HomeMy WebLinkAbout5A - Public hearing & consideration of a recommendation to City Council regarding designation of theMEMORANDUM
December 7'h, 2005
TO: Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board
FRpM: Ruth McHeyser, Director of Long Range Planning
James Hewat, Histaric Preservation Planner
Matteo Moore, Historic Preservation Intern
Chris Meschuk, Historic Preservation Planner
SUBJECT: Public hearing and consideration of a proposal to designate the 700
& 800 blocks of 14t'' Street a local historic district to be known as the
University Place Historic District (HIS2005-00231).
STATISTICS:
Boundaries: The area including both sides of 14~' Street between Baseline
Avenue and Aurora Avenue; the rear alley centeriines forming its
west and east limits, roughly 10.66 acres in size.
Zoning: Low Density Residential Established (LR-E)
Applicant: Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board
SUMMARY:
^ At their September 7t'', 2005 meeting, the Landmarks Preservation Advisory
Board received a petition (signed by a majority of the property owners)
requesting the designation of the 700 &800 blocks of 14~' Street.
• On November 2^d, the Board voted (4-0) to initiate historic district designation
for the identified area.
• T`he purpose of this item is for the Board to determine whether the proposed
designation of the 700 & 800 blocks of 14~' Street as a local hisroric district (the
University Place Historic District), conforms with the purposes and standards
of Sections 10-13-1 Legislative Intent and 10-13-3 City Council May designate
Landmarks and Historic Districts of the Boulder Revised Code (BRC).
• The district is significant as very intact example of early to mid-twentieth
century residential design in Boulder with excellent representative examples
of Tudor Revival, English/Norman Cottage-Revival, Craftsman Bungalow,
Italian Renaissance-Revival, Foursquare, and Colonial-Revival arachitecture.
• The identified district is also significant for its association with individuals of
local importance including Anthony Arnett, S.C. Fulton, Charles W. Fulton,
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William & Helen Pietenpol, Gordon Alexander, Homer Washburn and
Henrietta Somers.
• A very high percentage of primary buildings (79%) are considered
contributing to the district. The district is centrally located in the larger,
potential, University Hill historic district.
• Statf has met with property owners in the neighborhood on three separate
occasions to discuss the implications of local historic district designation and
to develop district specific guidelines for the area.
• District specific design guidelines for University Place area may be adopted
by the city as administrative regulation to help interpret the Landmark
Alteration Certificate criteria in Section 10-13-18 of the city's histaric
preservation ordinance.
• Outreach steps taken during the designation process are consistent with the
recommended changes to the historic preservation code currently underway.
^ Staff recommends that the Board find that the designation of the University
Place Historic District conforms with Sections 10-13-1 and 10-13-3 of the
Boulder Revised Code and, that it recommend to City Council the approval of
the application for historic district designation, adopting the staff
memorandum as findings.
• Staff recommends that the Board approve the University Place Historic
District design guidelines as to substance. This is the first step in formal
adoption of the guidelines as administrative regulation.
BACKGROUND:
On May 10'h, 2005 the Planning Department received a demolition permit
application for the removal of the buildings at 864, 876, and 878 14"' Street. The
Landmarks Board reviewed the application at its june 1~~, 20~5 meeting and
approved demolition of the adjacent (potentially non-contributing) garage
behind 864 14'h Street, but issued stays of demolition for up to 180-days for the
potentially contributing houses at 864, 876, & 878 14"' Street, in order to allow
time for alternatives to be pursued.
On September 7'h, 2005 the neighborhood submitted a petition to the
Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board requesting the initiation of the
designation of the 700 & 800 blocks of 14w Street. The petition was signed by a
majority (20 of the 35 property owners or 57%). (See Attachment H: Petition) At
their November 2"d, 2005 public hearing, the Landmarks Board voted (4-0,
Rucker absent) to initiate the district designation process for the identified two
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DESCRIPTI~711~ii OF TI-~E PROP~SED HISTORIC I~ISTRICT:
Located on a geYltle slope rising tivest to d1e Elatirons, the proposed two-
block, 10.66 acre University Place l~istoric district is situated between
Chautauqua Park, the University of Colorado, and the University Hill
Coininercial area. The potential two block district is centrally located in the
larger area platted by Ehe Denver and Boulder Land and Investment Company in
1890 (see fi~ure 3).
The proposed district contains a concentration oE well-preserved buildings
situated on grided lots retlecting the original 1890 plan for the University Place
development. Eclectic in nature, and representative of a range of architechtral
tastes popular during the first half of the twentieth century, houses in the
proposed distri~t in Tudor Revival, English/Norman Cottage Revival, Craftsman
Bungalow, It~lian Renaissance Revival, Foursquare, and Colonial Reviv~l.
Visually, the district is dominated by the wide; tree-lined 14~h streetscape and
varying lot widths with principal buildings situated on the fr~nt of properties
and accessory buildings oriented to the alleys.
As shown on the ~ccoinpanying map, the proposed University Place
hi5toric district boundaries encompass both sides of 14~'' Street between Baseline
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HISTORY OF PROPOSED DISTRICT:
The origin~l University Place Addition to Boulder embraces an area froin
Sixth through Eighteenth Streets and from College Avenue to Baseline Road
(excluding ~- triangular area which would later become University Park
Addition), was laid out and subdivided, and platted in 1890 by the Denver and
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The company purchased 194
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It was the opening of the streetcar line and grawth of the University of
Colorado in 1899 that ushered in the long hoped for real estate boom in the
University Place adciition. The route Erom the Depot~ ~t 14~'~ Street and W~ter
Street (now Canyon) traveled on Walnlit to Broadway, up 13t'' Street to College
Avenue, and tlZen up 9"' Street to Saseline Road and onto the Chautauqua
grounds. The return route went down 10t'' Street to Aurora, to 14'h Street and
then to Bro~dway to Walnut and back to the Depot. 9''' and 14"' Streets are wider
than other thoroughfares in the area, indicating that they were planned as the
' The area west of 9`" Street between College Avenue and Baseline Road was platted in 1902 as the
C'hautauq~ia Hcights Addition.
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Range Research AssociaCes. December 1991.
'`I~his 1887 building, a local landmark, was threatened to be demolished in 1972, and was moved to the
Pu~v W'o~v lairgrounds at 30`h & Pearl 5treets, now the Gossroads Commons Shopping Center, ~vhere the
building still stands to this day. It is currently being co~isidered to ~nove tkie btiilding to tl~e proposed
development of the Transit Village area across 30`h strect at thc rail hacks.
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major north-south arterials in the neighborhood. 6y 191Os, steady growth was
underway in the neighborhoad with the construction of t11e first homes on the
700 & 800 of 14'h Street.
It was the proximity and steady growth of the University of Colorado that
attracted residents to the neighborhood, as people r~zoved to the city to work, or
sttidy at the growing institlition. A number of t~niversity professors chose the
University Hill neighborhood and the proposed district as a choice location to
reside. For example, Physics Dept. Chairman, William Pientenpol lived at 707
14~h St., while University biologist Gordon Alexander constructed a home at 765
1~~" Street. Homer C. Washburn, founder
and Dean of the School of Pharmacy
lived at the 1louse at 864 14t'~ Street for
many years.
As houses developed in the
proposed district, they wer~ used as
part of the advertisiilg for available lots
thraughout the University Place
addition. A post-WWI advertisement
for University Place from May of 1919
(less than six months aEter the end of the
1918 flu pandemic), proclaimed that
adjacent lots were, "the lowest priced ..
. very best residence section of the city".
The advertisements highlighted the (still
extant) houses at 776 & 792 14~" Street
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history, c1 building covenant Of SOTtS Figure 4: 1919 Advertisement of the University Place
existed and was written into the buyer's Addition, the houses in the photo are 776 and 792
14`h Street.
deed agreement by the investment
company. It stated that, "no building can be constructed to cost less than $1500
and mtist be built of brick, stone, or a combination of the two."~
The University Place historic district's buildings were constructed from
1910 through 1957, with Eour identified phases of development. The first is the
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largest and most significant, from 1910 through 1919, when 13 of the 36 buildings
were constructed. The second phase was a steady development of seven
additional houses throughout the 1920s. The third is a clustered development of
eight buildings dating from between 1934 and 1941, the final phase of the
proposed period of significance (more information on pg 8). The final eight
buildings in the district were from 1947 to 1957. In 1949, the then vacant lot on
the corner of 14"' and Aurora developed with the construction of St. Thomas
Aquinas Catholic Church. The cornerstone of the church was laid February 26,
1950. The church was completed in May 1950. In 1954 architect John K. Monroe
was commissioned to complete the chapel to its present design, which was
formally dedicated on Apri114~", 1956.5
SIGNIFICANCE ANALYSIS OF PROPOSED DISTRICT:
The following is an analysis the proposed districYs significance relative to
the criteria for district landmarks adopted by the Landmarks Board on October
29, 1975. (see Attachment B: Significance Criteria) The significance criteria are
used by the Landmarks Board in determining if an area conforms with the
purposes and standards of Sections 10-13-1 and 10-13-3 of the Historic
Preservation Code, B.R.C 1981.
A. Historic Significance:
1. Association with historic persons or events: The University Place district
is significant as an example of an early to mid 20"' century residential
development in Boulder and for its association with several prominent
citizens including Anthony Arnett (original Landholder), the Denver and
Boulder Land and Investment Company (including Humphrey E
Chamberlin (founder), Granville Malcom (founder), Warren McLeod
(founder), S.C. Fulton (president, Fulton Brothers), Charles W. Fulton, A.J.
King (secretary)),William & Helen Pietenpol (707 14th, Chair of Physics
dept), Gordon Alexander (765 14th, University Biologist), Homer C.
Washburn, Founder and Dean School of Pharmacy), and Henrietta Somers
(1430 Baseline, Somers Sunken Garden Restaurant, The Sink). The district
is also significant as route of the electric railcar, which ran parallel to the
northern boundary oE the district from 1899 to 1931.
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2. Distinction in the development of the community of Boulder: The
University Place Historic District is significant for its association with the
growth and development of the city of Boulder as a middle-class
residential neighborhood that developed from the early to mid twentieth-
century. Furthermore, the District is significant for its association with the
development of the University of Colorado, which resulted in many
professors, students, and staff residing in the district to the current day.
3. Recognition by Authorities: The larger potential University Hill historic
district which includes the proposed the University Place historic district
was first identified as eligible for designation, as a local historic district
and for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, in 1991 by
professional architectural historians who surveyed the area at that time.
In 2001 the area was resurveyed, confirming the areas status as eligible for
local and National Register designation. A policy encouraging designation
of historic districts and a map of existing and potential districts were
subsequently adopted in the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan. This
area has also been mentioned, referenced, and photographed in numerous
publications, including but not limited to Denver: Minin.g Cam~ to
Metropolis by Thomas J. Noel and Stephen J. Leonard, A Look at Boulder
by Phyllis Smith, and Boulder: Evolution of a Citv by Sylvia Pettem.
4. Date of Construction: The majority of buildings in the proposed district
were constructed between 1910 and 1941. The University Place Historic
District's buildings were constructed from 1910 through 1957, with four
apparent phases of development. The first is from 1910 through 1919,
when 13 of the 36 buildings were constructed. The second phase saw
steady development in the area with the construction of seven houses in
the 1920s. The third is a clustered development of 8 buildings from 1934
to 1941, the final year of the defined period of significance. The final
eight buildings in the district were constructed between 1947 to 1957. In
1949 the then vacant lot on the corner of 14'" and Aurora developed with
the construction of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, which was
completed to its current state in 1956.
B. Architectural Significance:
1. Architectural Identity: Buildings constructed during the district's period
of significance reflect eclectic stylistic influences popular in the United
States and Boulder during the first half of the twentieth century. In
general, the houses in the district are one-and-a-half to two stories high in
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size and of masonry construction. The majority of houses in the potential
are side gabled roofs. Physically, 14th Street is distinct in the University
Hill neighborhood; its width indicating the original intention by the
developer that it would be a major narth-south artery.
2. Recognized period/style: Architectural design in the potential district
includes, Tudor Revival, English/Norman Cottage-Revival, Craftsman
Bungalow, Italian Renaissance-Revival, Foursquare, and Colonial-Revival
as the primary architectural styles. Notable examples of somewhat more
exuberant architecture in the district include the florid design for the
Italian Renaissance-Revival residence at 707 14'h Street and finely crafted
details on the 1917 Craftsman house at 851 14~' Street. The 1935 Somers
house at 1403 Baseline Road was designed by noted Boulder architect,
Glen Huntington in the Colonial-Revival manner. This building is
designated as a local historic landmark.
3. Architect or builder of Prominence: Locally prominent architect Glen
Huntington is credited as designer for the houses at 765 14~'' Street and
1403 Baseline.
4. Artistic Merit: While generally modest and understated in mass and scale
houses in the proposed district represent an interesting variety of Pre-
WWII architectural design. Several buildings can be in the district can
considered of higher individual architectural and artistic merit. These
include 70714°ki Street, 851 14"' Street, and 1403 Baseline Avenue.
5. Examples of the Uncommon: Many of the houses in the district have low
masonry walls lining the rear alleys, which is not a common occurrence in
other Historic Districts in Boulder. Although not a character defining
feature, many of the houses on the east side of the district have garden
level garages built into the houses as a result of the grade change sloping
from the west.
C. Environmental Significance:
1. Site Characteristics: The proposed University Place Historic District
survives as a well-preserved enclave of early to mid-twentieth century
architecture within the University Hill neighborhood. The orientation and
location of the houses to the streetscape, the use of masonry as the exterior
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building material, mature street trees, 14"' Street width, and rear alley
masonry walls are all character-defining features of the district.
