1125 Pine Street
Boulder, CO 80302
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101
Call Number
780 University 945
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side gable roofed Craftsman style brick dwelling. Center front wall dormer with decorative beams under gable, stucco, and half-timbering. Two rectangular windows with 6/1 lights flanking narrow horizontal window with 6 lights in front dormer. Shed roofed porch with square brick columns and solid brick porch walls with stone trim. Stained and leaded glass windows., 8/1 light parlor windows with flat arches, stone sills. Square bay with stained glass on east side. Half-timbered and stuccoed bay on west side. Wide outside end chimney. Paneled and glazed door with sidelights. Stone foundation. Wood shingle roof., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is an excellent and unaltered example of the Craftsman style. Notable details include the gabled roofs, false beams, stucco and half-timbering, square porch supports, stained glass, and multi-paned sash over single sash windows., DATE BUILT: 1906., STYLE: Craftsman.
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Call Number
780 Bluff 2205
Date
1987
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Very remodeled with new windows, doors, balconies, porches, and skylights. The front roof dormer originally featured three double-hung windows, a raked corice and semi-circular arch with keystone, which have all since been replaced. Side-gabled structure with pent roof between first and second stories; stone foundation. Shingle roof., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The building has been remodeled beyond its historic integrity., STYLE : Queen Anne., DATE BUILT : [pre-1911].
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Call Number
780 Marine 504
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gabled building with gabled dormers on sides. Front and side gable ends have decorative shingles and paired double-hung windows with an architrave surround crowned by a semi-circular arch with a wreath and ribbon swag. Full-width front porch has paired and triple column supports; brick porch wall with stone trim; wooden porch floor; and stone steps., First floor has single and paired double-hung windows with flat arches; rusticated stone lintels and sills. Bay window on western elevation. Door with transom and stone threshold. Raised stone foundation. Corbelled brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This Edwardian Vernacular home, with its Colonial Revival styling, represents Boulder's early 20th Century middle-class housing. The building is noteworthy for its column porch supports and gable end details., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1905]., STYLE : Edwardian Vernacular.
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Call Number
780 9th 2337
Date
1996-2005
Contents
2 reports (6 p.), 3 photographs (2 scanned as jpegs)
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Asymmetrical two-story frame dwelling on stone foundation with basement. Hipped roof with flared, overhanging eaves. Exterior of weatherboard. Projecting front porch has hipped roof supported by Doric columns, and inset balcony with wooden rail above. Two main entrances, located off- center, with paneled and glazed doors., Combination double-hung and casement windows, with bay windows on north and south sides. Brick chimney. Detached three- car garage/apartment, with stone and wood exterior, gabled dormers and overhanging eaves with exposed rafters., CONTRIBUTING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS : 1 garage built pre-1931., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is an example of Vernacular Wood Frame architecture erected in Boulder at the turn of the century. Notable details of the dwelling include the weatherboard siding, hipped roof with overhanging eaves, deck- roofed porch with classical column supports, and bay windows on two elevations., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1900]., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame.
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Call Number
780 Arapahoe 562
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gabled building with projecting front-gabled bay. Both front gable ends have decorative shingle siding. Main gable end has double-hung window; smaller gable end has round window. Shed porch with turned spindle supports; new tile floor. Wood shingle roof. Double- hung windows on side elevations have segmental arches; rusticated stone sills. New addition on west elevation. Redwood siding on rear addition. Parlor window, which has a segmental arch and rusticated stone sill, has been remodeled., STYLE : Vernacular masonry, front gable., DATE BUILT : ca. 1900.
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Call Number
780 University 537
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Vernacular Queen Anne cottage; shiplap siding; stone foundation. Open inset porch with turned spindle supports; wooden balustrade. Double-hung windows with architrave trim; shutters. Decorative shingles in front gable end. Center brick chimney. Several rear additions appear historic., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is a good example of a vernacular Queen Anne cottage. The house has turned spindle porch supports and decorative shingling., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1900]., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame, gabled "L". Queen Anne.
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Call Number
780 Pleasant 416
Date
1994
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story frame dwelling with drop siding. Flared, hipped roof with overhanging, boxed eaves. Center, paneled and glazed door. Casement windows with wood surrounds. Bay window on west. Full-width porch with post supports solid wood walls., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Alterations to this house have diminished its historic integrity., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1905]., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame.
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Call Number
780 Mapleton 1624
Date
1987
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Two-story building; the first story is brick, the second story is wood shingled. Hipped roof with front hipped-roof dormer. Symmetrical facade; two front bays. The inset open entry porch is supported by columns; classical frieze, raked cornice. Front-floor parlor window with sidelights, beveled glass panel. Two double-hung windows on the second story with beveled glass upper sash., Diamond-shaped window panes in the dormer window. Notable features include the fishscale shingles between the two second- story windows; the pent roof between the first and second floor; and the stone window sills., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building is an excellent representation of Foursquare architecture. The Foursquare, identified by its square floor plan and overall simplicity, was very popular in Colorado after 1900. This building is a somewhat unusual Foursquare in that the first floor is brick, but the second story is decoratively shingled., DESIGNATION: National Register Eligible., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1905]., STYLE : Foursquare.
