US EditionFate of #Littleton’s historic flumes uncertain as City Ditch piping looms: The city grapples with #Englewood’s plan to pipe the ‘oldest working thing’ in Denver — #Colorado Community Media
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Fate of #Littleton’s historic flumes uncertain as City Ditch piping looms: The city grapples with #Englewood’s plan to pipe the ‘oldest working thing’ in Denver — #Colorado Community Media
Smith Ditch Washington Park, Denver Click the link to read the article on the Colorado Community Media website (Isabel Guzman). Here’s an excerpt: April 24, 2025 What’s 4-feet deep, 6-feet wide and 26-miles long? The original City Ditch — one of Colorado’s earliest and most influential irrigation canals, constructed between 1864 and 1867 by the Capitol Hydraulic Company to bring much-needed water to the dry, dusty lands of the Denver metropolit…
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