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The entire Post from present to 1895 is available on microfilm at the Western History section of the Denver Public Library’s Main Branch in downtown Denver. Their phone number is 720-865-1821. For the Denver Post going back to 1978, local libraries across Colorado may have microfilm copies. Consult the reference department at your local branch.