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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Varied roofline; several steeply- pitched gables; flared eaves. Large front-gabled bay has stucco and half-timbering in gable end, and a two-story bay window with stone trim. Third story tower extends from wall between the two front-gabled bays; stone quoining. Porch inset between two front bays. Paneled-and-glazed door with stone segmental arch. First floor windows have segmental arches of stone; stone sills., Next to entry is a large colored-glass multi-paned window. Multi-paned casement-style windows. Multi-colored brick walls; concrete foundation. Massive chimney stack on west, three caps., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This fraternity house is an excellent example of Jacobean/Elizabethan architecture. The house features a varied roofline with several steeply-pitched gables; stucco and half-timbering; a tower; and multi-paned windows. The building is one of the largest structures in Boulder' s University Hill neighborhood, and is an important visual landmark in the area., DESIGNATION: National Register Eligible., DATE BUILT : 1928., STYLE : Jacobean/Elizabethan.

Photo 3 has not been added to the collection as of June 2017.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Side-gable roofed brick house with stuccoed gable ends. Shed-roofed front dormer with three four-light windows. Shed roofed porch which has been partially enclosed and partially remodeled. Overhanging eaves. Small squared bay on west has stuccoed walls and small window. Brick chimneys. Raised stone foundation. Gabled frame entry on west., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Alterations to this house have compromised its historic integrity, although its stuccoed gable ends and shed-roofed front dormer were popular Bungalow details., DATE BUILT : 1919., STYLE : Bungalow.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Front-gable roofed brick house with shingled gable ends. Front gable end has louvered vent and triple window with architrave surround; pent enclosure. Flat roofed porch with new supports and balustrade wraps around. Flat arched windows with rusticated stone sills. Small paneled oriel window on west. Raised stone foundation. Center brick chimney. Gabled shingled dormers., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Although alterations have compromised the integrity of this home, it retains original details such as its triple windows, shingled gable ends, and gabled dormers., DATE BUILT : 1901., STYLE : Edwardian Vernacular.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Flared hipped-roof with overhanging eaves. Pedimented balacony supported by classical columns has paneled and spindled balustrade. Deck-roofed porch supported by classical wood columns atop paneled and spindled balustrade. Center door with paneled-and-glazed sidelights. Slightly projecting parlor window with leaded glass transom. Flat arched windows with rusticated stone sills and lintels on first story., Paired windows on second story, facade. Raised rusticated stone foundation with basement level windows. Corbelled brick chimneystack. First story walls are brick, upper story is shingled., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Although this house has been altered by its attachment to a modern building, its original details have been well preserved, including the pedimented balcony atop porch with classical columns, the parlor window with leaded glass transom, and the stone, brick, and shingled walls. It is one of several boarding houses along this portion of Pennsylvania Avenue in Bouder., DATE BUILT : 1905., STYLE : Edwardian Vernacular, Foursquare.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Symmetrical hipped-roof dwelling with minimal ornamentation. Overhanging eaves. Center balcony atop flat roofed stoop with classical column supports. Concrete steps and brick railing. Center paneled-and-glazed door. Flat arched double-hung windows with brick sills in bands of three flanking first and second story doors. Basement level windows with brick sills. Brick foundation. Center brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This symmetrical building, which has little exterior ornamentation, is one of the few apartment buildings built in the University Hill neighborhood of Boulder., DATE BUILT : 1927., STYLE : Vernacular Masonry, Hipped Roof.