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Call Number
780 Arapahoe 1937
Date
1986
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped box roof. Overhanging eaves. Pediment dormer in front facade with small window covered with siding. Original architrave window surrounds, main window has dentils. Door with transom. Shed dormer. Open porch. New siding., STYLE: Vernacular frame., DATE BUILT : ca. 1900., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is representative of the small vernacular homes constructed for the working class in Boulder during the period 1880-1910.
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Call Number
780 Marine 576
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped box with front-gabled dormer. Dormer has decorative shingles and paired double-hung windows. Off-center door with boarded-up transom flanked by rectangular double-hung windows with segmental arches; dripstones. Remodeled porch. Brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Although remodeled, this Classic Cottage represents Boulder's early housing., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1900]., STYLE : Classic Cottage.
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Call Number
780 Lincoln 1147
Date
1990-2001
Contents
2 reports (4 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped-roof brick dwelling with overhanging eaves. Pyramidal hipped-roof dormer with shingles and triple window. Corniceline balustrade. Flat roofed porch supported by classical columns atop evenly coursed stone walls. Wood porch floor. Segmental arched windows and door arch. Windows are double-hung and have brick lintels and stone sills., Raised stone foundation. Porch originally wrapped around; part has been enclosed with brick., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Although this house has been altered, it is representative of one of the earlier architectural styles in the University Hill neighborhood of Boulder. Representative features are the classical columns, segmental arched windows, and corniceline balustrade., DATE BUILT : 1905., STYLE : Classic Cottage.
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Call Number
780 Grove 2153
Date
1986
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gable residence with decorative shingles on gable end. Open porch with spindle supports and balusters. Off-center door. Arched lintels. Stone sills. Unusual roofline., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is representative of the Queen Anne style residences constructed in the Grove neighborhood during the period 1890-1910. The house is typical of the vernacular stylistic diversity, small scale construction and simple architectural detailing which are found in the area. It represents the occupational diversity which produced the modest yet well-crafted homes in the neighborhood., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1900]., STYLE : Vernacular Queen Anne.
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Call Number
780 5th 1519
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Small, one-story brick house with hipped box roofline with flared eaves. Brick corbelling along upper front wall. Center, front dormer with flared, hipped roof. Enclosed front porch with clapboard siding, which appears on 1942 photo. To left of door is small, rectangular window. Other windows have segmental arches. All windows have stone sills. Small, hipped roof dormer on north side., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house represents the small brick residences which were constructed in Boulder during the early 1900s. The brick corbelling and segmental window arches reflect late Victorian indluences., DATE BUILT: 1902., STYLE: Vernacular masonry, Hipped roof.
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Call Number
780 12th 712
Date
1991-2001
Contents
2 reports (4 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Small dwelling with walls composed of evenly coursed, rough faced stone with wide mortared seams. Windows have flat arches and stone sills. Large facade chimneystack is constructed of stone. Enclosed, shed roof porch. Wood shingle roofing. Large fence around yard and much shrubbery makes it difficult to see house., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house represents native stone construction popular in the University Hill neighborhood of Boulder during the early 20th Century., DATE BUILT: 1904., STYLE: Vernacular masonry.
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Call Number
780 Spruce 2429
Date
1987
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Originally a front-gabled building with a full-width front entry porch with a shed roof. The porch, which had been enclosed by the 1920s, has been further remodeled. Only half of the porch still remains, and that section has been remodeled with a front-gabled roof. New siding in both front gable ends. Remodeled door and picture window., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: The building has been remodeled beyond its historic integrity., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1901]., STYLE: Vernacular wood frame, front gable.
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Call Number
780 Bluff 2528
Date
1987
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped box with front-gabled porch addition. The front facade has been remodeled with a partially enclosed porch and stone siding. Novelty siding in front gable end and on sides of building., STYLE : Vernacular Frame, Front gable., DATE BUILT : pre-1913, STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This building has been remodeled beyond its historic integrity.
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Call Number
780 Bluebell 1700
Date
1992
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story brick dwelling on stone foundation with square plan. Hipped roof with overhanging eaves. Corner porch with brick pier and turned wooden rail and posts. Off-center door; single and paired double-hung windows with brick sills and segmental arches with infill. Bay window on east side. Brick chimney. Detached garage with dropped siding., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: An example of the hipped box, a variation of vernacuoar masonry construction popular in Colorado during the early 1900s. Characteristics include the square plan, hipped roof and recessed front porch. Ornamentation is very simple., STYLE : Vernacular masonry., DATE BUILT : 1906.