2. Compatibility with site: The majority of buildings in the district are one-
and-a-half to two stories tall, and most have a consistent setback from the
street.
3. Geographic Importance: As part of the original plat for the University
Place neighborhood, 14"' Street was identified as a major north-south
thoroughEare through Boulder, and as a route to Chautauqua Park, and
the University Hill Commercial District. It is centrally located along the
southern boundary of the University Place Addition, and contains a high
degree architectural and historic significance as stated above.
4. Other, Area Integrity: The proposed 10.66 acre district retains a high
degree of integrity in terms of design, architecture, setting and location.
SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANCE
The district is significant as very intact example of early to mid-twentieth
century residential design in Boulder with excellent representative examples of
Tudor Revival, English/Norman Cottage-Revival, Craftsman Bungalow, Italian
Renaissance-Revival, Foursquare, and Colonial-Revival architectura The
identified district is also significant for its association with individuals of local
importance including Anthony Arnett, S.C. Fulton, Charles W. Fulton, William &
Helen Pietenpol, Gordon Alexander, Homer Washburn and Henrietta Somers.
An analysis of contributing and non-contributing buildings in the
proposed historic district shows a very high percentage of contributing primary
buildings. Few accessory building built during the proposed period of
significance retain enough historic integrity, however, to be considered
contributing. As such, the focus of the district specific design guidelines is on the
primary buildings and views from 14"' Street.
Primary Buildings Accessory Buildings :
Contributing 30 (79%) 5 (23%)
Nop-Contributing -: r8`.(21%)- . 17 (77%).- .
Total 38 (100%) 22 (100%)
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Character defining features of the proposed University Place historic
district include the wide, tree-lined 14"' Streetscape and its concentration of well-
preserved houses which reflect the eclectic architectural tastes of early to mid-
twentieth century Boulder, including Tudar Revival, English/Norman Cottage
Revival, Craftsman Bungalow, Italian Renaissance Revival, Foursquare, and
Colonial Revival. (For more information on each individual building, see
Attachment E: 14"' Street Photo Comparison, and Attachment C: Draft Design
Guidelines).
Lots were platted with the standard 25' by 125' foot size, and although lots
now vary in width, the site orientation of the district is characterized by principal
buildings constructed of or clad in masonry, and uniformly situated near the
front of lots. Accessory buildings are situated to the rear, reflecting the original
1890 layout for the larger addition and its subsequent development into a
middle-class residential neighborhood during the 1900s to early 1940s. The alleys
were part of the original 1890 plat, and many lots now contain low masonry
walls lining the alleyway, which staff believes are character defining features.
Staff considers the period of significance for the district to extend from
1890 (the year of the platting of the sub-division) to 1941. The latter date is based
on the beginning of the United States involvement in World War II, as well as a
distinct change in development and architectural design within the identified
boundaries. This date also marks the end of the majority of development within
the district.
DISTRICT BOUNDARIES
The petition presented to the Landmarks Board on September 7rn
requested the designation of the 700 & 800 blocks of 14"' Street, encompassing
both sides of 14"' Street between Baseline Avenue and Aurora Avenue; the rear
alley centerlines forming its west and east limits, roughly 10.66 acres in size.
(Block 22, Lots 1-24; Block 23, Lots 25-48; Block 34, Lots 24-46; Block 35, Lots 1-
23).
The proposed University Place historic district is a smaller, more intact,
and individually significant portion of the larger potential historic district, first
identified in 1991, and subsequently in 1998, and 2002. In December 2002, an
application was filed by Historic Boulder, Inc. to designate the larger potential
University Hill historic district (approximately 900 properties). The application
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was withdrawn at the request of the neighborhood prior to the Landmarks Board
hearing. The proposed boundary for this two block area represents the care of
the 1890 platted residential neighborhood. Staff considers the architecture and
development is highly representative of the larger University Hill neighborhood.
Although the district could expand in the future, the current identified
boundary represents one of the best preserved examples of the development of
the larger University Hill area, and contains some of the most intact examples of
the types and styles of development throughout the larger subdivision.
DISTRICT SPECIFIC DESIGN GUIDELINES:
Staff has attempted to work with residents and property owners of the
two blocks to develop draft guidelines that address the special characteristics
and conditions of the University Place Historic District (see Attachment C). Staff
and the property owners identified many of the same issues that require
alternative approaches from those suggested by the General Design Guidelines.
These include the streetscape as being a significant aspect of the district, with a
unusually wide street, and large street trees. Also identified is the retention of
the low, masonry walls in the alleys, as well as retaining the original buyers deed
agreements which stated the primary exterior material of the principal buildings
remain brick or stone. Also included are guidelines for the care and repair of
masonry.
The Landmarks Board adopts design guidelines as administrative
regulation to help interpret standards for landmark alteration certificates
mandated by the historic preservation ordinance (10-13-18, B.R.C 1981). While
the guidelines allow for flexibility and interpretation, all approvals must be
consistent with the code standards.
The process for adopting administrative regulation is described in
Chapter 1-4, B.R.C., 1981. This process applies to all city boards and
commissions. A detailed description of the process is included as Attachment D.
In short, the adoption of new administrative regulation involves the following
process:
1. Present the proposed rules to the Board as to substance, and the City
Attorney for approval as to form.
2. Publish notice of intent to make rules and file three copies of the rules with
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the City Clerk.
3. Accept public comment (minimum of fifteen days).
4. Present public comment to the Board for its consideration.
5. The Board must consider the public comment and in its discretion, it may or
may not choose to amend the rules.
6. If amended, they must again be presented to the Board and the City Attorney
for approval.
7. Once finalized, the Board may adopt the rules by majority vote at a public
hearing.
The attached draft University Place District Design Guidelines are submitted
for review and approval as to substance by the Board. The Board may either
approve, approve with modifications, or deny the Guidelines as to substance.
This means that while there will be additional opporhznities to provide input on
and refine those guidelines prior to adoption, the general intent and scope of the
guidelines will not change. Should they be approved, they will then be
forwarded to the City Attorney for approval as to form. Additional steps toward
adoption outlined above will then follow.
Staff recommends approving the Guidelines as to substance at this time in
order to provide clarity to property owners as to what guidelines will apply in
reviewing alterations should the district be designated.
PUBLIC PROCESS
The public process followed is consistent with the currently proposed changes to
the historic preservation code. These changes include additional public outreach
such as neighborhood meetings and a mechanism for gauging owner support.
The process and timeline of events is as follows:
• May 10~'', 2005 Demolition permit application received for 864, 876, and
878 14"' Street.
. June 1~~, 2005 Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board issues 180-day
stays of demolition for the potentially contributing houses at 864, 876, &
878 14w Street, in order to allow time for alternatives to be pursued.
• August 5°h, 20051etter sent to all residents and property owners of the 700
& 800 blocks of 14th Street expressing the city's interest in meeting with
the residents to discuss the possibility of historic district designation.
• On August 12~', neighborhood meeting attended by approximately 20
property owners in the potential district (prior to meeting, staff sent
information to all potentially affected property owners regarding the
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benefits and responsibilities of district designation).
• September 7"', 2005 residents submit a petition to the Landmarks
Preservation Advisory Board requesting the initiation of the designation
of the 700 & 800 blocks of 14~h Street. The petition was signed by 20 of the
35 (or 57%) of the property owners.
• October 17"', 2005 a second neighborhood meeting held with staff
attended by approximately twelve property owners to further discuss
historic district designation.
• November 2^d, 2005 the Landmarks Board votes (4-0, Rucker absent) to
initiate the district designation process.
• November 4'h, 2005 notice sent via registered mail informing residents of
the initiation of the district designation process and announcing the
November 16~'' neighborhood meeting.
• November 16"' 2005 third neighborhood meeting with staff to review the
first draft of district specific design guidelines and to gather neighborhood
input on the content.
• November 18"', 2005 Letters sent via registered mail to all property owners
with a questionnaire seeking feedback on support the proposed district.
Also included was the revised set of design guidelines based on the
November 16°1i meeting.
• December 2^d, 2005 Memo and attachments distributed to each property
owner.
QUESTIONAIRE RESULTS:
Staff has attended three neighborhood meetings and has met with several
property owners individually to discuss the designation process, the design
guidelines and the responsibilities and benefits of district designation. After the
initial meeting in August, a petition signed by 20 of the 35 property owners
(57%) was presented to the Landmarks Board at the September 2005 meeting
requesting designation.
Following the Board's initiation of the district in November, a
questionnaire and draft design guidelines were sent to property owners via
registered mail. Results of that survey indicate 12 property owners in favor of
designation and 3 opposed. The remaining owners have not responded as of the
time of the writing of this memo.
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Copies of letters, announcements and questionnaires distributed by staff
are included as Attachment F. Copies of the responses received to the
questionnaire are included as Attachment G.
THE BOARD'S DECISION:
Section 10-13-5 (c) Public Henring Before the Landmarks Boarc~, of the historic
preservation ordinance specifies that in their review of an application for local
historic district designation, "the landmarks board shall determine whether the
proposed designation conforms with the purposes and standards in Sections 10-
13-1 Legislative Intent, and 10-13-3 City Council May Designate Landmarks and
Historic Districts".
The Board may approve, approve with modifications, or disapprove the
application. Findings must be adopted within 30 days of the hearing date.
Should the Board disapprove the application, the Board must notice City Council
of that action within fourteen days of the hearing date. City Council may call up
a decision disapproving a designation. Should an application be disapproved,
the same application may not be submitted for a period of one year.
If the Board finds that the proposed designation conforms to Sections 10-
13-1 and 10-13-3 of the code, it shall adopt specific findings and conclusions
approving or modifying and approving the application. If the board approves
the proposed designation the application will be forwarded to the Planning
Board (within 30 days) and City Council (within 90 days) for public hearings.
Any recommendation for district designation to City Council also demands
careful attention by the Board to testimony from affected property owners. Staff
has attempted provide information to property owners regarding the
implications of district designation through distribution of written material and
at neighborhood meetings over the past several months. As mentioned, the
received petition, as well as the questionnaire have been circulated to gauge
support for the district. Additional testimony at the pubiic hearing is expected.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION & FINDINGS:
Staff recommends that the Landmarks Board recommend to City Council the
designation of the 700 & 800 blocks of 14"' Street as the University Place Historic
District. Specifically, staff considers that the designation conforms with Section
10-13-1 Legislative Intent of the Code which states that, "The purpose of this
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chapter is to promote the public health, safety, and welfare by protecting,
enhancing, and perpetuating buildings, sites and areas of the city reminiscent of
past areas, events, and persons important in local, state, or nationai history or
providing significant architectural styles oE the past" and to, "foster knowledge
of the city's living heritage". Furthermore, staff considers the district to have, "a
special character and historic, architectural, or aesthetic interest or value that are
united by historic, architectural, or aesthetic characteristics" as per Section 10-13-
3(2) C.
Given these considerations, staff recommends the Landmarks
Preservation Advisory Board adopt the staff inemorandum and attachments,
including the following findings:
1. Recommend to City Council the designation of the 700 & 800 Blocks of 14~
Street, proposed as the University Place Historic District, conforms with
Sections 10-13-1 and 10-13-3 of the Boulder Revised Code, and the
proposed historic district is in balance with the goals and policies of the
Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan,
2. Approve as to substance the draft University Place Historic District Design
Guidelines, thereby initiating the formal adoption of the guidelines as
administrative regulations, per the process outlined in Chapter 1-4, B.R.C,
1981.
3. In addition to helping ensure the preservation of the area into the future,
local designation will provide property owners in the district the ability to
take advantage of local, state, and possibly federal historic preservation
tax incentives.
ATTACHMENTS:
A Map of Proposed University Place Historic District
B Significance Criteria for District Landmarks (1975)
C Draft Design Guidelines for the University Place Historic District
D Summary of the Rule-Making Process
E 14th Street Photograph comparison
F Letters and Announcements from City Staff
G November 18"', 2005 neighborhood questionnaire responses
H Letters and petition received by neighbors
I Architectural Inventory Forms
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Attachment A
University Place Historic District
Aurora Av~
~ Proposed°boundaries
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Attachment B
ADOPTED 10/29/75
City of Boulder
Landmark Preservation Advisory Board
Significance Criteria for District Landmarks
Historical Sienificance
The district, as an entity, should show character, interest or value as parl of the
development, heri[age, or cultural characteristics of the community, state, or nation; be the site of
historic or pre6istoric event (s) that had an effect upon society; or exemplify the cultural,
political, economic, or social heritage of the community.
1. Association with Historical Persons or Events: This association could be
national, state, or local.
2. Disti~ction in the Development of the Community of Boulder. This is most
applicable to institutions (religious, educational, civic, etc.) Or business area,
though in some cases residential areas might qualify. It stresses the
importance of preserving those places which demonstrate the growth during
different time spans in the history of Boulder, in order to maintain an
awareness of our cultural, economic, social, or poiitical heritage.
3. Recognition bv Authorities: If a number of structures are recognized by
Historic Boulder, Inc., the Boulder Historical Society, local historians (Barker,
Crossen, Frink, Gladden, Paddock, Schooland, etc.) F.L. Olmsted, or others in
published form, as having historical interest or value.
4. Date of Construction: This area of consideration places paRicular importance
on the age of the structure.
5. Other, if applicable.
Architectural Significance
The district should portray an environment in an era of history characterized by
distinc[ive architectural period (s)/style (s); embody those distinguishing characteristics of an
azchi[ectural type specimen, a good example of the common; include the work of an architect or
master builder, known nationally, state-side, or locally, and perhaps whose work has materials or
cra8smanship which represent a signi6cant innovation; or include a fine example of the
uncommon.
