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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side-gable roofed brick house with intersecting front gabled porch. Gable ends have stucco and half-timbering. Overhanging eaves; false beams. Small gabled front dormer which is shingled and has one 10-light window. Porch is supported by battered stone piers, has solid stone balustrade, and is inset on left side of house. Raised stone foundation., Center paneled-and-glazed door. Flat arched double-hung windows with divided lights and rusticated stone sills., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This is a well-preserved example of the Bungalow style in Boulder as reflected in the brick construction, stuccoed and half-timbered gable ends, inset porch with stone balustrade and piers, and divided light windows., DATE BUILT : Permit issued January 1912., STYLE : Bungalow.

Views of the houses at 1004, 1032, 1069 and 1081 Lincoln Place.

These are 72 pages of a 120-page photo album presumed to have been photographed and created by Rex E. Hieronymus circa 1918-1924. The most relevant pages to the Boulder area can be seen in records 578-1-1 through 578-1-27. These additional pages include: scenic views of the Boulder area and foothills; Estes Park; Mt. Rainier National Park; Arapahoe Glacier; Lewistown, Montana; Winnett, Montana; Pike's Peak and 1920 Pike's Peak Auto Hill-Climb; many sites around New York State, especially near Schenectady; Boston, MA and Washington, D.C. sites; snapshots of Wilma and Rex Hieronymus, family and friends; interior and exterior views of General Electric factory in Schenectady, New York including the Turbine Testing Department and engineers.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side-gabled stone house. Porch on south elevation is also side-gabled and has stone columns. Overhanging eaves; exposed rafters. Paired 6/6 light windows on facade. Weatherboard in gable ends. Outside end stone chimney on north., DATE BUILT : 1935., STYLE : Ranch.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gabled building; brown brick walls. Full-width front porch with tapered wooden piers resting on brick supports. Wooden balustrade with slats; wooden porch floor and steps; wooden slats on porch base; wrought iron porch railing. Porch gable end is stuccoed and has small rectangular window with tapered wooden surround. Paneled-and- glazed front door flanked by double-hung windows., Double-hung windows on side elevations; flat arches; brick sills. Raised stone foundation with basement-level windows., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is a good example of Bungalow-style architecture, which was very popular in Boulder' s University Hill neighborhood. The house features stucco and half-timbering in the gable ends, tapered porch piers, and a raised stone foundation. The paneled-and-glazed front door is original., DATE BUILT : 1923., STYLE : Bungalow.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side-gable roofed brick house with full-width porch inset under eaves. Squared brick column supports and solid brick balustrade with stone trim. Wood porch floor. Center paneled-and-glazed door with paneled-and-glazed sidelights. Wide rusticated stone lintel over door. Door is flanked by bands of three double-hung windows with shared stone sills. Shed roofed front dormer with three single pane windows has exposed rafters and triangular braces., Overhanging eaves; exposed rafters. Squared bay on south with Kellastone siding. Raised stone foundation. Gable ends have Kellastone, half-timbering and braces., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is a good example of Bungalow-style architecture, which was very popular in Boulder' s University Hill neighborhood. The house features brick walls; full-width porch with brick supports and balustrade; the bands of multi-over-single light windows; and the overhanging eaves with exposed rafters and triangular braces., DATE BUILT : 1915., STYLE : Bungalow.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Clipped side-gable roofed house with stuccoed walls. Shed-roofed porch supported by evenly coursed rough-faced battered stone piers; solid balustrade. Center front door with low pedimented surround. Flanking door are bands of three 6/1 light double-hung windows with low pedimented surrounds. Concrete foundation. Overhanging eaves; exposed rafters., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house represents one of the more vernacular Bungalow designs in the University Hill neighborhood. The clipped side gable, overhanging eaves with exposed rafter beams, battered porch piers, and divided light windows reflect typical elements of the style., DATE BUILT : 1919., STYLE : Bungalow.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Originally, this was a side- gable roofed brick bungalow with shed-roofed dormer on front. Remaining original details include the shed roofed porch with battered stone piers and solid stone balustrade, pediment over entrance, and exposed rafters. Door placed at angle to porch has sidelights and transom. Triple window with 6/1 light windows to left of door. Small squared stuccoed bay window on south., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The addition of a second story to this Bungalow style house has diminished its historic integrity., DATE BUILT : Permit issued April 1914., STYLE : Bungalow (originally).

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gabled building with large side gables. Overhanging eaves; exposed rafters. First floor is red brick; second floor is stuccoed with half-timbering. Stucco and half-timbering extends into gable ends. Bay window on south elevation with 10/1 and 6/1 light windows. Squared oriel window on north with two 10/1 light windows. Second floor windows are 6/ 1 light; first floor facade has 8/1 light windows., Full-width porch is partially glassed-in and has a gabled roof with squared wooden column supports; brick porch wall with rusticated stone trim; stone steps. Stone foundation; basement- level windows are segmentally arched. Side entrances., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is an exceptionally good example of Craftsman-style architecture in Boulder. The house also has Tudor Revival influences, seen in the stucco and half-timbering which cover the entire second story. The building also features a bay window, an oriel window, and several multi-pane windows. Craftsman-style homes were popular in Colorado in the early part of the 20th Century., DESIGNATION: National Register Eligible., DATE BUILT : 1908., STYLE : Craftsman, Tudor Revival.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped roof with flared overhanging eaves. Pedimented wall dormer with French doors leading onto balcony has lunette and shingles in gable end. Balcony balustrade has been altered and window covered. Lower story is brick; upper story is stuccoed. Flat roofed porch with brick walls and round arched entrance. Off-center door with dentilled lintel is paneled and glazed. Flat arched double-hung windows with brick and rusticated stone sills., Gabled projecting wall dormers on north and south. Stone foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house features details not common to the University Hill neighborhood, including the round arched entrance and pedimented wall dormer with French doors and lunette., DATE BUILT : 1904., STYLE : Edwardian Vernacular.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Pyramidal hipped roof residence with overhanging eaves and exposed rafters. Intersecting gabled porch with brick pillar supports and solid brick balustrade trimmed with stone. Center paneled-and-glazed door with stone lintel flanked by paired 8/1 light double-hung windows with shared rusticated stone sills and lintels. Other windows have similar sills and lintels., House walls are of blond brick; foundation is darker brick. Porch gable end has stucco, half-timbering, and triangular knee braces. Hipped roof, shingled dormers on north and south. Brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house features typical elements of the Bungalow style in Boulder, including the brick construction; gabled porch with stucco and triangular braces; overhanging eaves; and multi-over-single light double-hung windows., DATE BUILT : 1911., STYLE : Bungalow.

This box contains a group of photographs given to Silvia Pettem by a single donor, and donated to the Carnegie Library for Local History on 28 January 2012. The prints are either stamped "M.R. Parsons" or have his handwriting on them.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side-gabled building with large front-gabled porch. Full-width porch has tapered wooden pier supports resting on brick porch wall; concrete trim. Two stairways lead up to porch, one on the north and one on the facade. Front stairs have a wrought iron railing. Porch and main gable ends are stuccoed. Porch gable end has a rectangular multi-light window with wooden surround., Side-gable ends have paired 4/1 light windows. Center door flanked by paired 5/1 light windows; side elevations have single and paired 5/1 light windows. Stuccoed foundation. Center brick chimey and brick outside end chimney on southern elevation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is a good example of Bungalow-style architecture, which was very popular in Boulder' s University Hill neighborhood. The house features tapered porch piers, multi-pane windows, and stuccoed gable ends., DATE BUILT : 1923., STYLE : Bungalow.