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- Chinatown in Denver, Colorado, was a residential and business district of Chinese Americans in what is now the LoDo section of the city. It was also referred to as "Hop Alley", based upon a slang word for opium. The first Chinese resident of Denver, Hong Lee, arrived in 1869 and lived in a shanty at Wazee and F Streets and ran a washing and ironing laundry business. More Chinese immigrants arrived in the town the following year. Men who had worked on the construction of the first transcontinental railroad or had been miners in California crossed over the Rocky Mountains after their work was completed or mines were depleted in California. In Denver, most of the Chinese operated laundries, picking up a need for Denver's residents. Anti-Chinese sentiment escalated to mob rule in Chinese enclaves throughout the Western United States. In 1880, a white mob attacked Chinese people, their homes and their businesses, virtually destroying all of Chinatown. One man was killed and dozens sustained severe injuries. The Chinese were not compensated for their property loss. Some people moved away soon after the riot, others stayed and rebuilt Chinatown, but the residents continued to experience racial discrimination. By 1940, Chinatown had few Asian inhabitants and the district was razed as part of an urban renewal project. (en)
- 丹佛（英語：Denver，或译典华）唐人街现已消失，但在1870年代丹佛的华裔人士曾经聚居于现在的LoDo (Lower Downtown) 区，大约从15街到20街，从Market街到Wazee街，形成了丹佛唐人街。 19世纪中期中国人开始移民到美国西部作矿工与铁路等苦力工作，然后居住下来。 1869年当地报纸报告第一个到达丹佛的"John Chinaman" ("约翰·中国人")。 1870年秋天，42位中国人已居住于丹佛的Wazee街（Wazee这字可能是当地人称“中国人”）。这是唐人街的开始。 (zh)
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- Chinese settlement begins (en)
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- Wazee Street, former site of Chinatown, in LoDo (en)
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- Site of commemorative plaque for Hop Alley / Chinese Riot of 1880 (en)
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- Neighborhood of Denver (en)
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- 丹佛（英語：Denver，或译典华）唐人街现已消失，但在1870年代丹佛的华裔人士曾经聚居于现在的LoDo (Lower Downtown) 区，大约从15街到20街，从Market街到Wazee街，形成了丹佛唐人街。 19世纪中期中国人开始移民到美国西部作矿工与铁路等苦力工作，然后居住下来。 1869年当地报纸报告第一个到达丹佛的"John Chinaman" ("约翰·中国人")。 1870年秋天，42位中国人已居住于丹佛的Wazee街（Wazee这字可能是当地人称“中国人”）。这是唐人街的开始。 (zh)
- Chinatown in Denver, Colorado, was a residential and business district of Chinese Americans in what is now the LoDo section of the city. It was also referred to as "Hop Alley", based upon a slang word for opium. The first Chinese resident of Denver, Hong Lee, arrived in 1869 and lived in a shanty at Wazee and F Streets and ran a washing and ironing laundry business. More Chinese immigrants arrived in the town the following year. Men who had worked on the construction of the first transcontinental railroad or had been miners in California crossed over the Rocky Mountains after their work was completed or mines were depleted in California. (en)
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- Chinatown, Denver (en)
- 丹佛唐人街 (zh)
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