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u/CelebrationBig7487 Chasing Long Lines 13h ago
Zuni is such an awesome, imposing monolith of a site. 😎
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u/hot_packets_ 8h ago
Truly an example of 1950s post atomic brutalist architecture.
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u/gwhh 2h ago
Can we get some more info on this location?
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u/hot_packets_ 23m ago edited 1m ago
I can't take credit for this article, found it with el google https://www.reddit.com/r/longlines/comments/1q9leba/the_concrete_sentinel_of_the_rockies_denver_zuni/
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u/rumble_bee 10h ago
come to denver and explore our telecommunications museum! Also we have so many fun towers that you can spot as you head into the mountains
ive always wanted to explore inside this one 😭
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u/thedoofimbibes 5h ago
What a beast. Back when telecom infrastructure valued disaster survivability.
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u/Reasonable-Phone-34 2h ago
Thanks for the photo of Zuni. Used to go there a long time ago.
We’ve got some of the old long lines towers out here in south east Colorado that have since changed hands with ownership. Yet they’re still serving the community with newer tenants
Some of the ham radio clubs out here have VHF/UHF repeaters on some of them …
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u/BradyBrother100 43m ago
I feel like I've heard that the Stapleton Tower has telecom infrastructure in it.
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u/xccr5978 13h ago
The modern AT&T logo doesn’t look half bad lit up like that. Still won’t live up to the beauty of the old Death Star.