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0: Carmelo Anthony's House
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The professional basketball player lives here.
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1: Champ Bailey's House
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The professional football player lives here.
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2: Dylan Klebold's house
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Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris killed 13 people at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999. The pair killed themselves at the end of their rampage. Dylan lived here with his parents Tom, a former geophysicist who ran a mortgage business from his home and fixed and rented out home, and Susan, who worked for the state of Colorado, administering training programs for people with disabilities. This was the home that Dylan Klebold lived in at the time of the attacks and where his parents still reside.
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3: Columbine High School
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4: Eric Harris' house (former)
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Eric Harris, along with Dylan Klebold, killed 13 people at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999. The pair killed themselves at the end of their rampage. This was the home that Eric Harris lived in at the time of the attacks.
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5: Comcast Titan Earthstation
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6: Joe Sakic's House (former)
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The professional hockey player lived here. He sold this home for $1,225,000 in December of 2002.
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8: Tom Tancredo's House
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The politician, and member of the Republican Party lives here. He has been a member of the United States House of Representatives since 1999, representing the 6th Congressional District of Colorado. Tancredo rose to national prominence for his strong stance against illegal immigration. He is a declared candidate for the 2008 Presidential Race who is known for his hardline stance against both legal (in terms of rapid assimilation) and illegal immigration.
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9: Martin CGM-13B Mace missile
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In Belleview Park. Resembling an aircraft, this type of surface-to-surface missile was used from 1959 until the early 70's.
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10: Columbine Memorial
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Still under construction in the current Google pic...
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11: Google car parked Cemetery
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Littleton Cemetery
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12: Denver Botanic Gardens and Maze
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A spider and his web are featured on this 8.5 acre maze.
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13: Martin CGM-13B Mace missile
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14: Grow Your Mind maze
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At the Denver Botanic Gardens.
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15: Littleton, CO Train Derailment Site
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This derailment occurred near downtown Littleton, CO on January 16, 2009. The train had three locomotives and 68 cars. 17 of the cars tipped over and broke open and some of their cargo was spilled.
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16: 'Faye-Peterson House' by Charles Haertling
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1968
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17: Charlie Ergen's House
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Charlie Ergen is the co-founder and current Chairman of the Board, and former President and CEO of the Dish Network.
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