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STYLE OF HOME : Colonial Revival, DATE HOME BUILT : 1939.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side gable roofed house which has stuccoed walls. Shed roofed porch with four pier supports. Center front door flanked by two double-hung windows. Craftsman-style window surrounds. Windows have 4/1 lights., STYLE : Bungalow (originally)., DATE BUILT : 1900., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building has been remodeled beyond its historic integrity.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION : Front gable roofed brick dwelling with widely overhanging eaves. Gable end has pent roof, horizontal board siding, and door flanked by windows with shared architrave surround; low pediment crown. Gabled dormer on west with horizontal board siding, triple window, and eave return. Walls are composed of painted brick and foundation is stone with raised mortar., Wrap-around porch with solid walls of horizontal board with panels of wood slats; classical column supports; pediment over entrance. Entrance has stone lintel. Small balcony above porch with horizontal board walls. 1/1 light double-hung windows with rusticated stone lintes and sills. Two bay windows on west have beveled edges and are brick. Basement level windows with rusticated stone lintes. Center brick chiminey. Beveled-corner bay on east is two-story., STYLE : Edwardian Vernacular., DATE BUILT : 1909., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE : This house represents the Edwardian Vernacular Style popular in Boulder during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and reflected in the asymmetrical massing, the wrap-around porch, restrained ornamentation, and classical details.

STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : 1940.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Small, side-gable roofed, clapboard sided dwelling. Symmetrical facade with center door. Gabled hood supported by triangular knee braces over concrete stoop. Paired and single double-hung windows. Concrete foundation. Brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This small, frame house is basically unaltered from its original design and represents the infill which occured between world wars., DATE BUILT: 1937., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame, side gable.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Small side gable brick house with overhanging eaves, exposed rafters. Center door. Gabled hood supported by braces over door. Double-hung window on either side of door. Wood shingles on gabled ends., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building represents Boulder's early 20th century, vernacular housing construction., DATE BUILT: 1925., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, side gable.

STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : ca. 1900.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Simple front-gabled structure with major new two-story rear addition. The historic section of the building has drop siding. The front doorway has a front- gabled bracketed hood; remodeled porch. The paired double-hung windows and single double-hung window on the facade have architrave surrounds. Paired double-hung windows on sides., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Now remodeled with a rear addition, this building represents Boulder's early 20th Century vernacular housing., DATE BUILT : [pre-1920]., STYLE : Vernacular Frame, Front Gable.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Brick dwelling with pyramidal hipped roof. Hipped roof porch supported by classical wood columns; wood porch floor. Center paneled-and-glazed door flanked by double-hung windows with brick relieving arches and rusticated stone sills. Stone foundation. Brick watertable. Overhanging eaves. Brick center and end chimneys., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This is an intact example of an early Twentieth Century vernacular brick home. Representative details include the pyramidal hipped roof and the hipped roof porch supported by classical columns., STYLE : Vernacular Masonry, Pyramidal Roof., DATE BUILT : 1904.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story side gable roofed house with smooth stuccoed walls. Red tile roof. Dentils along cornice line. Projecting, gabled entrance bay with slightly inset, round arched entrance flanked by two small windows has dentilled cornice. Flagstone stoop. Facade chimney with decorative trim and chimney pots. Multi-light windows with flat arches and concrete sills. Balcony on rear. Gable ends are stuccoed and have vent., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is a well preserved example of the Mediterranean style, as exhibited in the red tile roof, smooth stucco walls, casement windows, and round arched entrance., DATE BUILT: 1932., STYLE: Mediterranean.

STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : 1939.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Narrow beveled-edge clapboard to second floor and square cut shingles to eaves. Enclosed soffit of tongue and groove wainscott stock. Central dormer with double flared hipped roof. Three sided semi-tower on west., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This stately house contributes to the historic district through its massive size and dignified exterior desitgn., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1901]., STYLE : Colonial Revival., ORIGINAL OWNER: Harry P. Gamble.