The 1908 pavilion in Denver, Colorado's, Cheesman Park, which was converted to a park from a long-disused cemetery after city planners felt it would provide an amenity to new residents as land development moved east of the central city. The park was originally named for the the United States Congress but renamed in honor of Denver pioneer Walter Cheesman whose family donated the funds for the neoclassical pavilion in his honor shortly after his death. Photo by Carol Highsmith.