Largely residential in nature, with neighborhood shopping areas peppered throughout, Park Hill features tree-lined streets and parkways and in 1886, was advertised as “the finest square mile of real estate west of the Mississippi.”
Early residents displaced prairie dogs, rattlesnakes and ranches with brick Victorian and Denver Square homes. A second building boom in the 1920s and ’30s saw the construction of brick bungalows and Tudors; while a third wave just after World War II created brick housing for returning GIs and first-time homeowners.

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