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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Two-story medium-pitch front gable. First floor brick, second story clapboard siding. Open shed porch supported by wood columns with stone bases. Symmetrical facade. Shed-like addition on rear., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is significant for being associated with Boulder's early black community. Although the 1910 census records show that about 200 blacks lived in Boulder, few of their homes--which were simple vernacular houses in less desirable neighborhoods--survive today., Moreover, this building is significant for being part of " the little rectangle"--an area bounded by 19th Street, Goss Street, 23rd Street and Canyon Boulevard, and the center of Boulder's black community in the first half of the 20th century. By the 1950s, the "rectangle" was bi-racial with a Hispanic population. Thus, for at least 50 years, the area remained the center of the city's minority population., STYLE : Vernacular frame, DATE BUILT : ca. 1900

Views of the houses at 1903, 1916 and 1926 Goss Street.