Architectural Identitv: The area should display common characteristic or
continuity, and represent a distinguished entity that possesses an integrity of
appearance, and/or feeling (mood).
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Recognized Period (s)/St l~e (s): It should exemplify specific elements of an
architectural period/style, or contain good examples of more than one
periad/style, thereby preserving a progression of styles; i.e.: Victorian Revival
styles, such as described by Historic American Building Survey Criteria,
Gingerbread AQe (Maass), 76 Boulder Homes (Barker), The History of
Architectural Style (Marcus/Tiffin), Architecture in San Francisco (Gebhard et
al), History of Architecture (Fletcher), Architecture/Colorado (Thorsen et al), and
any other published source of universal or local analysis of "style."
3. Architect (s) of Builder of Prominence: A good example of the work of architect
(s) or builder (s) recognized for expertise nationally, state-wide or locally.
4. Artistic Merit: A skillful integration of design, detail, materials, and color which
is of excellent visual quality and/or demonstrates superior craftsmanship.
5. Example of the Uncommon: Elements of architeciural de~ign, detail, materials, or
craftsmanship that are representation of a significant innovation.
6. Indi~enous Qualities: A style or material that is particularly associated with the
Boulder area.
7. Other, if applicable
Environmental Si~nificance
The district should enhance the variety, interest, and sense of identity of the community
by the protection of the unique natural and mar.-made environments.
1. Site Characteristics: It should be of high quality in terms of planned or natural
vegetation, and streetscape objects, i.e.: lighting, fences, sidewalks, etc.
2. Compatibility with Site: Consideration will be given to scale, massing, placement,
or other qualities of design with respect to its site.
Geographic Importance: As an entity it represents an established and familiar
visual fcature of the colnmunity, having unique and irreplaceable assets to thc
City or neighborhood.
4. Other, if applicable.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE HIST~RIC DISTRICI~
DESIGN GUIDELINES
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UNIVERSITY PLACE
HISTORIC DISTRICT DE51GN GUIDELINE~
These Llr~tii~ersit~ Plnce Histv~`ic District Desigli Guidelir~es (the
Liniversih~ Plare Giciclc li~zes) are intended to assist property
owners and designers as they plan changes to buildings in th~
University Place Historic District ana to provide the Lanc~imarks
Preservation Advisoiy Board with a framework for making
consistent decisions u1 its review of projects. The gui~ielines
have been developed to recognize the unique ch~racter of the
University Place Historic District and are intenae~i to
supplement the General Design Gecicfeliries f~r Boulr~er's Histnric
Districts Rnd Lndit~idi~al L~zn~~marks (the Ger~t~~~nl Guideli~ies), which
apply unless otherwise stated. Where the two guidelines
conflict, the Llriiz~ersih/ Place Gi.iidelir~es shall prev~il. The
Urriz~ersit~ Place Guidelines acknowledge those as~ects of the
University Place Historic District that~~rec~uire a different
approach than typically called for in tlle General Guidelirie~s. The
design guidelines are intended to be~~used ~s ~n aid to ~~
appropriate design and not as a checklist of items for
compliance. In some cases; unusual circurnstances may allow
for projects to deviate from therri._ :, ~~
T~Zese gixidelines were_aeveloped~~by city~staff with assistance
from the resideitts of~ ~ti1te University Place Historic District.
istor°y
District cantautis a concentration
of well "pt~eserved buildings reflecting the prevailing
architectu'ral;tastes a't the early to mid twentieth century,
including Tudor Revival, English/ Norman Cottage Revival,
Craftsman Bungalow, Italian Renaissance Revival, Foursquare,
and Colonial Revival. The Denver & Boulder Land &
Investment Company platte~~ the neighborhood in 1890
speculating growth as the University of Colorado grew. The
ciistrict encompasses the 700 & 800 Ulocks of 14tf~ Street, which is
significant for its asso~iation with the University, as ~n~ell as
historic persons and events and as an excellent collection of
buildings reflecting architectural styles of the period. The
defined period of significance for the district is from "1890 (the
year of the platting of the sub-division) to 1941 (beguu-iing of US
involvement in Worlci War II & represantin~; th~ end of the
major period of development and style of architecture in the
district.)
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UNIVEIt51TY PLACE
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The University Place addition was
platted by the Denver & Boulder
Land & Investment Company in
i a9o.
„Lnok, loc~k, ct~e~yhoilt/. Yot~ cari sc~e rt frnrr~ lrerc.,, Fritlrcr zi~Rs
Jnu~rtino to R Irrr~>c~ h~~ick h~tildin~ top~~erf hi/ a cirpolrl, risr~tg irt
!1-c~ ~lista~tce. 1 f loornc~l hef01'E 115 ~~i1f11 f!illl~ 17IUNP in Ihe
~ritil~~ss clr~ar li~l~t. No tree rtor s/trub r~or ani/ J~ir~uan
lirif~itatio~i z~v~s iri si~l~t. Vrrst i~l~~~r~nsc°s crf i~nrk nn~! srr~>t'~1l'11SII
7('tYP 1tS 0111 f Slti"YOltttc~iit~>5.~~
Jan~ Sewall's description of the appearance of the University of
C~~Ic~ra~iu campus u1 1877 could probably be extenae~i to the yet
undevelc~pe.d a~ijacent neighhorhood of Uiliversity Hill durulg
that period. In 1865, Anthony Arnett had purchase~i two
hun~ire~i acres of land, some of which he donated to establish
the Uiuversity of Colorado. Early photo~raphs of thc locale
shc>~v an isolated, uncieveloped area containing a few log cabins
an~i pasture lands for local flrmers.
The first large scale developme
group c~f foresighted men wh~~
the l~~cation. The University Pl
embrare~~l an arca from Sixth tl~
from C'ollege to Baseline Road
whirh ~vc~uld later become Uni
out an~i 5ubciivided, and platte
Boul~ic~r Lana and Investment ~
~ the area was initiated by a
gnized the E~~>ttntial value of
ldditic~n to Boulaer
,h Eiy;hteenkh Strcets and
uaing a manguiar area
ity Park Addition), was laid
1890 by the Denver and
The com~any purchased 194 acres ~f land adjoining the city in
June 1890. The land was'divided into 1,820 lots. By 189"l, th~
cc~mpany had maae sume improvements to the subdivision and
the Univrrsih~ Place. Uegan to be advertised as a potentially
desirablc residential area. However, during 1893, the Silver
Panic, a do~nmhtrn in the agricultural sector, and the resulting
~;ener~~l depression prevented further development.
It was th~ opening of the streetcar line in 1899 that ushered in
th~~ l~~n~; hoped for real estate boom in the Universiry Place
a~i~iition5. `I'he route from t}le Depot at 14~h Street and VVater
Street (nc~~~- Canyon) travele~i on Walnut to Broaaway, up 13~"
Street tc~ Cullege Avenue, and then up 9~ Street to Baseline
R~ad and onto the Chautauqua growzds. The return route went
doti~n 10~h Street to Aurora, to 14~h Street and then to 6roa~i~vav
to VValnut and bark to th~~ dcpot. At the start of 1900, steady
growth ~rc~gressea in tlle n~~ighborhood with the construction
of well-built, middle class homes, the creation of an elementary
schoo(, an~l the ~ievelopment of a small commercial area. It wa5
UNIVERSITY PLACE
This 1886 Photograph shows the
Buell family crossing what is now
the University Place addition. Old
Main on the Universi[y Campus
stands in the background. Photo
courtesy of the Carnegie Branch
Library for Local History, Boulder
Public Library. Boulder Historical
Society Collection.
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1910 w~hen the first homes ~f the 700 & 800 blocks were
construct~:ci.
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This 1919 Flyer advertises lots for
sale in the University Place
Addition for $5 down, and $ I per
week. The houses in the photo are
776 & 792 14`'' Street.
14`h street in the 1920's prior to
being paved. The houses in the
photograph are 85 I& 863 14`''
Street. Photo courtesy of the
Carnegie Branch Library for Local
History, Boulder Public Library.
Boulder Hiscorical Society
Col~$tiof~.
However, il was t~le proximify of the University tflat attracted
residents to the neighLiorhood, as people moved to the city for
their c~duc~tion or their children's ec~ucatiotl. As well, a number
of univ~rsity proEessors chose the University Hill neighborhood
as a choice location to reside. (Ph,ysics Dept. chairman, William
Pientenpol lived at 70714~h St., and Universitv biologist Gardon
Alexander constructed a hoine at 76514~h Sh•eet).
Early on in the neighborhood's history, a building covenant of
sorts existed ~nd was written into the Uuyei's deec~ by the
investment company. It stated th~t, "no buildizlg can be
consh-ucted to cost less than $1500 and must ~e bttilt of brick,
stone, or a combinadon of the two." ~~ f
1934 to 1941, the final year of the defined period of significance.
The final 8 builduigs in the district w~e.re from 1947 to 1957. In
1949 the then vacant lot on the corner of 14th and Aurora
develaped ~~ith tlle consh~uction of St. Thomas Ac~uinas
Catholic Church. The corncrstarie of the church was laid
February 26,195Q. The chui~ch was completed in May 1950. In
19~4 arcliitect John K. Monroe was commissioned to complete
the ehapel to its present design, which ~ras formally dedicated
on April 14~, 195b. ';
The University Place Historic District's buildings were
constructed from 1910 through 1957, with four apparent.phases
of development. The first is from 1910 through 1919, when 13
of the 36 buildings were construc:t~~i. The second phase was a
steady development of 7 ~dditional homes throughout the
1920s. The third is a clustcre~~l development ~f 8 buildings from
Tada}', these two blocks of the University Place neighborhood
survive as a well-preserved assemblage of early to mid
twentietfl century iniddle-class homes with its tree lined
streetsc~pe and single-family houses. The aistrict derives its
significance as an early example of planned residential design,
with excellent examples of early Poulder ar~hitecture, and for
its association with inclividuals of local significance to the
histary of city incluciing Anthony Arnett, S.C. Fulton, Charles
W. Fulton (Fulton Brothers), William & Helen Pietenpol,
Goraon Alexander, and Henrietta Somers.
UNIVERSITY PLACE
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'I'he University Place Historic District boundaries encompass
both sides of 14th Street between Baseluze Avenuc and Aurora
Avenuc, and extend to the center of the allevs at the rear of
thosc praperties, as shown in the n~ap below.
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UNIVERSITY PL14CE
^ Landmark Building
Buildings officially designated as
city of Boulder Individual
Landmarks
^ Contributing Building
Buildings constructed between
I 890 and I 941 that relate to the
historic significance of the district.
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Buildings constructed outside the
period of significance, or buildings
that have been altered to the
point that they lack historic
integrity.
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Street trees and the large street width
are character-defining features of the
district and should be retained.
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District Speci~c Guidelines
The following guidelines are intended ~s a sLipplement to the
Gerie~~rll Gr~i~leli~ies for the University Place Historic Distrirt.
These guidelines conh~ol when they conflict with the Gerteral
Grrirlclil~rf~s.
GUlD~LINES
Streetscape and Landscape
14r~~ StreEt zir~~s plrrtf~~:l ir2 I890 rrt tlte sarne zoirlHz ns ~zll tlre otlrc r
strc~ets ir~ t1~te Urziz~ersity Plrrce Additiori, hut h~ 1923 hac~ heerz
ir~eritifrer~ as a rrrajor thorol~ghfare in tl~te city, c~xterzdirig frolri Saseline
to Broa~lznrzy. 77ie street sr~ans 45 feet froirr curb tc~ curb, zol~e~~e
strzrtdnrci Boi~Ider strE:ets rnrrge fror~125 feet to 35 fiet. Pnrt of tllis
zuidtlt ~nas to ncconrrrrodate tlie electric streetem~, zvliicli turned riort{i
frorri /lr.trnrR dnznn 14~h Street to
rrr~portant c)rrzrncter-r.tefining fea
~z coritribi~tiiafi fec~tt~re of tlie dist
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As iuitl~ tnarry of Boulder's neigliborlioods;~ street trees are an integrnl
part o f tlie r~igltborftood streetsci~i~te. `I'h~~ trees zv/rich lif~ie 14t~~ St~•cet
iri Hie ~-lis[rict ltaz~e create~l a i-litic~ite c~zlioC~y-Like~ ~ffect to tlie street.
Trees ori flre streetscct~~e are r7ri in~tF~ortn~rt~cliatctcter-d~finir7g fer~ti~re of
flte district n~i~l are~itrcluc~er~ as cortntriharfifig features of tlre district.
For ~atore irlfar~azrttion ~n sfreet frees~,contact t1~e Cif~~ Forester at 303-
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441-4406.
.I Mature tr~es planteci imfrorit yards and the h~ee lawn
should be retained whenever possible.
.2 ""Wlien a tree must U~ removed, or where there is a gap in
the rhythm of street tr~ees, install new street trees in
locations that continue to express that established rhythm.
.3 Maintain the tree-planting strip as a lawn area. The
planting strip (the area between the curb or sheet and the
sidewalk) is traditionally grass, with regularly spaced
trees. Tl~e use of hardscape or elevated planters is
in~ppropriate.
Alleys & Accessory Buildings
Afle~s iri tlie district zaere laid oitt zoFteri tl~e Rdc~ition zuns plntted in
TSJO. /~ltJroi~gli flure~ Rre fezo confriha~tirag nccesson~ bt.cilclrri~,s, tlce
overall cliarncter of flie nllc~s is still irrtRCt. As rtetv Rccesso~7~
br.tilclings ~zre constrilcted, the~ slrould be consistent zuiHi Sectiort 7.2
of tlu~ Ge-ieral Design Griidelirres.
