1125 Pine Street
Boulder, CO 80302
303-441-3110
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Call Number 780 6th 2126Date 1994Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story brick dwelling with front gable roof; shed roofed, shingled dormer on north. Gable face has decorative shingles and paired double-hung windows with architrave surround. Brick walls have corbelled course at lintel level. Stone foundation. Center, paneled and glazed door with stone threshold. Double-hung 1/1 light windows with segmental arches. Gabled hood over entrance., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house, although altered, is representative of the vernacular brick homes erected in Boulder during the early twentieth century, as reflected in the simple design and lack of architectural details which would indicate a particular style., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1900]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry.
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Call Number 780 6th 2133Date 1994-2005Contents 2 reports (5 p.), 4 photographs (2 scanned as jpegs).Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Brick dwelling with steeply pitched front gable with overhanging eaves with return. Gable face is shingled and has small window with decorative crown at apex; two double-hung windows with plain wood surrounds are evenly spaced on gable face. Porch inset under eaves wraps around toward south and has tapered columns atop shingled porch walls; wood deck; flagstone steps; lattice underneath. Paneled and glazed door with segmental arch above., Segmental arched windows on first story; bay window on facade. Corbelled brick chimney., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS : 1 garage built ca. 1942., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is representative of the Edwardian Vernacular style popular in Boulder at the turn of the century and reflected in the gabled roof, the variety of windows, and the wrap-around porch with classical columns., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1897]., STYLE: Edwardian Vernacular.
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Call Number 780 6th 2136Date 1994Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side gable roofed brick dwelling with widely overhanging eaves and exposed rafters. Front gabled dormer is shingled, with braces under eaves and triple window with slanted surround. Water table of darker brick; stone foundation. Paneled and glazed door. Multi-light windows with stone sills and slanted surrounds. Shingled bay window on south with shed roof, exposed rafters, slanted surrounds., Full-width porch inset under eaves has brick piers, solid brick walls with stone trim, wood floor. Center brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is representative of the Craftsman style popular during the early twentieth century and reflected in the gabled roof with overhanging eaves and exposed rafters; the shingled dormer with triple window with slanted surround; and the prominent porch with brick piers., DATE BUILT: 1912., STYLE: Craftsman.
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Call Number 780 6th 2211Date 1986-2005Contents 2 reports (5 p.), 3 photographs (2 scanned as jpegs)Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Window filled corner tower; half- timbering. Palladian dormer windows. Stone sills and lintels. Two types of 45 degree corner bricks on bay window. Hipped roof, deep porch with pairs of white wood columns and trim. Enclosed porch., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS : 1 garage built 1910., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is a focal point of the neighborhood, commanding visual attention through its location, massing and unsuual window-filled tower., DATE BUILT: 1902., STYLE: Edwardian Vernacular/Foursquare., ORIGINAL OWNER: Walter M. Buckingham.
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Call Number 780 6th 2230Date 1994Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story brick dwelling with pyramidal hipped roof and flared, overhanging eaves. Front dormer has multi-light window, shingled walls, and hipped roof. Coursed stone foundation. Full-width porch inset under eaves has short grouped columns atop arched, shingled walls; wood deck; lattice beneath; stone stairs., Central paneled and glazed door with leaded glass transom has stone lintel and threshold. Round arched window to right of door. Double-hung 1/1 light windows with stone sills and lintels. Sash and transom parlor window with leaded glass in transom., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This dwelling is significant for its representation of the Classic Cottage style popular during the early twentieth century in the United States, and reflected in the hipped roof, the front dormer, and the prominent porch with columns. The house displays high artistic values in its shingled and arched porch walls and variety of decorative windows., DATE BUILT: 1902., STYLE: Classic Cottage.
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Call Number 780 6th 2237Date 1994Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped roof, symmetrical brick residence with widely overhanging, flared eaves; cornice with dentils; wooden frieze. Series of three pedimented, shingled dormers with 8/1 light windows flanked by pilasters. Hipped roof, central, projecting porch with classical columns atop solid brick walls with stone trim. Central segmental arched entrance with double paneled and glazed door. Bay windows flank entrance porch with dentiled cornices and hipped roofs., Above porch is inset balcony with classical columns and shingled walls. Flanking balcony are multi-over-single-light windows flanked by pilasters. Stone sills and belt courses; stone foundation. On south is hipped roof side porch with column supports. Brick and stone walls. Corbelled brick chimneys., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is a well preserved examle of the Colonial Revival style, as reflected in its symmetrical facade, multi-over-single light windows, and classical details. The substantial house displays high artistic values in the ornamentation of its windows, its classical cornice, the prominent porch with columns, and the pedimented dormers., DESIGNATION: National Register Eligible., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1899]., STYLE: Colonial Revival., ORIGINAL OWNER: John Gardiner.
