Arriba News

In the late 1960s and early '70s, Colorado photographer Robert Adams used his camera to record rapid development on the Front Range.

Of course: The clown's head in "Three Ring Respite," the artwork in the center of this photo, is made out of a hairball removed from a cow's stomach.

Way back some twenty or so years ago, in the nascent days of Mile High hip-hop, the burgeoning b-boy scene revolved around two places, Kontents , at Colfax and Logan , and La Casa Del Fonk , at 20th and Larimer.

If you didn't know it was there, you might drive right on by. But if you step inside the clown museum in Arriba, Colorado, you won't forget it.