President Franklin Roosevelt does a “whistle stop tour” in Pueblo (visits again in 1938)

Multiple WPA projects in Pueblo including: City Park - zoo buildings, golf course State Hospital - dorms State Fairgrounds–Agricultural Palace & other buildings Beulah Mountain Park Mountain View Cemetery Mineral Palace Park -bandstand,

Southern Colorado Junior College founded (campus now Pueblo Community College)

Frank Hoag consolidates Star Journal & Pueblo Chieftain newspapers

First Federal Savings & Loan established (name later changed to American Federal Savings)

Eilers Bar issued second Pueblo Liquor License

Prohibition Ends

David Packard graduates from Centennial High – (He attends Stanford and later partners with Bill Hewlett to form Hewlett Packard)

Census Population: 50,096

Minnequa Hospital renamed Corwin upon the death of Dr. Richard Corwin