April 29, 2013

The Denver Post’s digitized photographic archives

View snapshots of history from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal to 1966 suburbia life in Englewood, Colorado.

Check in with our Archive Picture of the Day photo gallery to see some pictures from The Denver Post’s past.

January 5, 2013

199 photos of the greatest moments and players in Denver Broncos history

(Source: The Denver Post)

December 28, 2012

2012: Year in Photos by Denver Post photographers

From wildfires to the Aurora theater shooting, from the National Western Stock Show to the Parade of Lights, from Tim Tebow to Peyton Manning, a look back at the year through the best photography by Denver Post photographers.

(Source: The Denver Post)

October 4, 2012

Photos: President Obama’s post-debate rally in Denver

Just 13 hours after a debate performance that critics — and even some supporters — found lacking, President Barack Obama has challenged Mitt Romney’s plan for America  after pundits largely called Romney the debate’s winner.

At the chilling morning at Sloan’s Lake Park in Denver on Thursday, October 4, 2012, Obama touted his plan for restoring the middle class.

September 14, 2012

Moose in Colorado’s High Country

Denver Post photo editor and imaging specialist Werner Slocum captured this group of moose near Georgetown, Colorado, this week. He writes:

Visitors to Colorado’s high country might expect to see fall colors at this time of year, but a not-so-common sight, blending in among the fall colors, might be the Shiras moose. The moose is Colorado’s largest big game animal, with adults weighing up to 1,200 pounds and standing six feet tall at the shoulder. The main habitat for moose is marshy areas, with thick brush and willows, and also in aspen groves. According to the Colorado Division of Wildlife, the current moose population in Colorado is about 1,000.

(Source: The Denver Post)

July 13, 2012

Photos: 16th annual Water World Belly Flop Showdown

The competition, which pits college students against each other for scholarship money and other prizes, originally had 55 people sign up. Only 16 actually participated — a drop off that Cortez blames on the contest’s “intimidating” nature. Read the full story here. 

(Photos by Stephen Mitchell, The Denver Post)  

June 28, 2012
View aerial photos of about 300 homes destroyed by the Waldo Canyon Fire.

View aerial photos of about 300 homes destroyed by the Waldo Canyon Fire.

(Source: The Denver Post)

June 14, 2012
BREAKING: The raging High Park fire has jumped the Poudre River at Stevens Gulch and is racing up a drainage toward the Glacier View Meadows neighborhood.
At 5:15 p.m., Larimer County issued an immediate evacuation order for the Glacier View Meadows neighborhood.
The High Park fire has now burned more than 52,000 acres northwest of Fort Collins, fire managers said. (Photo by Karl Gehring, The Denver Post)

BREAKING: The raging High Park fire has jumped the Poudre River at Stevens Gulch and is racing up a drainage toward the Glacier View Meadows neighborhood.

At 5:15 p.m., Larimer County issued an immediate evacuation order for the Glacier View Meadows neighborhood.

The High Park fire has now burned more than 52,000 acres northwest of Fort Collins, fire managers said. (Photo by Karl Gehring, The Denver Post)

May 17, 2012

Photos: Donna Summer Dead – “Queen of Disco”

Donna Summer, the “Queen of Disco,” died this morning at 63 after a battle with breast cancer.

May 16, 2012
johnhendy:

Mt Evans Highway, 1943. Denver Post Library photo archive

Fun fact: Mount Evans Scenic Byway just west of Denver is 28 miles long and the highest paved road in North America, reaching an elevation over 14,000 feet.

johnhendy:

Mt Evans Highway, 1943. Denver Post Library photo archive

Fun fact: Mount Evans Scenic Byway just west of Denver is 28 miles long and the highest paved road in North America, reaching an elevation over 14,000 feet.

(via johnghendy)

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