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Three typewritten pages by Forest Crossen about Harry J. Goddard, a photocopy of Crossen's 1937 newspaper article, five other articles, and a letter from Agnes Goddard notifying the Camera that Harry had died.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Cross-gabled building with inset entry porch. The building also has a rear side porch on the western elevation. Both porches have turned spindle supports, fretwork. The rear porch also has a decoratively pierced frieze. Weatherboard siding. The front gable end has diamond-shaped and regularly coursed shingles. Double-hung 4/4 windows; simple wood surrounds., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This exceptionally well- preserved building, constructed before 1898, represents Boulder's early vernacular housing. The building, which has retained most of its original detail, adds to the architectural diversity of Bluff Street and the Whittier neighborhood. It is unusual that an early vernacular frame house such as this survives so intact., STYLE : Vernacular frame, gabled-L., DATE BUILT : [pre-1898]., DESIGNATION : National Register eligible.