~I7te rertr of r~in~t~ lots z~~itliiri tlte Uniz~ersih~ Plrtce Historic Disfrict are
lineri zuitli loz~~ niasol~n/ zi~alls, constri~rcted oi.it of Iocal storie. These
UNIVERSITY PLACE
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innlls rlre i1tr~~nrtRi~t to tlte c:liarRrter of tlie all~~y, a~~d sltoul~! hc~
cc»tslelc~rerf rz cltarnrter-rlcfiriirrg feafru•c.
.4 Retain and preserve historic inasonrv ~valls which line th~~
~11~~-. These ti-alls are typically less than threc feet in
height, ~nd may or nlay nc~t have a ope» wc~o~~ ~r wire
fence c~nstructed on a~iove them.
.5 When reE~airing historic walls, use appropriate mortar, i.e.,
one that is sc~fter than the surroun~lin~; inasonrv. 'I'h~~
pattern, materials, and design c~f th~~ ~ti•all sI1~u1~i b~~
retaine~l when rep~~irs are maa~~.
.6 Ne~~ walls 1re appropriate when cc~nstrurtea in sinular
mass an~l scale as historir all~v ~valls. New wa115 shoul~i
be slightly set back from the allcy eage to ~.~reserve the
open character of the alle}~s.
Alterations
lllt~rritio~is zuill be rez~iezo~~~l irsirrg tlie griirlc~irrms in 'Scction 3,
Alterritio~is nf Hte Genernl Uesig~i Grri~~elirres. 7'Ire r~rrrnarl/ fon~s in
rez~iez~~irig al terations znill he ort c)lrriiges Hint are z~isihlr fralr 14r~~
.titreet. More~ fle.rihility zoi116e ~illuzt~~il. for rerrrelez~rrtiun~, ~in~i-
cotrtribirtirig ht~il~ti~tgs, ~znr~~ rrrens 1«r-~~r~l~/ s~~r~~~~ru~d fro~u ~~rrl~lir ~~i~~~i~.
The rlinjorihf of huildirtgs toitlrin fl~re Urriz~rrsifij 1'lrrce Histo-~rc
[~istrrct h~iz~e hrrck or storr~~ rrs the prirttan~/ extf~r•rnr nu~te~rirrl. It is
iitnppropriate i~o ~~aint or cunren! tlteu~ rrraterinls.
.7 Utlpaint~~~i masonry siu•faces, particularly thc~se on
contrihuting buil~iings, should not be paintea
.8 When repairin~; tnasonry, use appropriate mortar, i.E~., c~~ze
that is softer than the surrounding masonry.
.9 Wlicn cl~anin.~ exterior masonry, the use of pressurize~~
bla.5ting, such as by ~~ater or sand, is inappropriate.
Cleanin~; should be performed using the least abrasive
methoi~, such as a soft brush and water. For more
intensiv~~ cleansing such as paint removal, chemical
stripping may be appropriate. The use of chemicals
should be tcste~i in an inconspicu~us ~lace prior to t~s~~ c~n
the building.
Additions to I Iistoric Structures
17~e Itistoric hot~ses in the L[riiz~ersit~ Plnce Historic Districf nre
genernll~ 1 1/~ to 2 storics higlc ancf corrstructed of trtasojtn/. Many nf
tlu~ bc~il~~i~~gs 1rRi~e et~al~~ed oirer time fl~rnngl~ comF~atible Rrt~titiuris ririrt
aft~~r~rtions. Nezo nrfr~itr~»is to coritribl~ti~~t~~ hurldi~rgs rire ~rf~~~roEarint~~,
su lorrg irs fltc~ scale of tltc~ adrfifivn does tiot z~istirrllt~ oz~enol«~l~rr tlcc~
eiisti-rg hi~ilrli~-g a-ir~ site znlre~-i t~iez~~e~~ fro-tt 14th Stre~t alr~~ !s
compntihle zuitlr the ~c~r~ernl rrrngc of hc~ilc~iitg siz~s forrir~t ilc tlie
~~istrict. Mri~ri~ vf tlie lioatses liuz~c l-ad dorrriers adde~~. Nc~z~~ rlorniers
-1~ery be ap~~roprinte t~~heri rorrectl~ sc'a1e~~.
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Historic masonry walls should be
preserved and retained, and repaired
using appropriate materials and
methods.
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Appropriately scaled dormers to
increase usable space in an existing
upper story is appropriate. Dormers
should be scaled as to not dominate the
existing roof structure.
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I 0 Raising the roof height on the historic portion of
contributing and lanamark buildings is gencrally not
appropriate.
I I Ac~ditions should be located at tl~e re~r of the building.
I 2 If consistent with the architechtre of the building, doriners
may be an appropriate way to provide addition~l upper-
story~ sp~ce on contril~uting and landmark buildings.
Dormers shall be constructed consistent with Section 3.5 of
the Genernl Desi~~i Gtticleliries.
I 3 In ~II other respects, additions to conh-ibuting or landmark
buildings should be consistent with Section 4, Ac~ditiorts to
Hisforic Striictt~rres of the G~~~eriil Desigri Gt~i~.~lines
Additions to Non-Historic Structures
See Section 5, Ad~itions fo Nor2-Historic
Desigri G~iidelines ar~i~~~ V. Ac:cessari/ Br~il~
New Primary Buildings
Originrrl buyer's c~eed agreerner~lts
rer~iti~r-ed nezu ]iorries to be const~•at~
~7YI11i[iY`lf CxfL'YIOP J12[IfCYiCZl. NCZC~ Gi
cvrliprrtihle rrznsonn~ as tl~e pritttnr
"Tlte tn~zjorih~ of biiildings co:
~RE~led roofs, or fror~t-gc~bled
hliilc~ings slrotcld he cansistei
Prirttnry hlril~lrngs s)rvr~ld be
Nezu Pt~i~tr~zr» St~~rictuYC:s of
the C~ncral
r~n~ or hrick ns';
shoulci inclirde
~~t ztritliiri tlie cfistrict lirzve side-
''Ire orienfntion of nc~zi~ prin~rari~
t{iese historic ~~rrtferns. Nezi~
~cfe~.~ corisisfent rnitl~r. Section 6,
ieral Design Gi~idelines nnd V.
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I 1.4 Building Descriptions
Plt~tos ~~~elozv are fi•orn 2005. More ~~efr~ile~f iii formatio-t o~t dre Jtistor~~
of encli prirlrart/ b~.tildirrg is nt~nilaf~le tlrroi~glz the Cnrnegie Librnry or
tlte Pla~t~iiri~ L)e~~nrttrreftt.
1403 Bascline Road (Landmark)
Pt~ilt: 19~5
Historic Name: Somers IZesidence
Description: This two-story, si~ie gabled Colonial Revival has a
brick exterior with green tile roof and flanking one-story, flat
roof extensions. Gahle ends have brick chimnevs with stone
trim.
Accessory Struch.tres: Non-contributing ;;';~
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Built:1924 ~ ~ ~~ ~'~','~:
~Iistoric Name: Pietenpol Residenc~
Description: This two-story Italian Renaissance Revival has a
si~ie galiled roof, sandstone exterior, red tile roofing, and an
uncovered patio with stone walls in front of house. There are
distinctive arches that are incorporated into the east fa~ade.
Accessory Structures: none
71514~h Street (Contributing)
Built: 1937
Historic Name: Gibbon5/La Torra Residence
Description: T1-~is large Tuei~r Revival is a two story brick
residence and is compose~i of steeply pitched, intersecting
hippe~i rays. Woc~~~: shingled roof has wide overhang and shed
rooEed wall'dormei:s which cut through the cornice and have
stucco on sid~`~valls. The building has some half timbering ~nd
an uncovered stoop.
Accessory Structures: none
71814th Street (Non-Contributing)
Built: "19~"1
Historic Name: Long Residence
Description: This vernacular dwelling has a very steeply
pitched, side gable roof brick exterior, front, shed roofed
dormer, inset and off centered front porch, and concrete trim
details
Accessory Structures: Non-ContriUuting
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725 14t~~ Street (Contributing)
Built: 1928
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Historic Name: Long Pcsi~ience
Description: This vernacular dwelling has a very steeply
pitched, side gable roof brick exterior, front, shed roofed
dormer, inset and off centered front porch, and concrete trim
~~etails
Accessoty Structures: ContriUuting
728 14~h Street (Non-Contributing)
Built: 192b
Historic Name: Long Residence
Description: This vernacular dwelling has a very steeply
pitched, side gable roof brick exterior, front, she~l"roofed
dormer, inset and off centered front porch, and concrete trim
details `; : F ~,
Accessory Structures: Non-Contibuting .
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73814th Street (Contributing)
Built: 1928
Historic Name: Aspinwall Re;
Description: This one-story, r
Cottage house
entrance bay. ;
Accessory Strt
Built: 1928
Historic N~ime: LonQ Residence
English/ Norman
a lower gabled
Description:``This,i~ernacular dwelling has a very steeply
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pitched, side gable roof brick exterior, front, shed roofed
dormer, inset and off centered front porch, and concrete trim
details
Accessory Structures: Non-Contributulg
75014~h Street (Contributing)
Built: 1937
Historic Name: Buester Residence
Description: This English/Norman Cottage house is a steeply
pitched side gable roofed brick house with intersecting front
~;aUlea bay, and a brick fa~ade chinu-i~y with wrought iron
~iccoratiorl.
Accessory Struclures: Non-Conh-iUuting
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75614~f~ Street (Contributing)
Suilt: "19:~8
Historic Name: Robbins Resi~~ence
Description: This English/Norman Cottagc brick residence
with steeply pitchea hippe~~ roof has a gableci, brick entrance
bav with rouna ardled entrance.
Accessor~ Structures: none
764 14~h Street (Contributing)
Built: 193h
Historic Namr: Sinith Pesi~i~~n«~
Description: "fhis brirk residence is a~;c~od example of a
F.nglish/Norman Cottage with brick exterior and gahled brick
entranre bay with half-timbering in gable ena.
Accessory Sh-uctures: none
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Built:1937 ~~~I~,, I
~~istoric Name: Alexan~~er Pesidence~ ~
Description: This Englisl,
pitched side gable roofe~i
roofing arni ~;ablcci hrick
Accessorv Strurtures: Nc
77514~n
Historic Name: M
Descri~iticm: This
roofed brick d~vel
~Ic~rmer, and Eull ~
with ~tone trim tc
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. w~~c~~~ shingle
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and a half story Bungalow has side gablc
with stucco, half-timbering, front gabled
h porch under eaves has solid brick walls
~ by squared wooaen columns with
decorative brackets.
Access~~rV Structures: Cantributing
77614~~~ Street (Contributing)
Built: 1912
~-Iistc~ri~ Name: Denha-n Residence
Description: This one and a half story Bungalow has front, shed
roofe~i dormer, exposed rafters, stuccoed gable ends, and Shed
roofea porrh with solid brick porch walls witl~ st~ne trim an~i
brick pillar sL~pports, as well as tapered woo~ien suppc~rts.
Accessorv Structures: none
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79214~h Street (Contributing}
Suilt: 1910
Historic Name: -
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Dcscription: This Bungalow residence has overhanging eaves
and exposed rafters with round ends and roof flares. Gable
ends 11ave stucco ~nd half-timbering.
Accessory Strucitu~es: lvc~n-Contributing
81014~h Street (Contributing)
Built: 1912
Historic Name: McFavi~en Resicience
Description: This side gabled roofed brick Bungalow has been
altered by enclosure of porch and remodeling ~b~ ~i~ormers.
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Accessorv Structures: none ~ i`a E? ° ~.
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811 14~h Street (Contributing) ~~~~ a ~`}~~~~;,~~.
Built: 1912 ~ ~ '~i~?;, f~~~~~, ~
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Historic Name: McGlothen Pesidence''<jj;"
DescripHon: Tlus Bungalow is side gablei~i:roof with
overhanging elves ancl h-iangiilar braces, anct -has a front,
gablea dormer. Porch has solid briek pqrch walls with stone
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trim and brick pillar supports. '
Accessory Structurf~s: Non-Contributing
Descriptioii;;;This two-story Foursquare residence has hipped
roof with wic~~,y overh~nging eaves, a central, hipped roof
dormer, brick `arid stucco exterior. The rear building is a one
story residence with side gabled roof, and shed roofcd porch
with column supports.
Accessory Structures: none
81614~h Street (Contributing)
Built: 1919
Historic Name: Maupin Pesidence
Description: This one story Bungalow has brick exterior eaves,
exposed rafters, and triangular knee braces, low galile dormer,
and Full width porch under eaves with brick piers h•immed
with stone topped by square wooden columns.
Accessorv Structures: none
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81914~h Street (Non-Contributing)
Built: 1919
Histc~ric Name: 1V~aLipi~1 [Zesic~ence
Description: This one story Bungalotir has brick extcrior e~ves,
expose~i rafters, and trian~;ular knee braces, Ic~~v ~;ablE~ ilormer,
and Full cvidth porch un~ier eaves with brick picrs trimmed
w~ith stonc topped by square wooden cc~lumns.
Accessory Structures: Non-Contributin~;
83014~h Street (Contributing)
Built: 192O
Historic Nanie: ~~Viltshire Prsi~lence
Description: This brick Bungalow sicic gable~i r~~ofe~~ resi~ience
has a large, front, gable~i dormer which is stucCOed and full-
width porch with battered brick piers, cot•helled at tup, lo~v
brick E~or~h walls trimmed ~n~ith stc~n~ and 5tairs to pc~rch are
flanked by stone walls.
