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Concourse A Concourse B Concourse C

JEPPESEN TERMINAL

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PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE FROM JEPPESEN TERMINAL TO CONCOURSE A

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CONCOURSE A EXHIBITS

Denver Health: 150 Years of Service to the Community
January – April 2010
A Gates Mezzanine Gallery and C Gates Center Core

In 1860, the year Abraham Lincoln was elected president, Denver opened its first hospital, which is now Denver Health. Over 150 years, it has evolved into a critical network of health care resources, offering nationally renowned care in trauma, orthopedics, and infectious disease.

Denver International Airport and Denver Health present a historical journey of health care in Colorado: Denver Health: 150 Years of Service to the Community. This exhibition of photographs, artifacts, and memorabilia is a tribute to the doctors, nurses, and medical staff who cared for the people of Denver for generations. On display is the story of how this public hospital emerged from a duel in the Wild Wild West during Colorado’s early years of violence, poverty, and communicable diseases to become a national model for high-value, integrated health care.

CONCOURSE B EXHIBITS

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CONCOURSE C EXHIBITS

Denver Health: 150 Years of Service to the Community
January – April 2010
A Gates Mezzanine Gallery and C Gates Center Core

In 1860, the year Abraham Lincoln was elected president, Denver opened its first hospital, which is now Denver Health. Over 150 years, it has evolved into a critical network of health care resources, offering nationally renowned care in trauma, orthopedics, and infectious disease.

Denver International Airport and Denver Health present a historical journey of health care in Colorado: Denver Health: 150 Years of Service to the Community. This exhibition of photographs, artifacts, and memorabilia is a tribute to the doctors, nurses, and medical staff who cared for the people of Denver for generations. On display is the story of how this public hospital emerged from a duel in the Wild Wild West during Colorado’s early years of violence, poverty, and communicable diseases to become a national model for high-value, integrated health care.