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One vertical file that contains information clipped from newspapers, magazines, and other publications on: historic buildings located on numbered streets in Boulder. Included are the Tyler house, the Easton & Associates building, Scott Carpenter's childhood home, Howe Mortuary building, and Mapleton Terrace (one of Boulder's first apartment buildings).

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Two-story red brick walls atop raised, evenly coursed stone foundation. Hipped roof with wood shingles; overhanging eaves; wood cornice. Two-story octagonal bay. Round portico with classical wood column supports atop paneled bases; wood balustrade; lattice underneath; stone stair walls., Balcony with round balustrade; bay with paneled and glazed door opens onto balcony. Paneled and glazed door with sidelights. Double-hung 1/1 light windows with stone sills and vertical brick lintels. Shingled dormers with hipped roofs. Brick chimney. Large yard., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is significant as an early example of a Foursquare style residence. Representative details include the hipped roof with overhanging eaves, classical porch detail, and restrained ornamentation. Notable features include the rounded portico and balcony, the octagonal tower, and the stone foundation., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1904]., STYLE: Foursquare., ORIGINAL OWNER: David E. Coulson.

This box contains research on properties organized by address.