[between 1900 and 1910?] Pell’s Oyster House Pell’s Oyster House Hardly a day passes at Denver Public Library’s Western History/Genealogy Department that someone doesn’t mention massive changes that have swept the Mile-High City over the past few years. Nowhere is the pace of change more visible than in the constant churn of restaurants and bars
3/31/06 – P. 21C; ED DENTRY PHOTO 3/29/06 Tom turkeys sounding off in a grassy clearing to attract a hen. Gobblers visit clearings daily to strut and gobble. Sometimes turkey cockfights ensue, but they seldom end in serious injuries. ED DENTRY PHOTO 3/29/06 Tom turkeys sounding off in a grassy clearing to attract a hen.
[1900?] Maude Fealy Maude Fealy Denver has bragging rights to being the place that Maude Fealy—stage and screen actress, director, author and teacher—called “home.” Her papers (WH1117)—a collection of correspondence, scripts, photographs, programs, playbills and clippings—also call Denver “home,” as they are now housed in the Denver Public Library’s Western History/Genealogy Department. Although she was born in Memphis, Tennessee, on