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This box of building photographs is organized by address.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Brick and shingles, wood trim. Balustrade, bay windows, stone sills and lintels, semi-tower, curvilinear porch with columns., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building's history represents patterns of real estate investment and development in Boulder from government open land to single-family residence to apartment complex. It is a good example of adaptive reuse -- in this case, turning five old homes into a multi-family complex., DATE BUILT: 1902., STYLE: Queen Anne/Colonial Revival., ORIGINAL OWNER: J. J. Bernard., BUILDER/CONTRACTOR: J. J. Bernard.

This folder contains documents pertaining to the designation of Walnut Street as a historic district (LM HD 95-1). Included are historical and some biographical notes, color slides (photographs) of properties in the district, public hearing for consideration of historic district papers, correspondence, and individual building survey information.