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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Square brick building with mansard roof. The mansard roof is sided with plain and fishscale shingles. The second floor facade has three 2/2 light narrow double-hung windows with pedimented "Greek Revival" window surrounds; two similar windows on each side elevation. Full-width front porch with tapered column supports resting on a rock wall., Center door flanked by paired double-hung windows; segmental arches. Double-hung segmental arched windows on side elevations. Fire escape on western elevation. Stone foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is an excellent representation of Boulder's early housing and is particularly significant for its Second Empire architectural styling, which is unusual in Boulder., DATE BUILT : 1889., STYLE : Second Empire.

This folder is one of four folders containing documents pertaining to the designation of West Pearl Street as an historic district. This folder contains proposed zoning boundaries, land use implications for creating an historic district (LM HD 94-1), documentation to determine whether the proposed designation met the purposes and standards in the Historic Preservation Ordinance, documentation on historic district versus individual landmark designations, certificates, notes and correspondence.