Accessorv Structures none
83814th Street (Contr
Built: ~1919
Historic Name: Brace
Description: This~Bui
porch un~ier eaves, lo
wooden past support
S44 14th St~
Built: 1910
Historic N
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ice has stucco exterior, inset
walls ~vith stonr trim and
brick eni~ chimnev.
Pesi~ience
Description: T~ii's' one-story Bungalow is front-gabled anci has
brick/stucco ezterior, half-timbering, flared eaves, ~nd
decorative brackets. The large front porch is built ~~~ith wooc~en
colunu-is on rubUle stane piers.
Accessory Structures: none
84514~h Street (Contributing)
Built:1911
Historic Name: Cole P~:sidence
Desrription: This Craftsman resiaence is sid~ gabl~~~i with brick
and stucco exterior has an offset and inset pe~rch with hrick
supports. This residence has overhanging eaves, expc~sed
rafters, an~i triangular knee braces.
Accessory Structures: Contrihuting
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85014~h Street (Contributing)
Built: 1913
Historic Name: Poi•ter Residence
Description: This one story Bungalow has a pyramidal, hipped
roof with overhanging eaves and exposed rafters. The off
center , gabled porch has wood supports atop stone piers.
f~ccessor~= Structures: none
851 14~h Street (Contributing)
Built: 19"11
Historic Naine: Savage Residence
Description: This Craftsman house is fi~ont gabled and has a
brick exterior with largely overhangin~ eaves and decorarive
brackets under all eaves. The porch wraps ar~und to form a
porte cochere and has brick supports topped geometric wood,
solid brick walls with arched insets, corbelling,''ana stone trim.
Accessory Struchzres: Non-Contributing
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86014th Street (Contributing)
Built: 1922
Historic Name: Sommering Resic~enc~
Description: This one story, bxick, Bun~al~~ ~displays half-
timbering, concrete_tz'~~ ana woo~~ posts: ~~Also exlubits an
offset, gabled porch ~n%ith half timbering and stucco.
Accessorv Structures: xi4ne '
Built:l92~ ~~~; '~
Histaric Name: Os~alt Residence
Description: ' This si~de-gabled residence is stuccoed with
overhanging eaves, exposed rafters, and triangular braces. The
wrap arotmd projecting porch has brick pillar supports and a
wooden balustrade_
Accessory Structures: Non-Contributing
86414~h Street (Contributing)
Built: "1928
Historic Name: -
Description: This front gabled Bungalow has smooth brick
walls with overhanging eaves, exposed rafters, and hipped
roofed porch wood post supports with arched brackets atop
brick piers atop stone piers.
Accessory Structums: Non-Contributing
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875 14~h Street (Non-Contributing)
Built: 1957
Histori~ Name: Pietenpol Residence
Descriptioil: 'I'his sicie-gable~i residence is an example of
Vernacular I~Iasonry and has a cc~ncrete stoc~p with wrought
iron railing, flat arches and brick sills.
Accessorv Strt~ctures: Contritiutin~;
876 14~f~ Street (Contributing)
Suilt: 191 ~
HlSt01'1C ~~lllll: -
Description: This one stor~~ bri~k Bun~;alc~w has a hi~~ped roof
and a gableci porch that is partially ~nrlc>see~. :~rchitertural
elements include wide overhanging caves, cxpc~sed rafters, half-
timbering and decorative beams.
Accessc~rv Structures: Cantributing ; ,
881 14~h Street (Contributing)
Buil t: 1925
Historic Name: M~son Pesidence
Descriptic~n: This side gabl~~d 6u:
with c~verhanging eaves ~lIl~~ talst
roofed, stuccoed dormer has exG~c
geomeh~ic trac r~~,y. Gable ~~nds ha~
There is a brick chimney with mel
Accessorv Strurtures: Non-Contr
889 14t~' Street (Contributing)
Built: I941
Historic I~1ame: Bl~~sser Resid~~nce
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~lo«~ has a brick exterior
~ams. 'I'he front, shed
d raft~rs an~i win~iows with
stucco an~i half-timbering.
pots.
Description: This ~ne-storied resi~ience has thin and wide, even
courses of stone,'with raised pieces c~f rusticated stonc. There is
an urlcovered stoop with stone base an~i ~~•rought iron railing
ana pc~rch lantern.
AcCess~ry Structures: Contributin;
89814~h Street (Non-Contributing)
Built:1949/ 1956
Historic Name: St. Thc~mas Ac~uinas Cath~lic Church
Description: Tlus simplifie~l Italian Rei~aissance style baseci on
the Utuversity build'uZgs, has stackeci re~l san~istone exterior,
stained glass winciows, red tile roof, and a thr~~e story bell
tower.
Accessorv Structures: none
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Att~chment I)
~i°~Y oF BnULt~ER, COLORA~~
Oif~ce at ,he C+ly Attorney
Mumapal Building
P O. Box 79 t
Boulder, Coloraao 8C306
Pncn2 »41-3020
MEMORAND~JM
TO: Ruth McHeyser, Planner
FROM: David J. Gehr, Assistant City Atto~e~
Joseph N. de Raismes, III
City A;tcrney
Jane W. Greenfield
Deputy CIIy A1:0!~Qy'
SUBJECT: The Rul~ Ma.king Procedure for Adopting the Mapleton Hill Design
Guidelines
DATE: March 19, 1993
The Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board is authorized to adopt administrative
rules pursuant to Paragraph 2-3-1(d)(3), B.R.C. 1981, "U~less otherwis~ provided by law,
each city board or commis~ion is authorized to: Adopt rules interpreting its legislative
duties under this code and establishin~ procedures in aid of its function." The provisions
for adopting administrative rules are contained in Chapter 1-4, B.R.C. 1981, "Rulemaking."
Below is a general description of the rulemaking process that the Board should use to adopt
the revised Mapleton Hill Design Guidelines.
Summary of the rule-maldug process
1. Present the proposed rules to the Board and the Ciry Attomey for approval.
2. Publish notice of intent ta make rules and file three copies of the rules with
the city clerk.
3. Accept public comment (m.inimum of fiftee^ days).
4. Present public comment io the Board for its consideration.
5. The Board must consider the public comment and in its discretion, it may or
may not choose to amend the rules.
6. The rule will be adopted on the date indicated in the natice.
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Discussion
1. Review ~y the Board and the City Attorney.
Before a rule is published, ar a proposed rule, as changed after public comment,
becomes effective, it should be submitted to the Board. The Board sball approve the new
rule as to substance. The rule should also be forwarded to the City Attorney for approval
as to forrfl and to legality. ~gg Section 1-4-2, B.R.C. 1981.
2. File Three Copies of Rule With Ci , Clerk.
~;,~~1J( Secretary of theeBoard should file three a pyeslof the ruleIIrvi'th the City Cle k.yAdditionally,
'~J provide copies of the proposed rule to any interested persons who may request them without
charge. ~g Section l~-7, B.R.C. 1981. .
3. Publica~ioa.
The Secretary of the Board proposing the rule has to arrange for its publication in
a the Dailv Camera. The public must be allowed at least fifteen days followi:~g the date of
,=' publication of the notice to make written comments. In its discretion, the Board may or
may not i~corporate the public response into the regulations. ~gg Se~tion 1-4-4, B.R.C.
~. 1981. The notice of tbe Ciry's intent to adopt a rule that is published in the Dailv Came~
should include:
a The date the rules were filed with the City Clerk;
b. T7~e general content of the rule ~r the full text of the rule;
c. Notice of the public's rigllt to submit written comments on the rule; and
d. The time during which comments may be filed and where to file them (the
public must be given, at a minimum, fifteen days to comment in writing on the
rules).
As a courtesy, it is helpful to include the name/position and phone number of the
appropriate staff person with an invitation to tbe public to call to make oral comments. ~gg
Section 1-4-3, B.R.C. 1981. ~
4. A~q~ption of the Rule After Public Comment.
a. After the period for public comment has expired, tbe Board must decide
which, if any, of the public comments bear sufficient merit to warrant
amending tbe rules. ~gg Section 1-4-~, B.R.C. 1981.
b. If the rules are a.mended, provide a copy, as amended, to the City Attorney,
wbo approves them as to form and legality and forwards them to the Chair
and the members of the Board who will approve them as to substance. ~gg
Section 1-4-2, B.R.C. 1981.
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S. When a Rule Becomes Effective.
The rules become effective after a signed copy by the Chair of the Board and th~
City Attomey is filed with ch~ Ciry Clerk and the time for public camment has passed or
upon a later date specified in the rules. ~gg 5ection 1-4-5, B.R.C. 1981.
6. H l~ful I-Iint~.
An additional notice provision should be placed upon the departmental letterhead
and attached to ihe rule when it is filed with the City Clerk. It should read somet~ing
similar to the following:
Notice of Rule Making
t~ ~0~ The Landmark Preservation Advisory Board of the City of Boulder
~hj~' ~ proposes to adopt the following rule by tbe rulemaking procedures set fortb
~~~1 in Chapter 1-4 of tbe Boulder Revised Municipal Code, 1981.
T'he Secretary of the Board has filed three copies of the proposed rule
with the City Clerk, located in the Municipal Building, 1777 Broadway,
_ ~ Boulder, Colorado on _ . 1993. 'I'~ose copies are available for
.- ~, r. public review and comment until , 1993 (give the public at
~~-, ~. ', %'' least fifteen days after publication to comment). Written comments should
. ~ be submitted to by , 1993.
The following information should be included at the end of a rule that is proposed
for adoption:
Proposed rule approved as to form and legality by the City Attomey's Office
on by , City Attomey.
Proposed rule approved prior to publication by the Landmarks Preservation
Advisory Board on
Three copies of the proposed rules filed with the Ciry Clerk on
~' Date of publication of notice in the Daily C~mera
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J Approved by the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board without change
after consideri.ng public comment on by
, Chair of the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board.
Adopted rules filed witb the City Clerk and effective on
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Attachment F
~ CITY OF BOULDER
~;,/r',~~ Planning and Development Services
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' ~ 1739 Broadway, Third Floor P.O. Box 791 Boulder, Colorado 80306
Phone.303.441.1880 Fax:303.441.3241
August Sth, 2005
Dear Homeowner,
As you may know, the 700 and 800 blocks of 14`h Street have been recognized as
having both national and local historic significance. A request to demolish buildings at
864 and 876 14`h Street was reviewed by the City's Landmark's Board on the ls` ofJune,
2005. At that meeting, the Board determined that these buildings may have historic
significance and a stay of demolition was issued until the lst of December, 2005 to
provide the time necessary to pursue alternatives to demolition. One of the alternatives
would be to designate some of the area as a local historic district.
Your neighbors Rishi and Joyotsna Raj at 863 14~h Street have volunteered to host
a neighborhood meeting at their house on Wednesday August 17`h, at 7:30PM to
discuss whether the neighborhood is interested in pursuing the option of designating the
700 & 800 blocks of 14`h Street as a local historic district.
Enclosed is a brochure that answers some common questions about the
designation process along with a description of the benefits and responsibilities that come
with living in a historiadistrict.
Also enclosed is a brief history of the area and a copy of the Historic Building
Inventory Record for your property (if available). This information is from a grant-
funded survey of the larger University Hill neighborhood.
Please call historic preservation intem Matteo Moore at 303.441.4497 if you have
questions or need more information regarding this matter. We look forward to meeting
with you on the 17`h!
Sincerely,
James Hewat
Hc~~~atJ a`ci.bouldcr.co.us
(303) 441-3207
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~ CITY OF BOULDER
~„~~ Planning and Development Services
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' t, 1739 Broadway, Third Floor P.O. Box 791 Boulder, Colorado 80306
L Phone:303.441.1880 Fax:303.441.3241
August 18th, 2005
Dear Homeowner,
As you may know, your neighbors Rishi and Joyotsna Raj at 863 14`h Street held
a neighborhood meeting at their house last night to discuss whether the neighborhood
was interested in pursuing the option of designating th~ 700 & 800 blocks of 14`h Street
as a local historic district. There were nineteen neighbors present at [he meeting from
14`h Street and the surrounding areas.
Enclosed is some information that we handed out at last mght's meeting regarding
your property including a brief history of your property, a copy of the Historic Building
Inventory Record for your property (if available), and a side-by-side photographic
comparison of your property.
Please call if you have questions or need more information regarding the historic
designation of your neighborhood.
Sincerely,
James Hewat
HewatJ(~ci.boulder.co.u s
(303) 441-3207
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CITY OF BOULDER
Planning and Development Services
1739 Broadway, Third Floor P.O. Box 791 Boulder, Colorado 80306
Phone: 303.441.1880 Fax: 303 441.3241
October 7th, 2005
Dear Homeowner,
As you may know, the 700 and 800 blocks of 14`h Street have been recognized as
having both national and local historic significance. Your neighbors Rishi and Jyotsna
Raj at 863 14`h Street have once again volunteered to host a neighborhood meeting at
their house on Wednesday October 12~n, at 7:OOPM to discuss the possibility of these
two biocks being designated as a local historic district. On the back of this letter is a map
with a preliminary boundary of the potential district.
We anticipate this meeting will provide property owners the opportunity to ask
questions of historic preservation staff about the benefits and responsibilities of such
designation, and to discuss the potential boundaries of the district.
Please feel free to call either James or Chris if you have questions or need more
information regarding this matter. We look forward to meeting with you on October 12th!
