1125 Pine Street
Boulder, CO 80302
303-441-3110
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Call Number 780 4th 2693Contents 1 house survey. report (2 p.) :, 1 photograph.Description STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : [1920-1929].
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Call Number 780 4th 2697Contents 1 house survey. report (2 p.) :, 1 photograph.Description STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : 1902.
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Call Number 780 4th 2703Date 1992Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story, side gable, wood frame dwelling with central, gabled, through-the-eave dormer. Overhanging eaves. Original wood siding walls have been covered with wide asbestos shingles. Hipped roof front porch with turned spindles and balustrade. Central, paneled and glazed entrance door flanked by 1/1 double hung windows., Triangular bay on south elevation. Stone foundation covered with concrete. Associated buildings include shingled garage and shed to west., DATE BUILT: 1900., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame., ORIGINAL OWNER: John C. Shinkle.
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Call Number 780 4th 2707Date 1992Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story, side-gable, wood frame dwelling with projecting gabled porch. Walls are covered with drop siding with cornerboards. Gable ends are shingled and have three, 1/1 light double hung windows with the center window taller than the two flanking it. The projecting gabled porch has a balcony with a rounded arch opening on the second story, a plain balustrade, and shingled gable., Wrought iron columns have replaced the original doubled square wood porch supports. The facade features an off-center glazed and paneled door and a 1/1 window. The south elevation has a rectangular bay. The roof has overhanging eaves with a small roof dormer. A narrow pent roof with brackets is located at the top of the first story. The foundation is uncoursed stone rubble. A garage to the south is composed of uncoursed stone., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The dwelling is representative of the Colonial Revival style popular in Boulder in the early twenteith century, as reflected in the gabled balcony with arched opening and balustrade, shingled gable ends, bay window, and bracketed overhang., DATE BUILT: 1900., STYLE: Colonial Revival.
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Call Number 780 4th 2717Date 1992Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story front gable wood frame dwelling. Projecting front porch has a gabled roof of shallower pitch than main roof; enclosed north side has paired, 6- light windows; gable end is stuccoed with half-timbering and square columns with plain balustrade with backing., Walls and gable ends are covered with drop siding with cornerboards. Central door paneled and glazed. Most windows are 1/ 1, double hung; three such windows (a tall central one flanked by shorter ones) are in the gable end. Roof has overhanging eaves; porch has overhanging eaves with exposed rafters. Uncoursed stone foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house is representative of vernacular wood frame construction in early twentieth century Boulder, reflected in the drop siding, gabled roof, and double- hung windows., DATE BUILT: 1900., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame.
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Call Number 780 4th 2727Date 1992Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story, side gable, wood frame dwelling with shed-roofed wing in rear. Central, gabled, wall dormer on facade with paired 1/1 double hung windows. Original wood siding walls are now covered with wide, asbestos shingles. Central, paneled and glazed entrance door flanked by 1/ 1 double hung windows., Beveled, hipped roof bay window on south elevation. Wide, hipped-roof porch with small, central gable; square columns; and plain balustrade. Concrete foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is representative of vernacular wood frame dwellings constructed in Boulder at the beginning of the twentieth century, and reflected in the gabled roof, double-hung windows, and porch with squared columns., DATE BUILT: 1912., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame.
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Call Number 780 4th 2737Contents 1 house survey. report (2 p.) :, 1 photograph.Description STYLE OF HOME : Classic Cottage, DATE HOME BUILT : ca. 1913.
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Call Number 780 4th 2741Date 1992Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story, side- gabled dwelling. Walls are shingled in alternating wide and narrow courses. Off-center glazed and paneled entry door. Windows are sash and transom; transoms have lattice pattern; tapered wood surrounds. An "L"-shaped porch wraps around the southeast dormer of the house. The porch has square, tapered columns and a plain balustrade with panel backing., Roof has overhanging eaves; stone chimney. Foundation is covered with concrete. Stone garage has glazed and paneled doors., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house is representative of Bungalow style dwellings as constructed in Boulder in the early twentieth century, and reflected in the gabled roof, shingled walls, tapered surrounds, and prominent porch., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1903]., STYLE: Bungalow.
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Call Number 780 4th 2747Date 1992Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story, front gable painted brick dwelling with rear addition. Gable ends are shingled with a central 1/1 double-hung window. Central, glazed and paneled door with a 1/1 double-hung window to the south. Hipped roof porch with square columns. Overhanging eaves with vergeboards. Stone foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house is representative of vernacular masonry construction in Boulder in the early twentieth century, as reflected in the gabled roof, wood shingles, and porch with squared column supports., DATE BUILT: 1900., STYLE: Vernacular masonry.
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Call Number 780 4th 2757Date 1992Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story, hipped roof dwelling with projecting gabled porch and rear, shed-roofed addition joining the house to a garage. Walls are lap wood siding with cornerboards. Projecting porch has scallop shingled gable end with round window (now covered); classical columns rest on top of low, wood-sided wall. Central, paneled and glazed door is flanked by 1/1, double-hung windows with architrave surround., A triangular bay with 1/1, double-hung windows is located on the southern elevation. Roof has overhanging eaves; metal ridge caps; and painted brick chimney. Stone foundation covered with concrete. Rear, shingled addition connects house to shingled garage., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The building is representative of the Classic Cottage style, which was popular in Boulder in the early twentieth century, and is reflected in the hipped roof and classical ornamentation., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1913]., STYLE: Classic Cottage.
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Call Number 780 4th 2759Date 1992Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story, side gable frame dwelling with rear addition. Walls are drop siding with cornerboards. Roof has overhanging eaves and exposed rafters; central brick chimney. Central, paneled and glazed door. One each side of door is a multi-light over one, double-hung window with tapered wood surrounds., Shed-roofed porch has square, tapered columns and a plain balustrade. Concrete foundation is raised with substantial clearance under porch deck., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is representative of vernacular frame construction in Boulder in the early twentieth century, as reflected in the gabled roof with overhanging eaves and exposed rafters, drop siding, and porch with squared column supports., DATE BUILT: 1925., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame.
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Call Number 780 4th 2804Contents 1 house survey. report (2 p.) :, 1 photographDescription STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Masonry, DATE HOME BUILT : 1910.