Westminster Castle

Roosted on a high point simply off of 83rd and Federal Bouled is an unmistakable red palace, with a 175-foot tall pinnacle and flawless perspectives of the Front Range. From here, Denver resembles a negligible island. Westminster Castle goes back to 1891 and is recorded on the National Register of Historic Places.

It was initially imagined as a first-class college, however, because of world wars, financing issues, and rivalry from different schools, Westminster University had a short existence as a Presbyterian school.

At the point when the encompassing town chose to consolidate in 1911, the town was renamed Westminster to pay tribute to the college. Presently possessed by the Pillar of Fire Church, the grounds plays host to Belleview Christian Schools and a neighborhood AM radio station, KPOF, which communicates religious programming. The last clarifies the somewhat huge receiving wire toward the southwest of the stronghold.