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Call Number 780 6th 2250Date 1994Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Steeply pitched side gable roofed brick dwelling with large shed roofed dormer on facade with lap siding and three 6/1 light windows with shutters. Central entrance with paneled door with fanlight and sidelights. Small porch with gabled roof with arched truss is supported by classical columns and has brick deck. Flanking porch are paired 8/1 light windows. Full-height corbelled chimneys extend through gable ends., One-story hipped roof sunroom on south with bands of tall, narrow 1/1 light windows. Concrete foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is a well-preserved example of the Colonial Revival style as reflected in the side gabled roof, the front dormer, the prominent entrance, multi-over- single light windows, one-story sunroom, and symmetrical facade., DESIGNATION: National Register Eligible., DATE BUILT: 1922., STYLE: Colonial Revival., ORIGINAL OWNER: Harry B. McClure.
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Call Number 780 6th 2424Date 1996-2005Contents 2 reports (9 p.), 3 photographs (2 scanned as jpegs)Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story wood-framed dwelling on concrete foundation. Hipped roof with painted brick chimney and asphalt shingles. Side entry with concrete stoop, now covered with aluminum awning with wrought iron supports. Original double- hung 6/6 light windows now divided horizontally, with wood surrounds. Secondary awning added to patio area on south side., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS : 1 garage built pre-1940., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house reflects stylistic influences dominant after the period of significance for the Mapleton Hill district and its date of construction is later than the period of significance. Therefore, the house is not a contributing element within the district., DATE BUILT: 1940., STYLE: Modern.
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Call Number 780 6th 2425Date 1996Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story brick and stucco dwelling on stone rubble and brick foundation. Side-gabled roof with shed dormer on facade; overhanging eaves with exposed rafters. Center paneled-and-glazed door under projecting front porch with portico supported by grouped Doric columns on top of brick piers., Paired, double-hung windows with divided upper sashes, brick sills and lintels. Bay window on south side. Gable ends and sides of shed dormer are stuccoed, with some half-timbeing on sides. Brick end chimney on north side., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: A well-preserved example of the Bungalow style, popular in Colorado from 1900-1930. Elements of the style exhibited on this house include the combination of stone, wood, brick and stucco; the overhanging eaves with exposed rafters; the gabled roof with front dormer; and the prominent front porch., DATE BUILT: 1924., STYLE: Bungalow.
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Call Number 780 6th 2436Date 1996-2005Contents 2 reports (5 p.), 2 photographs.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story red brick dwelling on stone foundation. Front-gabled roof with overhanging eaves, exposed rafters and triangular braces; shingled gable end with wooden finials. Projecting front porch with unusual "latticed" gable end supported by paired battered columns on top of stone piers. Off-center door, paneled and glazed; double-hung windows ( some paired) with divided upper sashes. Two brick chimneys; one center and one on end with stone base., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS : 1 garage built pre-1931., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: A well-preserved example of the Bungalow style popular in Colorado from 1900-1930. Characteristics include the stone and brick exterior, the overhanging eaves with exposed rafters and bracket supports, and the front-gabled, projecting porch., DATE BUILT: 1921., STYLE: Bungalow., ORIGINAL OWNER: Frank Persons.
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Call Number 780 6th 2439Date 1996-2005Contents 2 reports (5 p.), 3 photographs (2 scanned as jpegs)Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story clapboard and shingled (some fishscale) dwelling on stone foundation. Hipped roof with projecting front gable on facade and new gabled roof dormer. Upper front gable end has octagonal window. Corner porch with flared roof eaves supported by new squared posts and rail, concrete floor and steps; off-center paneled and glazed front door. Double-hung windows with new lights; wood surrounds with crown detail above lintel., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS : 1 garage built ca. 1942., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Alterations to this house have diminished its historic integrity., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1898]., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame (Edwardian Vernacular)., ORIGINAL OWNER: Francis M. Wilcox.
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Call Number 780 6th 2440Date 1996-2005Contents 2 reports (5 p.), 2 photographsDescription ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story dwelling with stone walls and foundation topped by Kellastone walls. Front-gabled roof with overhanging eaves, exposed rafters and triangular braces. Large vent and finials on main gable end. Projecting front porch with smaller gable supported by battered wood posts on stone piers. Paneled and glazed front door and double-hung windows ( grouped in threes on facade) with divided upper sashes. Blonde brick center chimney., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS : 1 garage built pre-1931., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is an example of the Bungalow style popular in Colorado from 1900-1930. Elements of the style include the overhanging eaves with exposed rafters and brackets, the projecting front porch with battered wood posts on top of stone piers, and the grouped windows with divided upper sashes., DATE BUILT: 1923., STYLE: Bungalow.