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Welcome from the Exalted Ruler

Exalted Ruler Alex BrinkerhoffI would like to thank you for visiting the Denver Elks Website.  Please feel free to browse and see what we are all about.  If you are ever in our neighborhood, please stop by, and discover why the Denver Elks  are  still "The Mother Lodge of the Rockies."

Alex Brinkerhoff
Exalted Ruler


Find out about the Denver Elks Veterans Remembrance Wall

Interested in the Elks?  Find out about:
Charitable and Patriotic Service
Contact Us
Denver Elks in the Community
Formal Organization and Name
History of the Denver Elks
Initiation
Play the Elks Trivia Quiz
The Elks’ Colors
The Elks’ Mission
Why Be A Member of the Elks?

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From the Webmaster

Winner:  Colorado State Subordinate Lodge Website Contest for the third consecutive year (2011, 2010, 2009)Denver Elks Lodge No. 17 is deeply grateful and excited to have been chosen the winner of the Colorado State Subordinate Lodge Website Contest for the third consecutive year (2011, 2010, 2009).

We invite your questions or comments, so please drop us a line on our Email Us page or leave a comment in our Guestbook.

Thanks.   Enjoy.

Past Exalted Ruler & Webmaster
Patrick Wyman

 

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They Will Never Be Forgotten
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Group:  Things to Do in Denver
The Tattered Cover Book Store
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Amazing Elks Fact of the Day

Fact No. 10:   70,000 Elks served in the First World War; 1,000 gave their lives in the service of their country.  100,000 Elks served in the Second World War; over 1,600 made the supreme sacrifice for American freedom.

 

Almost Amazing Fact of the Day

Fact No. 25:   Crossword puzzles are said to be the "most popular and widespread word game in the world."   The man credited with inventing the crossword puzzle was a journalist named Arthur Wynne from Liverpool.  His first crossword appeared in a Sunday newspaper, the New York World, on December 21, 1913.