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977 9th Street photographs, [1900-1909].
977 9th Street photographs, [1900-1909].
Call Number
207-18-41
Date
[1900-1909]
Contents
1 photograph.
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977 9th Street real estate appraisal cards.
977 9th Street real estate appraisal cards.
Call Number
880-9th-977
Date
1949-1980
Contents
2 reports (4 pages) : 30 cm. x 23.5 cm.
Description
Real estate appraisal cards, compiled by the Boulder County Assessor, used for taxation purposes. The date span reflects the earliest and latest entries made on the cards.
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The Castle house photographs, [ca. 1972-1974]
The Castle house photographs, [ca. 1972-1974]
Call Number
518-2-12
Date
[1972-1974]
Contents
18 photographs.
Description
Photographs of the "Castle" house at 977 9th Street, ca. 1972-1974. Includes interior shots.
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4th Street through 35th Street, photographs
4th Street through 35th Street, photographs
Call Number
499-1
Date
[1972-2000]
Contents
1 box.
Description
This box of building photographs is organized by address.
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4th Street-14th Street research materials
4th Street-14th Street research materials
Call Number
499-8
Date
[1972-2000]
Contents
1 box.
Description
This box contains research on properties organized by address.
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977 9th Street historic building inventory records
977 9th Street historic building inventory records
Call Number
780 9th 977
Date
1986-2001
Contents
3 reports (6 p.), 2 photographs.
Description
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Maroon stained, chiseled brick dwelling with castellated roofline with stone trim. Central tower has stone torches. Arcaded porch with bands of brick decorating arches; brick porch walls. Balcony atop porch with castellated roof. Multi-over-single light windows with flat stone sills and smooth brick lintels. Central tower has row of quatrefoil ornaments between torches. Octagonal towers at corners of building., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is significant as an unusual example of the Tudor style in Boulder. Notable details include the asymmetrical composition, chiseled brick walls with stone trim, octagonal towers, castellated roofline and arcaded porch. The house is a landmark in the neighborhood., DESIGNATION: Local Landmark, National Register Eligible., DATE BUILT: 1906., STYLE: Tudor Revival., ORIGINAL OWNER: Benjamin Franklin Gregg., BUILDER/CONTRACTOR: Benjamin Franklin Gregg.
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