Littleton Cupola Cam

From Main Street to Mount Evans, get a live bird’s-eye view from the top of the Littleton Municipal Courthouse.

		Current weather: 28.3°F at 10:29p Click here for more Littleton weather information INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the blue "Enter Queue" button at left to begin your 90-second session. You may have to wait for the current session(s) to end. (If you don't see an "Enter Queue" button, your PC or network settings may be blocking the camera's script, or you may not have the latest version of Java installed. Ask your system administrator.)
		PRESET VIEWS
		If you have clicked on the "Enter Queue" button, a drop-down menu with the following preset views will appear when it is your turn.
		1.	Downtown Littleton and Rocky Mountains;
		2.	Main Street;
		3.	Carnegie Library — 1917 (now the "Melting Pot");
		4.	Statue: "A Year of Sundays";
		5.	Denver & Rio Grande Depot — 1875 (now the light rail station);
		6.	Columbine Mill — 1901 (now "The Mill Steakhouse");
		7.	Arapahoe Community College;
		8.	Alamo Street Bridge;
		9.	Bega Park south (Houstoun Waring/Curly Annabel plaque);
		10.	Bega Park north (sign);
		11.	Downtown Denver and light rail;
		12.	Buck Recreation Center;
		13.	Bowles Avenue bridge;
		14.	Red Rocks Amphitheater;
		15.	Mt. Evans — elev. 14,270';
		16.	Squaw Mountain — elev. 11,486';
		17.	Prince Street at Main;
		18.	Prince Street bridge over light rail;
		19.	Littleton Millennium Clock Tower;
		20.	Wynetka Ponds Park south (SSPR dog park);
		21.	Wynetka Ponds Park central;
		22.	Wynetka Ponds Park north;
		23.	Goddard Middle School;
		24.	Colorado School for the Blind (rear of building);
		25.	Due east (the camera will turn around and look behind the cupola);
		26.	I.W. Hunt Building (now home of the Littleton Independent and other businesses);
		27.	Former Arapahoe County Sheriff's building;
		28.	RiverPointe Senior Living;
		29.	Colorado Heights University;
		30.	Official Cupola Cam Greeting Site;

Windows 7 problem identified. I am very happy to announce that the Windows 7 problem with Cupola Cam has been identified. The conflict appears to be with the Windows graphical user interface called Aero. Once I disabled Aero* on my PC, Cupola Cam immediately came back. Thank you to Bill Bunch, Director of Information Technology at the Harmony Hill School in Rhode Island for his tireless testing and ultimate discovery of the solution. —Cathy Weaver