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Call Number
780 Walnut 1720
Date
1988
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gabled brick building; main gable with lower projecting gabled bay. Decorative shingles in front gable ends. Semi-circular arched parlor window; dripstone; rusticated stone sill. One-bay entry porch; remodeled post supports; iron balustrade, concrete porch floor. Double-hung windows on side elevations; segmental arches; stone sills. Brick center chimney. Stone foundation. Painted brick. Door transom boarded up., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Although the porch has been remodeled, this building represents Boulder's early housing. Noteworthy are the decorative shingles in the front gable ends, and the semiciruclar arched parlor window., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1900]., STYLE: Queen Anne (Vernacular masonry, Front gable).
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Call Number
780 5th 2449
Date
1996
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-and-a-half story brick and frame dwelling on stone foundation. Front gabled roof with gabled side dormers (new). Gable ends are vented and shingled in a variegated pattern (some fishscale). Projecting front porch with pediment above entry; Doric columns and balustrade. Off-center door, paneled and glazed, with sidelights and segmental brick arch. Double-hung windows, one with leaded transom on facade. Attached garage at rear., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This is a somewhat altered representative of the Edwardian Vernacular style, as reflected in the multiple roof gables; the asymmetrical massing; combination of stone, brick, and wood shingled walls; and classical details., DATE BUILT: [ca. 1909]., STYLE: Edwardian Vernacular.
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Call Number
780 10th 1125
Date
1990-2001
Contents
2 reports (4 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front gable roofed house with intersecting gambrel roofed wall dormers. Gable ends have two types of shingles. Front gable end is pedimented and has bay window. Originally, the house had a balcony on front. Flat roofed porch supported by slender wood columns; wood balustrade. Cement porch floor and steps. Off-center door with covered-up transom., Lattice-paned parlor window. Stone window sills and lintels on front. Window arches on sides were probably segmental originally; now they are flat. Stone foundation., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Although the historic integrity of the house has been diminished by remodeling, interesting details include the shingle detailing, bay window, and classical porch columns., DATE BUILT: 1905., STYLE: Edwardian Vernacular.
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Call Number
780 Arapahoe 485
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped-roof house with center front dormer with shingle siding and two windows. Roof flares over house. Porch has similar roof and is supported by wood columns. This porch is new. Windows have flat arches and rusticated stone sills and lintels. Some new windows and doors., STYLE : Classic cottage., DATE BUILT : ca. 1905.
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Call Number
780 Grove 1812
Date
1986
Contents
1 photograph., 1 report (2 p.)
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Two-story apartment building with little extant exterior ornamentation. Low hipped roof. Two doors on front facade. Poured concrete porch with metal supports. Small pediment over one door., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1900]., STYLE : Vernacular Wood Frame, Side Gable.
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Call Number
780 Marine 810
Date
1989
Contents
1 report (2 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped box with small front gable above entrance. Center door flanked by rectangular 8/8 light windows. Door flanked by squared pilasters supporting a triangular shaped peidment above door. Porch missing; new concrete porch steps. Concrete foundation. Center brick chimney and metal stovepipe. Non-historic siding., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Although remodeled, this hipped box, with its classical door trim, is representative of Boulder's early 20th Century housing., DATE BUILT : [ca. 1909]., STYLE : Vernacular Wood Frame, Hipped Roof.
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Call Number
780 10th 1093
Date
1990-2001
Contents
2 reports (4 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front gable roofed brick house with shingled gable ends. Gables have pent enclosure. Front gable end has paired window with metal awning above. Gabled and shingled dormer on north; gambrel roofed dormer on south. North corner of house is corbelled brick. Porch has hipped roof and squared wood columns and balustrade., Windows have flat arches and rusticated stone sills and lintels. Off-center door. Stone foundation. Basement windows are segmental arched. Center brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This is a basically unaltered example of a small Edwardian Vernacular house. Representative datails include the shingled gable ends, brick construction, rusticated sills and lintels, and porch columns and balustrade., DATE BUILT: 1905., STYLE: Edwardian Vernacular.
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Call Number
780 Lincoln 945
Date
1990-2001
Contents
2 reports (4 p.), 1 photograph.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side-gabled blond brick house. Gable-ends have stucco, half-timbering, and paired 12-light windows. Shed roofed porch with battered river rock piers topped by tapered, squared column supports; wood floor. Raised, evenly coursed river rock foundation. Segmental and flat arched windows with multiple-over-single lights and rusticated stone sills. Full- height exterior end brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This is a well-preserved early example of the Bungalow style in this Boulder neighborhood. The segmental arched windows with rusticated stone sills and vergeboard reflect the early 20th Century construction date. The raised river rock foundation is an unusual feature of the design of this house., DATE BUILT : 1904., STYLE : Bungalow.