The City That Wouldn't Stay Loud: The Ghosts of Colorado's Raceways

by Jenny Catlin

I don’t know if Denver is especially haunted, but it’s a boomtown that keeps rearranging itself, piling new glass on old brick, stitching old-money neighborhoods to working-class blocks and industrial edges. Some things are reanimated. Others are buried, given up. Some ghosts aren’t spirits. They’re double exposures: a street corner that keeps showing y…