Tune in to Rocky Mountain PBS tonight at 8pm to see the second episode in the new series "Great Colorado Women," featuring members of the Colorado Women's Hall of Fame. This episode shares the story of Dana Crawford.

Dana Crawford is renowned as a historic preservationist and as a developer. Some of Crawford’s most notable projects include: Larimer Square, Union Station, Ice House, and the Oxford Hotel. She continues to restore and develop properties around the state, most notably in Trinidad and Idaho Springs. Crawford was instrumental in the preservation and the development of the Lower Downtown (LoDo) area of Denver. She has consulted in over 50 cities around the United States on housing in historic buildings and mixed-use development. She has been a civic and business leader as well as a founding member of Historic Denver, Inc., and the Lower Downtown District, Inc.

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