Sincerely,
James Hewat
HewatJ cr,ci.boulder.co.us
(303) 441-3207
Chris Meschuk
MeschukC a;ci.boidder.co.us
(303) 441-4293
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CITY OF BOULDER
Planning and Development Services
1739 Broadway, Third Floor P.O. Box 791 Boulder, Colorado 80306
Phone:303.441.1880 Fax 303.441.3241
October 25th, 2005
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Dear Homeowner,
As you know, the 700 and 800 blocks of 14`h Street have been recognized as a
potential local historic district. At the September 7`h Landmarks Preservation Advisory
Board meeting, a petition requesting initiation of historic district designation was
presented to the board, which they took under advisement.
At the upcoming November 2"~ Landmarks Board meeting, the Board intends to
discuss the possible initiation of the process to designate the area as a local historic
district This meeting will begin at 6:OOpm, 1777 Broadway, in the City Council
Chambers.
As a homeowner within this identified area, we invite you to attend this meeting
when the Board will discuss whether to initiate an application for historic district
designatio~. If initiated, the Landmarks Board must hold a public hearing and
recommendation [o City Council within 30 to 60 days after the date of initiation.
Enclosed is a copy of the agenda for your reference. If you wish to address the board
regarding this item, testimony wiil be taken under "Public participation for Items not on
the Agenda."
If you have questions or need more information regarding this matter, please
contact Chris Meschuk at the information provided below.
Sincerely,
Chris Meschuk
McscltukC~cici.bouldcr.co.us
(303)441-4293
James Hewat
HcwaU coci.bouldcr.co.us
(303)441-3207
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Phone:303.441.1880 Fax:303.441.3241
November 4`~'. 2005
Dear University Place Homeowner,
At the request of a petition signed by a group of property owners in the area, on
November 2nd, 2005 the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board passed a resolution to
formally initiate the process for local historic district designation of the 700 & 800 blocks
of 14`h Street.
The next official step in the process is a public hearing before the Landmarks
Boazd, when they will consider whether or not to recommend designation to City
Council. The Landmarks Board hearing is scheduled for December 7`h, 2005 at the City
Council chambers (1777 Broadway, 2"d Floor) beginning at 6pm. Should the Board
find at that meeting that designation is appropriate, additional hearings will be scheduled
before Pianning Board and City Council within 90 days. City Council makes the final
decision as to whether or not historic districts should be designated. Prior to the
Landmarks Board hearing, several additional steps will occur, including the consideration
of district-specific guidelines for alterations and a survey of property owner opinions on
designation.
Please note that, as required by the historic preservation ordinance, exterior
alterations to properties in the potential district require review and approval while the
application is pending. During this period, exterior alterations will be reviewed relative to
the General Design Guidelines for Individual Landmurks ancl Historic Districts. Copies
of this document were distributed at the August and October neighborhood meetings and
are also available from our office or online at:
httv.•//www. ci. boulder. co. us/buildingservices/historicpres/¢uidelines/draftgen~uidelines.pdf
Staff and the Landmarks Board are very interested in working with property
owners to answer questions and provide additional information related to the benefits and
responsibilities of living in a historic district. To help facilitate this effort, we have
scheduled a meeting to discuss these issues and the drafting of district specific design
guidelines for the area. Father Paul Huesing has graciously offered to host this meeting at
the St. Thomas Aquinas Church Hall at 898 14`h Street on November 16`h, at
6:OOpm. Additionally, you are welcome to meet with staff or attend a meeting of the
Design Review Committee (Wednesday momings) to discuss what types of alterations
might be appropriate for your particular property.
As mentioned, prior to the December Landmarks Board hearing we will conduct
formal opinion survey. The survey will be sent by registered mail with ample time to
respond. The goal is to present an accurate picture of owner opinion on the issue for the
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Landmarks Board (and potentially City Council) to consider in making their decisions.
Of course, public testimony is also expected and welcomed at the public hearings.
If at any time you have questions, comments, or concerns, please contact eitl~er
James or Chris.
We look forward to seeing you on November 16`h!
Sincerely,
Chris Meschuk
MeschukC@ci.boulder.co.us
(303) 441-4293
James Hewat
HewatJ(c~ci.boulder.co.us
(303) 441-3207
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1739 Broadway, Third Floor P.O. Box 791 Boulder, Colorado 80306
Phone:303.4411880 Fax:303.441.3241
November 18`", 2005
Dear University Place Homeowner:
This letter is to let you know about the next steps in the process for the proposed historic
district designation for the 700 and 800 blocks of 14`h Street and to solicit your input on the
proposal.
The Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board will hold a public hearing regarding the
proposed historic district on December 7, 2005 at 6:00 p.m. at the City Council
Chambers in the Municipal Building, 1777 Broadway, Boulder, Colorado. A copy of
the agenda and the staff report on the item will be delivered to your home by December 2"a
2005.
If the district is approved, a landmark alteration certificate would be required for any
exterior alterations to buildings or sites in the district. Enclosed is a draft copy of
University Place Design Guidelines. These guidelines would be used in conjunction with
the General Design Guidelines (available on line at:
http:/iwww.ci.boulder.co.us;buildiugservicesihisto~icpres/QUidelines/draft~enUuideliues.pdf
Please note that a final draft of the University Place Design Guidelines will be developed
and adopted by the Landmarks Board as an administrative regulation if the district is
designated. While there will be additional opportunities to provide input on and refine
those guidelines prior to adoption, the general intent and scope of the guidelines will not
change.
Also enclosed is a formal questionnaire to gauge support for the designation of the 700 &
800 blocks for 14`h Street as a local historic district. The results of this survey will be part
of the information presented to the Landmarks Board and City Council. Please return the
questionnaire in the enclosed pre-paid envelope by November 29.
If the Board recommends designation of the area at its December 7 meeting, it will be
forwarded to City Council for final decision. If the Board does not recommend
designation, no further action will be taken.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me at 441-4293.
Sincerely,
Chris Meschuk
meschuke(a,ci.bouldecco.us
(303) 441-4293
Attachments:
1. Questionnaire
2. Draft University Place Design Guidelines
3. Pre-paid return envelope
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~ 1739 Broadway, Third Floor P.O. Box 791 Boulder, Colorado 80306
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Phone:303.441.1880 Fax:303.441.3241
Potential University Place Aistoric District
Please fill out the questionnaire below, and return by November 29`h in the enclosed pre-
paid envelope.
Name:
Address:
District Address (if different than above)
This questionnaire will assist the landmazks Board and City Council in determining the
support of district designation. This top half will be detached from your answer below
once received to allow votes to remain anonymous, and is only to ensure we do not receive
duplicate votes. Each parcel gets one vote.
(City stafjwill detach the information below once receivedj
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Do you support the designation of the 700 and 800 blocks of 14`h Street as a local historic
district and the use of the General Design Guidelines and the Draft University Place
Design Guidelines as administrative regulations to evaluate proposed exterior alterations?
Please note that a final draft of the University Place Design Guidelines will be developed
and adopted by the Landmarks Board as an administrative regulation if the district is
designated. While there will be additional opportunities to provide inpa~t on and refzne
those guictelines prior to adoption, the general intent and scope of the guidelines will not
change.
YES NO
Comments:
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district and the use of the General Desig~r Guideliraes and the Draft University Place
Design Guideltnes as administrative regulations to evaluate proposed exterior alterations?
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Chris Meschuk - Fwd. approval of historic designation for the 700 and 800 blocks of 14th St.
From: James Hewat
To: Meschuk, Chris
Date: 11/30/2005 11:41 04 AM
Subject: Fwd: approval of historic designation for the 700 and 800 blocks of 14th St.
»> "GEORGE LEE COFFEE" 11/29 723 PM »>
O I wish to register my support for historic designation for the 700 and 800 block of 14th st.
George Coffee
775 14th St.
Boulder, CO 80302
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district and the use of the Gerieral Design Guideluies and the Draft U~uversity Pluce
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Dear Neighbor,
As you may know, the St. Thomas Aquinas Church at the corner of Aurora and
14`" Street is proposing to greatly expand its building. In order [o do so, the Church
wants to demolish three houses situated at its south end. This would adversely impact the
residential character of our immediate neighborhood. As it now stands, the church fits
into the neighborhood, but in its entarged version it would overwhelm it. The 700 and
800 blocks of 14~' Street present an a(most pristine picture of the University Hill
neighborhood as it was originally built to accommodate the professors and other
professionals associatzd with Lhe University.
We feel that the character o[ the neighborhood, once it is tampered with at this
magnitude, would be lost forever. The increased traffic and parking problems associated
with the Church expansion would precipitate a slide in our property values~and may lead
to [he deteriotation we can see so ciearly ifl the blocks of 14~` Street that are now mainly
rental than residentiai properties.
We feel that the best way to preserve the ambiance and [he value oC our
immediate neighborhood is ~OS~k rp otection~nder something akin, to a his nc
de,~signaaon. In order to explore the views of a11 of us, we invite you to attend a meering
m our house, 863 14"` Street, on August 17'~ at 730 p.m. James Hewat, Historic
Preservation Pianner with the City of Boulder, will also be there and will address any
questio[~s you may have about a protective process of historic designation.
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district and the use of the General Desig~i Guidelines and the Draft Universi[y Place
Design Guideli~~es as administrative regulations to evaluate proposed exterior alterations?
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designated. 6[~leele there will be additionul oppork~nities to pravide input oft anc[ refene
those guidel~nes pi~iw to adoption, the general intent mid scope of tAe gieicteli~tes tivill not
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Do you suppoR the designation of the 700 and 800 blocks of 14°-' Street as a local historic
district and the use of the General Design Guidelines and the Draft Universtry Place
Design Guidel~nes as administrative regulations to evaluate proposed exterior alterations?
Please note that n fi»al dra,ft o,{11~e University Place Design Guidelines will be developed
and c~clopted by the Landmarks Boarcl as an admiriistrative regulation if the distnet is
designated. While there wil! be nclc[itdonal opportunities to provide input on a~id refine
those ga~idelines pr~ov to adoption, the general intent and scope ojtl:e guidelines will not
change.
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district and the use of the Geiieral Design Guidelines and the Draft University Place
Design Guidelutes as administrative regulations to evaluate proposed exterior al[erations?
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and adopted by l17e Land~narks Board as an administrative regulution if the distrrct is
designated. Whi/e tl:ere wil! be nrlditional opportunities to provicfe input on ancl refiiie
tlwse guidelines prior to ndoption, the general intent aiid scope of the guidelines wiU not
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700+800 Block. 14`h Street Ne~hborhood Information Note #1
8/25/OS
The meeting that took place on Aug1TOS at our house to discuss the possible designation
of our neighborhood as a local historic district was attended by 17-18 residents. The key points
are summarized below:
1) The discussion was generally supportive of such a measure.
2) The neighborhood will be involved in the development oi tne guidetines for our historic
district. These guidelines will include exceptions to the existing city rules, governing
setbacks, grandfathered buildings, etc.
3) It was recognized that historic district designation has been shown to preserve property
values, not only in local but also in nationwide surveys.
In the above spirit we would like to move forward with a request to the Landmarks Board
to initiate the process of designation as a historic district. This request requires a petition from
the residents to be presented to the Board at their meeting on
Wednesday, September 7th, 2005,
at 6 PM,
in the City Council Chambers.
We ask you to support this petition and to attend the meeting on Se t.7`h in the City Hall.
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863 - 1_4~h $trret
(303)447-8831
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Phyllis Klein
881 - 14'" Street
(303)444-0194
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Petition to the Landmarks Preservation Board of the Citv of Boulder
8/25/OS
We the residents of the 700 and 800 6locks of 14`" Street request that the Landmarks Preservation
Board initiate [he designation as a local historic district for our local neighborhood. Our small
neighborhood is a largely intact example of homes built between 1910 and 1938 to serve the residential
needs of the university community. The historic designation is appropriate and needed to preserve this
vignette of history.
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Petition to the Landmarks Preservation Board of the Citv of Boulder
8/25/OS
We the residents of the 700 and 800 bbcks of l4'~' Street request that the Landmarks Preservation
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neighborhood is a largely intact example of homes built behveen 1910 and 1938 to serve the residential
needs of the university community. The historic designation is appropriate and needed to preserve this
vignette of history.
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8/25/0~
We the residents of the 700 and 800 blocks of 14'~' Street request that the Laadmarks Preservation
Board initiate the designation as a local historic distric[ for our local neighborhood. Our small
neighborhood is a largely intact example of homes built behveen 1910 and 1938 to serve Ihe residential
needs of the university community. The historic designation is appropriate and needed to preserve this
vignette af history.
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700+800 Block, 14'~' Street Neighborhood Information Note #2
10/06/Oi
Please recall that at the last neiehborhood meeting held Aug1T05, which was attended
by about 18 residents, a consensus was reached to pursue the designation of our neighborhood as
a local historic district. A petition to this effect was presented to the Landmarks Board on
September 7~~'. The boaxd was generally receptive to our request.
In preparation for the next meeting of the Landmarks Board later this year, we invite you
to a meeting to discuss fiirther parameters of such a designation.
James Hewat, the City Preservation Planner and some members of the Landmarks Board
will be present to answer any questions and furlher this process.
"Che time and place of the meeting are as follows:
Wednesday, October 12°i, 2005, at 7 PM, at our home, 863 14"' Street.
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Rishi and Jyotsna Raj
863 -14'~ Street
(303)447-8831
cc: James Hewat (Landmarks Board)
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COLORADO NISTORIGI i0C1ETY
Offix oi Mch~eolopy ard Nistoric iroserv~tim
1300 Brotliry, Danvsr, Wlordo l0203
NISTORIC llf7LDiYG 3MYENTORI RECWD
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ADDRESS: 707 llth Ct.
