Park Place: Here’s the Dirt on How Civic Center Came to Be

We traveled deep into the history books and then out onto the streets to create this cartoon chronicle.

By Karl Christian KrumpholzMarch 9, 2023

Karl Christian Krumpholz

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Once again, intrepid cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz has ventured out onto the streets and traveled deep into the history books to create a portrait of a local landmark.

This time, it’s Denver’s Civic Center Park.

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