Walter Cheesman by Cynthia Mahon-Southern

Walter Cheesman was a water baron of Victorian Denver, CO.  He constructed and developed Cheesman reservoir in the mountains near Denver.  Much of Denver's water comes from this reservoir.  Cheesman Park and the neoclassical parthenon in it is named in his honor.

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Cheesman Reservoir:  Named for Denver water pioneer Walter S. Cheesman, the dam was the world's tallest at 221 feet above the streambed when completed in 1905.

Cheesman Park:  Located at Franklin St. & 8th St., Cheesman Park provides a 150-mile panoramic view from the Cheesman Memorial Pavilion to the Front Range and hosts summer concerts.