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Welcome to Baker Historic Neighborhood Association website! BHNA is the registered neighborhood organization for the area bounded by Sixth Avenue, Lincoln Street, Mississippi Avenue, and the South Platte River. View a map here.

The Baker neighborhood is a diverse, dynamic neighborhood located in the urban core of Denver, Colorado. First plotted and developed in the 1870’s, Baker has played a central role in the history of Denver. Today Baker enjoys a number of qualities and characteristics that make it a vibrant urban neighborhood including a diverse urban population, preserved historic homes, proximity to Broadway’s Main Street development which promises diverse shopping, casual and fine dining, and an array of entertainment, as well as access to mass transit.

BHNA is a volunteer membership organization working to build community through fellowship and cooperation. In order to be a member, one must only be a resident, property owner or busiess owner within the boundaries of the neighborhood. This website is a service offered by BHNA to provide a means to inform, collaborate, and assist residents of Baker and beyond.

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