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ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Hipped roof; several small hipped dormers. Brown/red brick walls. Tower with octagonal roof; weathervane. The tower has narrow multi-pane casement-style windows. Arched inset entryway in front-gabled bay; stone trim with crest. Paneled and glazed door. Brick steps with stone trim. Windows are multi-pane casement style; flat arches; brick sills., Chimney stacks on west and south ends. Wrought iron staircase in rear. Assessor's records indicate the building originally had a clay tile roof, now replaced with asphalt roofing., DESIGNATION: National Register Eligible., STYLE : Jacobean/Elizabethan, DATE BUILT : 1929, STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This Jacobean style building features an octagonal tower and multi-pane casement-style windows. The house is one of the University's larger fraternity buildings, most of which are located in Boulder's University Hill neighborhood. An important visual landmark in the area, the fraternity house was designed by prominent Boulder architect Glen H. Huntington.

Architectural drawings and blueprints by Boulder architect Charles Haertling for an apartment complex at 3626 North Broadway in Boulder.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Single store front building which, although built in about 1918, retains characteristics of 19th Century commercial architecture. Stone sills and lintels in front, stone sills and steel lintels on three sides. Simple cornice, rectangular shape. Two-story wood annex added on rear., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: Dasy Grocery (or Mapleton Grocery) is a good example of a neighborhood grocery, a simple store front with the family business on the first floor and living quarters on the second floor. It is the only structure of this type in the Mapleton Hill Historic District., DATE BUILT : 1911 (Permit noted in City of Boulder permit ledger.), STYLE : Nineteenth Century Commercial.

Photograph of the Delta Delta Delta sorority house.

View of Haenselman's greenhouse at 1515 Broadway (Tangen photo #9787)

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Massive brick residence with hipped roof intersected by steeply-pitched gables. Wood shingle roofing. Front gable ends have stucco, half-timbering, and multi- light windows. Center, pyramidal roofed dormer with stuccoed walls, wood shingle roof, and multi-light windows. Porch is centered under flared eaves, has wood frieze, and is supported by brick pillars., Center door is varnished wood, paneled and glazed, and is flanked by two small 6-light windows. Windows have brick sills and lintels, flat arches, and multiple lights. Brick chimneys are corbelled and have chimney pots. Garage is underneath house. Flagstone sidewalk., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house is a visual landmark in this neighborhood and an excellent example of the Tudor Revival style popular during the early 20th Century in Colorado. Notable features of the house include the steeply pitched roof with cross gables; the stucco and half-timbering in gable ends; the multiple window lights; corbelled chimneys with decorative pots; and the center door flanked by 6-light windows., DESIGNATION: National Register Eligible., DATE BUILT: 1936., STYLE: Tudor Revival., ORIGINAL OWNER: Wade Connell., BUILDER/CONTRACTOR: J. A. Nelson., ARCHITECT: Glen H. Huntington.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: One-story wood-frame dwelling on concrete foundation. Asphalt-covered hipped roof with projecting vented gable, the original garage now part of house. Center door; casement windows. Brick chimney., STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: This house, although altered, is representative of the Modern style popular after 1935 in the United States and reflected in the low height, frame construction, and minimal exterior ornamentation., STYLE : Modern., DATE BUILT : 1941.

STYLE OF HOME : English/Norman Cottage, DATE HOME BUILT : 1924.

In this wide-ranging interview William Arndt discusses many aspects of the history and functioning of the First United Methodist Church of Boulder, especially the church's music programs, architectural history, and sense of community. He describes the upheaval that the congregation experienced over the issue of having gay pastors during the 1970s and its eventual decision to become a "reconciling congregation". He also offers recollections of the social and political upheaval that Boulder experienced during the 1960s. Finally, the interview details his own family history, including memories of his mother, Arlyne Arndt, who also has been interviewed for this program's collection (see OH 1132V A-B).

STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Wood Frame, DATE HOME BUILT : [1920-1929].

STYLE OF HOME : Vernacular Masonry, DATE HOME BUILT : ca. 1910.

Views of a billboard in the 1500 block of Broadway advertising Tarkoff's clothing and shoe store. The building at the left is 1531 Broadway.