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TOWSHIP 1M RAMGE 70Y SECTIOM 31 SE t/6 6Y l(4
NISTORIC MM~: U.S.G.S. OUM MM~: Boulder, Co{orsdo
Pieterpol Recidence YF~Ut: 7966 (Wt19'79) % 7.5' 15~
YLOCK: 36 LOT<S): 2<-?b
DISTRItt WIME: ADDITION: Ihiversity Place 1'R. OF MDiTION: 7890
FfIN ROLL MO.: 91•8 NEGI1TiVE MO.: LOGTION OF NEGIITIVES: DATE Oi COMSTRUCTIOM:
BY: Royer Yhitaere 29 City of Boulder Pl~ning EST1MllTE: ALTWL: 1924
6qIRCE:
Boulder Canty As~eswr
USE:
PRESENT:
RliidMCe
XISTORIC:
Reiidence
CONDITipI:
ATTACH PNOiOGRMH NERE 7( EXCEIIENi GOW
FA1R DETERiORATI NG
EXTENT OF ALTEIUTIONS:
% MIMOR Iq0EW1TE IUJOR
DESCRIBE:
CONTINUED '(ES X MO
STYLE: Italian Reneicsence Revival STORIES: ORIGINAL SITE R IIOJED
2 DATE(5) OF MOVE:
NATERIALS: Stone, iile S0. f00TAGE: IUTIONAL RECISTER ELIGiBILITT
8156
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ES NO
IMDIVIDUAL: X 1
ARCXITECTURAL DESCRIVTION;
Mescive, tw•story, evmiy coused eaidcione residmce ~itfi side yable roof ~ith C9NTRIBUTIMG TO D3STRICT:
red tile roofinp. Centrel, one•nd-e-hslf story, scmi-cirw(sr erched entrance YES NO
with kryctone nd rsdiatinp vouswirc. Center door ic paieled and has transom ~pGL UNOMMK OESIGNATId1: No
uith rroupht irm. Cest ctane ~eMllim above door ard ~rwpht iron lentern.
Stone belt cwree. 9mlt, rard ~rd~ed rindoy ~ith radiatinp ctone vouswirc to
ripht of door. Tw pro~s of iAree rirrbws rith tlet ctone arehes erd rustic ~~
DATE:
ctone sills on fscade. Secord ctory facadr hss three t~rpe aeni-eiralar ~rched ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS? YES K NO
YIB~Y6 Y1LI1 ~ultiple liq~ts end ~rouyht iron prillec W left cf doer_ in ~iQht TrPE°
dwr ic flat sehed vindow with rrought irm prille ed aoall peired ~indows
•[h flet arches. Uncwered patio vith stone ~ells in frmt of house. Stone IF iMVEN70RIED, U Si ID N0.5.:
ainin vallc• fLa stone drivew . C~MTIMUED? 7E5 X NO
ADDITIONAL pAfiES: YES 7( MO
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FIAM f XM E: ARCNITECT: STATE ID MO.; SBL3259
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qtIGtNAI OIMER:
Yiltiw ++d Nelen Vietenpol
SOURCE:
SQRCE:
iwlder Ciiy Dirocto7. 1926
WILDER/CONTRACTOR:
ltikno~t
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iOURCE: Urb~ Recidmti~l Mei~borhoodc,
1l58-present
COMSTRUCTIqi XIST00.Y <DESCAlDTIpI, MNIES, DATES, ETC., RfUTiYG TO NA.iOR ALTERATipiS TO ORIG7MAL STRUCTURE):
LONTINUED-" 1'ES X MO
NISTORIGLL BACKGRQIND (DlSQ1S5 IMPORTANT PERSOMS AND EVENTS ASSOC111TED YITN TNIS STRUCTURE):
TAe f~rst listed residents of tfiis Ifouae rerc YSiii~ 8- and Heien V. Dieierpol. PieTenpol res ~idety recoQ~ixed as en
authority in the field of physics and head of tAe Physics Departmmt of the University of Colorado. His ~ife wac an
xtive leder in civic end wcial circles in Bout4r. Yilli~ Vietmpol ras born in !wa in 1886 end received his VhD
fra tAe t-iivercity of Yiccancin. Ne v~c an ~ccictait profeccor at the University of Pittcburyh end Hope Collepe before
uuptinp e jab et tAe t-iivercity of Colorsdo in 1920. Ne rac nemed Aeed of the Physics Depsrtrent in 1935 end rene~ned
in thst pocitim mtil his retirsent in l954. 1R~ile et CU, Vieteryot cad~cted wch research oo the hiph altitude soler
repim. Yiltiw nd xelm Pieterpol rere ~srritd in 7916. Xelm VaupM Carcon Pietmpol ~as "instrunmtel on Che
ca~ittee which decipmd ard furniched Se~all rid B~ker halts, the lhiverciry Yanen'c Cl~, the Old Menprial Buildinp, and
the F~alty Club." She res aleo rctive in praqe such es the RM Cross_ In 1944, the Pietmpots sold this home to Clera M.
Yeccott, ~ho lived here with I~er dwyhterc.
CONTINUED YES X K.
SIGNIFIGUICE (CNELK MPROPRIATE GTEGORIES NID 9RIEflt JUSTIFY BELOY):
1JtCNITECTWNL SIGNIf1CAMCE: NSSSORIGL SfGMiFiCAMtf:
REGRESENTS TXE iARK OF A IUISTER 7( ASSOCIATED YITH SIGNIFIGNI PERSONS
X POSSESSES NIGN ARTISTIC VALUES ASSOCIATED YITH SIGNIFICANT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
X REPRESENTS A TYPE, PERIOD, OR METM00 Of [ONSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTES TO AN NISTORIC DISTRICT
STATENENT OF SIGNIFIGMCE:
ihic Awu ic one of the lendiurk residences of lhiversity Nill and is associated witA pran~nent mn~bers of the Universityof
Colordo at~ff. The harc ras 6uilt by Niltien and Neten PieierpoL Pietmpol res cheirmsn of the ~niversity
phycitsdeparL~mt and an ~uthority on the hiyh aliitude solar region. Nclm Pietery~ol ras aciive in the developnent snd
plrninpof ~niversity fsciiities. The house is noTeble for its fiistoric inTeyrity end iis hiyh cyelity ~raftsmenship end
ic an excellent eaaiple of the Iteliai RMaissance Revival eryle, as reflected in its ctone construction, arched mtrance,
arched riMous, wrwght iron ornenentetion, end red tile roof. The desig~ of the building resenbLes the northern Itelien
etyte chosen by erchitect Lhartes Klauder for the University of Colorsdo caRws.
CONTINUED YES % NO
REFEREMCES CBE SPECIFIC):
Boutder Daily Csnere biopraphiul files ard Boulder Deily Caaera, 77 Merch 7954; Boutder City Dircctory, 7926; and Boulder
Canty Acceseor records.
COMTINUED YES % NO
SURVEYED BY: R. Laurie Sim~qns AFFIIIATIW: iront Range Research Associates, Inc. DATE: J~ne 1991
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Address: 707 14TH ST
Boulder, Coloredo
COLORADO CULTURALRESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number SBL3259
3 Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
Photographs
_ Site sketch map
~C U.S.G.S. map photocopy
-_ Other
-- Other
2 Temp. Resource Number.
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
- Determined Ehgible
= Determined Not Eligib~e
- Need Data
- Nominated
- Listed
- Contributing to N R. Distnct ._
_ Not Contnbuting to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Pietenpol Residence
6 Purpose of this current site visit Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a Changes or Addihons to Previous Descriptions:
Small addition on second story at southwest corner (enclosed balcony).
Sb. Square Footage 44z6
9. Changes in Condition:
10a Changes to Location or Size Information
10b UTM Coordinates: 13 476516E 4427605N
11. Changes in Ownership: KITE DAVtD S& MARY C
707 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility AssesmenY
Indiwdual
District
National Register Eligible
Local Landmark: Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: NIA
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
1 s~ 1
Address: 707 14TH ST
Resource Number: 5BL3259
Temp Resource Number.
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type. b8w Roll No. 01-AE Frame No: 3
16 Artfact and Field Documentahon Storage Location. N/A
17. Report Title. University Hill Resurvey
18. Recorder(s)' Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation. Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Cobrado Historical Sociery, Office of Amhaeology and Historic Preservatwn
7300 Broadway, Denver, C080203
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WlORA00 NIETORIGIL i0C1ET1
Offiro of Meh~soioyy ~nd Mistoric Presarvatim
7300 Yrotluy. Darv~r. Colordo d0203
NlSidtlC BUILDIMG IMVEMTdIT RECORD
NOT i0R FIELD USE
Elfpible Iiainsted
Det. Ibt EUpible _ Certified Reheb.
Dau
YtOJECt M~NE: Youl4r 8urvey of COWTT: ClTY: iTATE ID 1I0.: SBL3260
1991
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TEIiORART YO.: tf63-37-3-32•O70
CIRREMT BUILDIMG YAME: OYIIER: Dent Rq f
715 14th Bt
Boulder CO E0302
AODRESS: 715 74t~ it.
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bulder, Cotorado
0302
TOYNSNIi 1M RANGE 7DN fEtt10N 35 SE 1/6 SY 1/8
X15TORIC WUIE: U.S.G.S. a1AD MNIE: ioulder, CotorWo
Gi6bonc/La Torre Recidence TENt: 7966 (PR1979) % 7.5' 15'
8LOC1C: 3i l0T(S): ZI•Z$
DISTRICi MAME: MDIifOM: thivcrsity Plece TR. Of ADUSSIW: 1690
i7U1 ROLL MO.: 91-8 MEWTIYE MO.: LOUTIdI OF YEWTIYES: DATE OF COMSTRUCTIp1:
BT: Roper {R~itscre 31 City of Boulder Vlamirq ESTINATE: ACTWL: 1937
SOURCE:
Boulder tanty Ascecwr
tiSE:
PRESEMT:
Re6idnu~x
NIS70RtC:
Rec idmce
CONDITIOM:
ATTALN PHOTOGRAPX HERE % EXCELLENT GOOD
FAIR DETERIORA7ING
EXTENT OF ALTERATIONS:
l( MIMOR MODERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
Sewrity ccreen.
CONTINUED YES lf MO
STYLE: Tudor Revival STORIES: ORIGIMAL SITE X MOVED
2 DATE(S> OF IpVE:
IN7ERIALS: Brick, 4ood, S[one SG. FOOTAGE: MATIONAI REGISTER EIIGiBILITY
2019
1MDIVIDUAL: 1f TES NO
ARCMITECTURAL UESCR]VTION:
Larye, tw-ctory brick residence cu¢wsed of cteeply pitched, intercectin9 COIiTRiBUiING TO DISTRICT:
hipped bryc. Yood chinple roofinp (oripinetly Tite). Roof Aas ~ide overheng YES NO
antl shed roofed rell do~erc which at ihrough cornice end Awe ailtiple liphts ~pU~ UNpNpqK DESIGNATION: No
ed stucco on side ~ells. Portion of cecond ctory has half•tisberiny. Entrance
at intercectim of bryc hsc sliphtly projectinB
~^~Y•~+raed ctone entrenee bey ~~
,
~ith 4lK stme ~rch ~ith keyctone rd ctax ifiroshhold. irick belt caurus ~d ~TE:
decoretive brickyork. Multi-lipht riMows ~ith flet archec sW brict sillc. ASSOCIATEO BUILDINGS? TES X NO
Brick chimey. Uncovered ctoop ~ith brick rellc ~ith etone Trim. Brick TYPE:
fv.eWstion !nd bpsenent level Yindows. Stme roteiniilp vnlls sd ~erire trees.
IF INVENTORIED~ LIST !D NOS.:
COMTIMUED? YES 1( MO
~DITIONAL PAGES: 7E5 X NO
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5ktrnYn
p1161tUL OYNER:
JoM Gih6ons
SOURCE:
84lRCE:
Buildiny Per~it
BUILDER/COMTRACTpt:
1lJcnorn
TIffIF ( 5) :
SOURCf: Urb~ Recidenti~l Neiphborhoods,
7858'present
COMSTRUCTIdI NISTORY (DESCRIPTIOM, MNIES, DATES, ETC., REUTIMG TO NAJOR AITERATIWS TO ORIGINAL STRUCTURE):
CdITiNUED 7fS X MO
XISTORIWL MpCGRQJMD (DISWSS IIIPORIANT VERSONS AMD EVEMTS ~SSOCIA7ED YITN TNIS STRUCTURE):
~0~1l1 G1m006 b81~S Lh16 ~1W16! 10 ~~~. By ~~$~ L~16 Y86 Lh! 1100! of JoM F. rd Ag~ec Mill6 LBTO~fe llld-Lh[II' Chlld~M~
INfin ~nd Jxk. L~Torra rss born in Boulder in 7889. Nia father, Felix LaTOrra rns mpeped in mininp. JoM LsTOrra ~es
enpaped ~c a delivery boy for Icaac T. Earl sd wrked Aic way ~Q to the position of head clerk. Me estabtiched his am
yrocery rith Tam Kirby end later ~rorked in e clothiny 6usiness in Sterlin9• He returned to 8outder in 1921 to open the
L~iorre Shx Store m Pearl Street. La Torra warried Ag~es Miles in 1914. ]n 1942, the LeTOrrsc awved to California in
hopes of irprovinB John LeTOrra~s he6lth.
