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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side-gable roofed brick house with flaired eaves. Shed roofed dormer (center front) with exposed rafters covered with wood shingles, has band of three windows with tapered, engaged squared columns. Rectangular window flanked by square windows. Large, full-height brick chimney on front facade with corbelling. Side gable has heavy flaired overhang with braces. Gable ends have half-timbering, some of which is missing. Windows varied heights, double-hung., Square bay with ribbon of five windows on east, smaller bay on west. Rafters exposed under first floor overhangs. Stone foundation. Chimney flanked by two small square windows with Craftsman-style panes. Center paneled door flanked by two vertical windows divided into three lights. Ribbon of three double-hung windows to right of door. Brick sills. Rear sun porch, covered with wood shingles. Porch has shed roof, exposed rafters, and is supported by braces. Rock landscaping walls., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is a particularly fine example of the Craftsman style in Boulder. Notable details include its flaired eaves with exposed rafters, varied window treatments, central dormer, eave braces and varied wall surfaces., DATE BUILT : 1918., STYLE : Craftsman.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front gabled house with overhanging eaves and exposed rafters. Front gable end has vertical wood siding, clapboard siding, and brick. Projecting bay with front gable intersects main bay and has similar features. Two paired double-hung windows on facade. Paired, square windows in gable end of main bay. Enclosed porch on eastern elevation. Large garage with second story residential area has been added to western elevation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house, although altered, exhibits bungalow influences such as its overhanging eaves and exposed rafters, as well as paired double-hung windows., DATE BUILT : 1911., STYLE : Vernacular Masonry, Front Gable (Bungalow).