Mizpah/Welcome Arch

· May 5, 2010, 4:39 pm

The lighted arch that used to stand near Union Station in downtown Denver has been gone for nearly 80 years. Now, organizers hope to raise money to build a replica of the Mizpah/Welcome Arch. Dana Crawford of Union Station Advocates talks with Colorado Public Radio's Dan Drayer.

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