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STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : ca. 1920

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

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Originally a hipped roof building with gabled bays. The roof line appears to have been altered. New windows in front gable end. Front porch has been enclosed. Side entrance; shed porch with turned spindle support. Double-hung windows; segmental arches., STYLE : Vernacular masonry, Hipped Roof., DATE BUILT : pre-1900, STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building represents Boulder' s early residential housing. However, the building has been extensively remodeled and has little architectural integrity.

STYLE OF HOME : Craftsman, DATE HOME BUILT : 1924.

STYLE OF HOME : Foursquare, DATE HOME BUILT : 1902., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS : 1 garage built pre-1931.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Cross-gabled building; red brick walls. Brick extends into the gable ends without break; front gable end also has half-timbering. Small front-gabled bay is the main entrance; concrete steps; wrought iron railing. Large chimney stack on facade. Multi-pane casement-style windows; flat arches; brick lintels and sills. Concrete foundation, with basement-level multi-pane windows. Side entrance with porch on south elevation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is a good example of an English/Norman Cottage, which was very popular in Colorado in the 1920s and 1930s. There are several examples of this style of architecture in Boulder's University Hill neighborhood. The building features a steeply-pitched gabled roof and a steeply- pitched projecting front entrance--which are distinguishing characteristics of the English-Norman Cottage style., DATE BUILT : 1939., STYLE : English/Norman Cottage.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side-gabled house; wood shingle roof. Two front shed wall dormers. The front door has a pediment- shaped hood and is flanked by double-hung windows. Front bay window with beveled glass in the upper panel; shed roof with exposed rafter beams. Stone foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This vernacular frame house represents Boulder's early middle-class housing., DATE BUILT : [pre-1898]., STYLE : Vernacular Frame, Side Gable.

STYLE OF HOME : None, DATE HOME BUILT : 1946.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Low-pitched side-gabled building with central front-gabled dormer. The dormer has overhanging eaves; wooden brackets; two rectangular casement windows; and clapboard siding and regularly coursed wood shingles. The front shed porch has tapered squared pier supports; low balustrade with wooden slats. The center door is flanked by narrow 3/1-light windows. Clapboard siding. Small enclosed porch on eastern elevation. Stone foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building represents Boulder' s post World War I housing construction, and has clapboard siding and its original porch detail., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1923]., STYLE : Bungalow.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story side gable roofed frame dwelling with overhanging eaves. Walls clad with lap horizontal board siding atop stone foundation. Symmetrical facade with three tall, narrow windows evenly spaced along facade; windows have small colored glass lights surrounding clear pane in upper sash. Shed roofed porch with post supports and stick balustrade; wood porch floor., One-story bay window on east with paneled wood. Three doors open onto porch. Center brick chimney. House sits to rear of lot. Flagstone sidewalks., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The house is representative of the vernacular frame construction popular in Boulder during the nineteenth century, as reflected in the simple design lacking architectural details which would indicate a particular style, and noteable for its gabled roof, symmetrical facade, and prominent porch., DATE BUILT: 1872., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame., ORIGINAL OWNER: Marvin Wilder.

STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : 1946.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Simple front-gabled building with shed addition on the western elevation. Regularly-coursed shingles in the front gable end. Open entry porch with chamfered supports; shed roof; pediment. Novelty siding., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This simple front-gabled building represents an early simple form of vernacular housing in Boulder., STYLE : Vernacular frame, Front Gable., DATE BUILT : [pre-1900].

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gabled building; painted brick. Enclosed full-width porch. Two 2/2 double-hung windows in front gable end; segmental arches., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Although remodeled, this building represents Boulder's early vernacular housing., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1913]., STYLE : Vernacular Masonry, Front Gable.