Lowry

Lowry is a thoughtfully redeveloped Denver neighborhood that blends modern living with deep historical roots. With green spaces, shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks like the Wings Over the Rockies Museum, residents enjoy an accessible and connected lifestyle just minutes from downtown.

Lifestyle:
Lowry offers a balanced, walkable neighborhood layout with a variety of housing options, abundant parks, and a strong sense of community engagement.

Amenities:

• Parks and Recreation: Residents enjoy expansive green spaces like the Great Lawn Park and Westerly Creek Trail.

• Shopping and Dining: A mix of locally owned and national shops and restaurants adds convenience and charm.

• Culture and Community: Landmarks like the historic Eisenhower Chapel and Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum offer unique experiences close to home.

Quick & Fun Facts about Lowry:

• Presidential Past: President Eisenhower used Lowry AFB as his Summer White House in the 1950s.

• Healing History: Lowry’s oldest structure, now a private residence, once belonged to a tuberculosis sanatorium from 1904.

• Arapaho Heritage: Westerly Creek was once a seasonal gathering place for Arapaho communities.

• Art & Culture: Public art installations like the 20-foot “Tulga” in Ulaanbaatar Park celebrate global connections.

• Sundial Landmark: A giant aluminum spear doubles as a sundial, marking time in the heart of the neighborhood.

Local Resources:

• City & County of Denver Official Website

• Lowry Neighborhood Website

County Information:
Lowry is located within Denver County, known for its cultural diversity, city services, and investment in neighborhood redevelopment and community infrastructure.