1125 Pine Street
Boulder, CO 80302
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Call Number 780 Walnut 645Date 1988Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front gabled brick house. Front gable end has new siding and new windows. Pent roof. Overhanging eaves. Hipped roof porch supported by wood posts; wood slat railing. Original porch had thin wood spindles. Segmental window arches; stone sills. Transom over center front door. Brick belt course., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house, although altered, retains original construction details such as its brick belt course and segmental window arches, which represent methods of construction utlized at the turn of the century in Boulder., DATE BUILT: [1890s]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Front gable., ARCHITECT: Eric P. Smith., BUILDER/CONTRACTOR: Eric P. Smith.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 703Date 1988Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front gabled brick house with overhanging eaves. Front gable has four new windows; pent roof. Porch originally featured turned wood columns and balustrade. New door and windows. Rusticated stone sills and lintels; flat arches on facade. Sides have segmental window arches and stone sills. Large new office/parking structure attached to rear., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house, although altered for commercial purposes, retains some of the elements typical of the post-1900 period, including its brick construction and stone sills and lintels., DATE BUILT: [1890s]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Front gable.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 711Date 1988Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front gabled, regularly coursed stone house with two tall, narrow, double-hung windows in gable end. Flat arched window and door surrounds. Center door, flanked by tall, narrow, double-hung windows. Original porch gone; new porch has shed roof and is supported by wood posts. Large gabled dormers replace small, paired, gabled dormers., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house is notable for its regularly coursed stone construction and its simplicity of design. It represents the houses built by Swedish immigrants who moved to Boulder., DATE BUILT: [1890s]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Front gable.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 719Contents 1 house survey. report (4 p.) :, 7 photographs (1 scanned as jpeg).Description STYLE OF HOME : Usonian, DATE HOME BUILT : 1965.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 729Date 1988Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Simple brick house with clipped front gable with overhanging eaves. Facade has been stuccoed. Front gable has door on second floor which faces new balcony. Single 2/2 light, double-hung window next to door. First floor has two doors on facade. Side walls are brick, with segmental arched windows with brick sills and lintels. Rear one-story addition., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is significant as a very early farmhouse owned by Sewedish immigrants., DATE BUILT: [pre-1883]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Front gable., ARCHITECT: Jonas Anderson., ORIGINAL OWNER: Jonas Anderson., BUILDER/CONTRACTOR: Jonas Anderson.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 745Date 1988Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Cross-gabled house which has been remodeled beyond its historic integrity. Front gable end originally featured vertical wood siding; gable end now covered with vertical siding and clapborad siding. Porch originally featured wood columns; porch now supported by wood posts. Windows have been altered. The basic plan and massing of the house is the same as the original., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house, although remodeled, is associated with Eric J. Anderson, a pioneer Boulder builder and contractor, and may represent his work., DATE BUILT: [pre-1883]., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame, Gabled "L".
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Call Number 780 Walnut 805Date 1994Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story wire drawn brick building with concrete foundation. Shallow pitched roof with tar and gravel roofing. Glazed double doors with transom surrounded by vertical wood siding. Secondary entrance to east with security glass. 15-light industrial type windows flank entrance area and have brick sills. Similar windows on est and west. Large metal downspouts on each end of facade., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is representative of the vernacular masonry buildings erected as garages in the period following WWII and is typical of such structures in its plain design, brick construction, and large factory windows., DATE BUILT: [1940s]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry., ORIGINAL OWNER: Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 825Date 1988Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Cross-gabled brick house. Front gable features decorative wood shingles and Palladian door/window motif with elaborate scrolled lintel with center torch. Balcony with wood balustrade. Flared gable ends; overhanging eaves; secondary pent roof. Wall dormers covered with wood shingles. Enclosed front porch., Flat arched, double-hung windows with stone sills and lintels. Bay window. Stone foundation. Center chimney. Frame addition on rear., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house, although altered, retains some fine Queen Anne details, such as its Palladian window with elaborate surround, its wood shingled wall dormers, and stone window sills and lintels., DATE BUILT: [1900s]., STYLE: Queen Anne.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 835Date 1988Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Originally stone duplex residential units. Flat roof with decorative stonework cornice defined with headers. Symmetrical facade with two entry doors flanked by tall, narrow, double-hung windows with stone sills and lintels. Regularly coursed stone constructin. New concrete block addition on rear. Original porches are gone., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This duplex is significant for its stone construction, flat roofline, and decorative stonework cornice., DATE BUILT: [1890s]., STYLE: Terrace.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 901Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story building with flat cantilevered roof projecting over entrance area and supported by large exposed beams. Windows separated by stuccoed piers. Concrete foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Alterations to this building have diminished its historic integrity., DATE BUILT: 1921., STYLE: Modern.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 945Date 1988Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front gabled brick building covered with stucco. Gable end has two widely spaced, double-hung windows with flat arches and stone sills. Center entrance with awning over. One-story wing on east. Sides of building are brick., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is significant for its association with the Boulder Iron Works foundry and lends diversity to the historic district through its association with that industry., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1900]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Front gable., ORIGINAL OWNER: Boulder Iron Works.
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Call Number 780 Walnut 949Date 1994Contents 1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.Description ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Two-story brick building with flat roof with central, circular pediment. Decorative brickwork along cornice. Three large round arched openings along first story facade, of which two have windows and one includes entrance. Second story divided into three bays of three sets of paired, round arched windows. Brick molding around windows of first and second story., DATE BUILT: 1925., STYLE: Vernacular masonry.