Birth of a City

Fascinating little promo film for Broomfield Heights. It’s 15 minutes long,
but try to watch the whole thing.

Many of the stores and business buildings were designed by Roger Musick.

Keep an eye out for this Usonian bank (at 6:45, though now I see it was
not originally a bank). Also a side note, K.C. Ensor also developed Harvey
Park in Denver.

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4 Responses to “Birth of a City”

jimluk May 10th, 2012 at 12:18 pm

Not much has changed, we just banned the word modern from the suburbs.

jimluk May 10th, 2012 at 12:19 pm

Looks like Stapleton, but this time free from the mistakes of the past.

Atom Stevens May 18th, 2012 at 3:52 pm

I love old promo film like this! Thanks for the Harvey Park shout-out! To clarify, Ensor was one of many developers that built Harvey Park, including Frank Burns, Lou Carey, C.C. Ford, and Ted Hutchinson.