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Two 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. The date of the photographs cannot be confirmed.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped roof with large central gabled dormer. Dormer has triple window and is covered with cut wood shingles; original had single window. Off-center door. Segmental window arches. Front porch supported by tapered pier supports resting on solid brick wall. Brick belt course. New, wide cornice of horizontal wood., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house, although altered, retains elements which represent its original design, including its hipped roof and tapered wooden porch supports., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1900]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Hipped roof.

One panoramic photograph of the intersection of Walnut and 6th Streets. Buildings starting at center of photo are 523 Walnut Street (two-story white house), 1903-1907 6th Street (white one-story building) and 605 Walnut (dark two-story house). "Canyon Tower" construction later became the Justice Center at 1777 Canyon Boulevard. Photo by Delbert A. Nelson.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front gabled brick house. Front gable end has new siding and new windows. Pent roof. Overhanging eaves. Hipped roof porch supported by wood posts; wood slat railing. Original porch had thin wood spindles. Segmental window arches; stone sills. Transom over center front door. Brick belt course., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house, although altered, retains original construction details such as its brick belt course and segmental window arches, which represent methods of construction utlized at the turn of the century in Boulder., DATE BUILT: [1890s]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Front gable., ARCHITECT: Eric P. Smith., BUILDER/CONTRACTOR: Eric P. Smith.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Flat roofed terrace dwellings. Stuccoed walls. Stone sills under doors. Stone window sills, 5/1 light windows with architrave surrounds. Original terrace had tile roof and Mediterranean influences. Second story has been added. Three exterior entrances with window between each door., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This terrace, although altered, represents a style of multi-family dwelling constructed in this neighborhood after WWI., DATE BUILT: 1936., STYLE: Terrace.