Clement's Addition
The Clement's Addition Historic District is one of Denver's oldest intact residential areas, located southeast of Lower Downtown between 20th and 22nd Streets, from Tremont Place to Glenarm Place. 1880s structures like the Clement's Row House on 2201-2217 Glenarm remain as unique family housing. Nearby, the Zion Baptist church at 933 E. 24th Avenue is a historic landmark for locals. Established by former slaves in 1865, the popular church is home to Colorado's first black congregation and was led for 50 years between 1941 and 1991 by Reverend Wendell T. Liggins, a Denver civic activist.

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