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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Dwelling with intersecting gabled bays. Porch is in angle between two bays and has shed roof supported by slender posts and a concrete base. Gabled dormer on front which cuts through eave. Center door with transom. House has non-historic siding and newer windows. Associated with the house is a large yard which includes terracing, stone retaining walls, and a large flower garden., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is significant as one of the oldest in the Highland Lawn neighborhood, dating from 1865., DATE BUILT: 1865., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame, Gabled "L".

STYLE OF HOME : Bungalow, DATE HOME BUILT : 1909. [Incorrect date - it should be 1911. Easley Jones owned Lot 43, Block 15 in University Place (987 15th) from 24 Sept. 1910 to 16 Dec. 1936. "Easley S. Jones and several schoolmates employed by him have just completed the construction of a 10-room bungalow at 15th and Euclid.... Mr. Jones will enter his house in a contest being conducted by a popular women's magazine...." (Camera 12 Sept. 1911.) ]

STYLE OF HOME : English/Norman Cottage, DATE HOME BUILT : 1940.

STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : 1925.

STYLE : Rustic, DATE BUILT : 1917.

STYLE OF HOME : Foursquare, DATE HOME BUILT : 1909.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Two-story frame dwelling with low hipped roof with overhanging, enclosed eaves. Brick walls on first story, upper story has decorative wood shingles. Enclosed, hipped roof porch across facade with spindle supports still visible. Double-hung 1/1 light windows; first story has segmental arched windows with brick lintels and stone sills; upper story windows have wooden architrave surrounds., Stone foundation. Off-center, paneled and glazed door with transom., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house, although altered, is representative of the vernacular versions of Foursquare style homes erected during the early 20th century, as reflected in the low hipped roof with overhanging eaves and boxy shape. The house is notable for the decorative shingles which cover the second story., DATE BUILT: 1901., STYLE: Vernacular Foursquare.

STYLE OF HOME : Bungalow, DATE HOME BUILT : ca. 1900.

STYLE OF HOME : Craftsman, DATE HOME BUILT : 1917.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gabled building. Full- width front porch; brick pillars; brick porch wall. Decorative shingles in front gable end. Front parlor window; rounded dripstone. Bay window on side elevation. Double-hung windows. Center brick chimney. The front lawn has been relandscaped with flagstone., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building represents Boulder' s early vernacular housing. Although now connected to 1708 Walnut, the building still maintains much of its original architectural integrity., DATE BUILT: [1890s]., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Front gable.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Clipped gable on hip roofline with multiple front gables. Gable ends are stuccoed and have half-timbering. Front gable end has window with ten lights and Craftsman style surround. Front gabled porch with stucco and half- timbering in gable end supported by short, squared wood columns atop stone piers; concrete trim. Porch wraps around and has solid brick balustrade with concrete trim. Clipped gable dormers on east and west with fifteen-light windows., Upper story overhangs lower. Segmental arched windows with stone sills. Raised stone foundation. Center brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is representative of the Craftsman style popular in Boulder during the early twentieth century. Typical elements of the style include the gabled roofline; the stone, brick and stucco siding; half-timbering of gable ends; the divided light windows; and the squared wood porch columns atop stone piers., DATE BUILT: 1909., STYLE: Craftsman.

STYLE OF HOME : Commercial, DATE HOME BUILT : 1878.