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Webb house landmark designation papers
Webb house landmark designation papers
Call Number
760-20-3
Date
1997
Contents
1 folder
Description
This folder contains documents pertaining to the designation of the Webb house at 1607 6th Street as a historic landmark (LM 97-8). Included are historical and biographical notes, newspaper clippings, color photoprint, plat map, Certificate of Authenticity including Ordinance Number 5964, and landmarking papers.
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Highland Lawn Historic District
Highland Lawn Historic District
Call Number
760-33
Date
2005
Contents
1 box.
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1607 6th Street real estate appraisal cards.
1607 6th Street real estate appraisal cards.
Call Number
880-6th-1607
Date
1929-1984
Contents
4 reports (8 pages) : 30 cm. x 23.5 cm.
Description
Real estate appraisal cards, compiled by the Boulder County Assessor, used for taxation purposes. The date span reflects the earliest and latest entries made on the cards.
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Webb and Tatum families photographs, 1927
Webb and Tatum families photographs, 1927
Call Number
129-8-30
Date
1927
Contents
3 photographs (1 digitized).
Description
Views of seven people and one dog at the Webb house, taken on the same date. It is believed that the older man and woman seated in back are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Webb. The other couple and three children are probably the Tatum family.
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Helen Webb and the Webb house photographs [1909-1926]
Helen Webb and the Webb house photographs [1909-1926]
Call Number
129-8-29
Date
[1909-1926]
Contents
6 photographs.
Description
Views of a man and two women cavorting; of a young woman in interesting costumes; and of a house (two winter views).
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1607 6th Street historic building inventory record
1607 6th Street historic building inventory record
Call Number
780 6th 1607
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: The brick dwelling is composed of a hipped roof box intersected by a rectangular projecting bay on the front elevation. The overhanging eaves have pierced, decorative brackets underneath their flared line. A hipped roof dormer with wood shingle siding and a square window faces the front. A gabled dormer with pent roof, which is shingle covered, faces south., Rounded bay on south side. Large round arched parlor window with hood mould and stone sill. Inset porch; original ornament missing. Paneled and glazed entrance door. Stone foundation. Brick beltcourse and watertable. Stone door plate. Metal roof crests., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house retains several elements of its Queen Anne style, including its varied rooflines, decorative shingles, large parlor window with hood mould, and bay window., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1895]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Hipped roof (Queen Anne).
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1607 6th Street photograph, [189-]
1607 6th Street photograph, [189-]
Call Number
207-18-8
Date
[1890-1899]
Contents
1 photograph.
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