly over the area in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990s, coors field, implosion, Kim Allen, lower downtown, truckers terminal
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