LONTINUED YES % NO
SIGMIFIGNCE (CNECK MVROPRIQE UTEGORIES AMD BRIEFLY JUSTIFY BELOY):
ARLNITECTURAL SIGNIi1GNCE: HISTORIUL SIGNIFIGMCE:
REPRESENTS TNE WRK OF I1 INSTER ASSOCIATED Y1TH SICNIFIGNT 7ERSONS
% V065ESSES HIGX ARTISTIC VALUES ASSOCIA?ED YITH SIGNIFIGMT EVEN7S OR AATTERNS
% REPRESEMTS A T'/PE, PERIOD, OR METNOD OF CONSTRUCTIpI CONTRiBUTES TO AN NISTORIC DISTRICT
SiATEMENT Oi SIGNIfIG111CE:
Thic house is 6i~ificent as s hiyhly stylized version of tudor Revival crostruetion in Boulder. The house hes a hiBh
degree of historic integrity end displeys fine craftsnanship end meteriels. Moteble fratures ot che residence include the
hipped bayb Vith overhenginD roof end throuph-the-rornice ~att dormers; the half-ti~ering riTh decoratrve brick~ork; the
ctone mtrnce bry; and the ~ttipte li9ht ~indows.
COMTIMUED YES X NO
REFERENCES (BE SGECIFIC):
Boutder Daily Csnera bioyrephical files; Boulder Building Permits; Boulder Lity Directory, 1938; end Boulder Canty
Asbecsor records.
CONT7NUED YES % NC
SURVEYED Br: R. laurie Simnons ~FFIllAT10M: fro~t Ran9e Reuarch Associates, (nc. DATE: dv~e 1491
~ o `~ ~
Address: 715 14TH ST
Boulder, Coloredo
COLORADO CULTURALRESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number: 58L3260
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply
- Photographs
- Site sketch map
~ U.S.G S. map photocopy
_. Other
- Other
5. Resource Name: Gibbonsl La Torra Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resarvey
7. Previous Recordings Front Range Research Assoc.;
8a Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Wood screen door. Flat tile shingle roof.
8b Square Footage 2oi9
9. Changes m Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b UTM Coordinates: 13 476517E 4427627N
11. Changes in Ownership: DENT ROY F
715 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Eligible
Local Landmark: Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
- Determined Eligible
_ Determined Not Eligible
- Need Data
- Nominated
- Listed
- Contributing to N.R. District -
- Not Corrtributing to N.R. District
June1991
Distnct:
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
I~~S
Address: 715 14TH ST
Resource Number: SBL3260
Temp. Resaurce t3umber:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15 Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No: Ot-AE Frame No: 4
16. Artifact and Fieid Documentation Storage Locahon: N/A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s)' Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Historical Soc~ety, Office of Archaeology and Histonc Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
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fALOR11D0 NlfTqtlGL tOC1ET7
Offiee of ArNaeotoyy rW Xfstori~ Prccervetim
1300 Bros~q, Demer, ColorWo l0203
XISTORIC WILDIMG IMVEMTptY RECORD
MOT FOR FIELD USE
Ellplble Na~fnetM
Oet_ Not Etipible _ Grtified Rehab,
- at~
PROJECT MN~: bulder p~rvey of COUMTY: CITT: TTATE iD Iq.: 5BL3261
1 l
Nictaric ilacee,
991 Boulder 6ou
der
iEwaq~Rr wo.: 1~63•I1-3•32-077
CUtREMT W7LDlMG MAME: 011NER: Sterart Yilli~o D Ilt
725 tlth St
bulder CO l0302
l10DRfSS: T25 1iM St.
butder, Wlorado Q0302
T0IMSNIP 1M RANGE 70Y SECTIpI 31 SE 1/4 SY 7(4
NISTORIC MAME: U.S.G.S. WM W1ME: Boutder, Coloredo
Lonp Recidence YE~St: 1966 (PR79T9) X 7.5' 15~
BLOtc: 34 LOT(SJ: 29'31
DISTRICT W111E: ADDITION; Ihivereity Plece TR. OF ADDITIpI: 1890
F1LM ROII MD.: 91-8 MEW7IYE liD.: LOCA770M OF NEWiIVES: MTE Of COMSTRUCTIdi:
iY: Roper IAitxre 33 City of Boulder Vlrr~ing ESTIMATE: -ACTWL: 1928
SOURCE:
~ Boulder Canty Acceccor
USE:
PRESENT:
Recidrnte
NISTORIC:
Residmce
CONDl7Ipl:
ATTACH PMOTOGRAPN NERE EXCEIIENT % GOOD
~ FAfR DFTERIORqTING
FXTENT OF ALTERATIOMS:
X MINOR IIODERATE MpJOR
DESLRIBE:
CANTINUED YES % NO
STTLE: Vernacular Masonry STORIES: ORIGINAL S1TE K NOVED
2 DATE(5) OF MONE:
INTER1AlS: Brick, Yood, SNCw, Co~crete S4. FOOTAGE: NATIONAL REGISLER ELIGIB[IITY
3519
INDIVIWAL: YES % NO
ARCNITECTURAL DESCRIPTipI:
Very steepLy pitched cide peble roofcd brick d~elLinp. Lerge, frmt, ched CONTRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
roofed doiw+er rith paired, cix•wer-one ~indo~s ic ctuccoed. Off-cmter porch fES N~
incet under e~ves hes briek s~~ports and solid bri[k ~ells vith tmcrete trim. ~pq~ ~µqqRK DESIGMATION: No
Off-center, peneled door. Triple ~indou to ripht of door rith arlti-over•cinple
liphts. Yinda~s Aeve flat arches arW brick siLls. Brick belt eourse, Concrete
farWation. torbelled brick ehianey. Shingled dormer m rear hes ched roof. ~~
DA7E:
Sione reteininp wells end mtu~e trces. ASSOCIATED BUILDIMGS? I( YES ND
TTPE:
Garage
IF 11(VENTORIEO, 115T ID NOS.:
CONTIMUEO? TES 1( MO
ADDITIONAI PAGES: YES % NO
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YtAM SN AP E: ARCNITECT: S7ATE 10 Iq.: SBL32b1
Ik~rwwn
qtIGIMAL dMER:
Joneph arW Taliihs Lony
6C11RCE:
SQRCE:
Boulder City Oircctory, 7928
WILDER/COMTRACTOR:
llilmpm
TNFIECS):
SOURCE: Urbri Recidential Meiyhborhoodc,
1658'preaeni
WMSiRUCTJqI NISTUlT (DESCRIPTIpI, MAMES, DATES, ETC., REUTING TO lWJOR ALTERATIOMS 70 ORIGIMAL STRUCTURE):
CONTIMUEO 1'ES X NO
NISTORIUL WICKGRQ1dD (DIS4155 IIPORTANT PERSONS ANO EVENTS ASSOCIATED YI7H TN15 STRUCTURE):
This ~es the hoee of Joseph Rsptand ard Tslitha Cheneult Lonp. Joseph Lonp rss s lonp-tiee ~eeber of the thivercity of
Lolorado Lw ScAool sd acpert m Cmctitutimal 1w/. Talitha Lmy ru r~ctive civic sd cl~b ieeiber in Boulder. Joseph
lm- reeeived hic lr/ depree frpn Richmorq Collepe in Virpinia. Me practiced lw in Denver and teupht lsr at Yashinpton
and Lee Univerciry in Virpinia before acceptinp a position ~ith the Univercity of Cotor~do le~ cchool in 7923, ^ job he
Aeld intil hic eieath in 7432. lonp aithored e rr~ober ot lepel books. Tsliths lanp ~es born in Cmtucky in 1875 and ceme
to Derrver rith ber parmts in 1681. Ner father, Nr. Brinker, caKLcted a boy~s ~ilitsry cchool rhere the Navarre
Recteurent l~ter operated in Denver. Mr6. Lmy taupht wsic at her father~e ccAoot. SAe merried Lang in 1902. Mrs. Long
rss pr~inmt in civic and wcial xtiviiies and res m the board of directors of Cumnity fbspital for 18 years. She
lived in the house for wrry yearc fottwinp her hucbard~c deeth.
CONTINUED YES % NO
SIGNiFIGNCE (CXECK APPROPR1AiE GTEGOR]ES AND BRIEiLT JUS7IFY BElOY): -
ARCNITECTURAL SIGNIFIp1NCE: NISTORIGL SIGNIFIGNCE:
REPRESENTS TNE 410RK OF A INSTER X ASSOCI~TED YITM SIGNIfIGNT VERSOHS
POSSESSES NICX l1RTISTIC YALUES ASSOCIATED MITX SIGNIFICANT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
% REPRESfNTS A TYPE, PFR700, OR ME7HDD OF [ONSTRUC7IDN CONTRIBUTES TO AN XISTORIC DISTRiCT
STATENEMT OF SIGMIFIGMCE:
Thic house ic ti~ificnt for itc essociation with praninmt Boulder citizms Joseph and Talitha Lon9• John Long uas e
^enber of the University of Colorscb leu ac~ool faculty and e noced e~cpert in the field of Constitutional tew. Talitha
long ~ec sttive in tivic and sociel 9ro~s in the city. The house reflects influences popular in The 1920s, wch as its
brick and etutco crnposition; pffiled roof ~ithfront dormer; and milti-over-sin9~e tight ~indous.
CONTIMUED YES X MO
REFERENCES (BE SPECIFIU :
Boul4r Daity Camera bioyrephical filec; Boulder City Directory, 1930; and Boulder Cpnty Aseessor records.
CONTINUED YES X NO
SURVEYED BY: R. Leurie Simrons ~FFILIATION: Front Range Reseerch ~ssociaCes, Inc. DATE: J~ne 1991
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Address: 725 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1 Resource Number: SBL3261
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
- Photographs
_ Sde sketch map
~! U.S.G.S. map photocopy
-- Other
-- Other
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. O~cal determination
OAHP USE ONLY
-- Determined Ehgible
- Determined Not Eligible
- Need Data
- Nominated
- Listed
Contributing to N.R. Distnct
Not Contributing to N.R. Distnct
5. Resource Name: Lo~g Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions
May be eligible for local landmark designation. Further research recommended. Contributing
outbuilding.
8b. Square Footage: 35is
9. Changes in Condition:
10a Changes to Locat~on or Size Information
10b UTM Coordinates: 13 476517E 4427638N
11. Changes in Ownership: THAYER RICHARD E& JACLYN
725 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13 Eligibility Assesment:
IndividuaC
District:
National Register. Not Eligible
Local Landmark Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: NIA
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
1~9
Address: 725 14TH ST
Resource Number: 561.3261
Temp Resource Number
Cuitural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No: 01-AE Frame No 5
16. Artrfact and Field Documentation Storage Locatwn: N/A
17. Report Title University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s) Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s). Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Historical Sociery, OKice of Archaeology and Histonc PreservaUOn
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
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COIORADO NISTORIGL iOC7ETY
pffix of Arehasolopy ~d Xictoric Prc~ervstion
iS00 /rod'y. D~nver, Wtor~do l0203
idtlC WILDIMG INVENTORT RECORD
N0T fOR FIEID USE
Eliyible Manirntcd
Det. Mot £lt9{ble Certlfiad RMab.
° ace '-
PRQIECi MM~E: 8oulder LUrvy of COIAiTT: C1T1': STATE ID Iq.: 56L37b2
1997
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TEI~ORARY MO.: 7165•Si-S-33'006
~RRfMT M11lDIMG YNff: OYNER: Colby Stephen M ~ Ruth Peterson
na um sc
Youlder CO 80302
ADDRESS: T38 1lSh St.
Boulder, ColorWo 60302
70YMSHIP /M RAMGE 70Y SECTION 31 SE i/4 SY 1/4
NISTORIC W1ME: U.S.C.S. OILID NANE: Boulder, Coloredo
Aspinwall Recidence YEAR: 1966 (PR1979) X 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 35 LOT(S): 13-15,16p
DISTRICT NM~: ADDITION: lhivercity Vtsce YR. OF 11DDITION: 1890
FILN ROII MO.: V7-8 MEWTIVE NO.: LOCATIpI OF MEWTIVES: DATE Oi COMSTRUCTIpI:
BY: Roper Yhit~cre 35 City of Boulder Ptaminp . ESTIINTE: ACTWL: 1928
SOURCE:
Boulder CantY llccecsor
USE:
PRESEMT:
Rnidence
XISTOR![:
Residence
CONDIiION:
~ ATTALX VXOTOGRAPX NERE EXCELIENT X CAW
FAIR DETERIORAiING
E7(TENT OF ALiERAT10NS:
x NIMOR IqDERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
CONTINUED YES% NO
STYLE: Enptish/NOrman Cottege STORIES: ORIGINAL S1TE % IIDVED
1 DATE(5) OF NOVE:
NATERIALS: Brick, Yood SG. FOOTIIGE: NATIOMAL REGISTER ELIGIBILITY
1542
MO
INDIVIWl1l: YES %
ARCMITECTURAL D£SCRIPTION:
One-etory ailti-hued, brick twuse ~ith crose-qebled r oofline ard lower qebled CONTRIBUTING T~ DISTRICT:
mtrarxe bay. Gable erd has cmell wtti-light ~iMow. Lenter door has YES NO
decoretive woden wrrwd ~ith en9eged, chsrxted pi lesters. FleNcinp mtrance ~p~~ ~µpy~K DESIGNATION: No
sre prapc of three, cix-over-one lipht ~indoys rith ftet arches end brick cilLC.
Brick erW chimney, Concrete fovdation. Uncovered brick stoop. ~E'
pATE:
ASSOCIATED BUILDIMG57 YES % NO
iTPE:
1F IMVENTORIED, IIST ID NOS.:
CONTIMUED? YES l( NO
kDDIi7dIRl PAGES: YES X NO
i LAM SN ~PE : ARCMITECT: STATE IC MO.S SBL3262
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ORIGINAL 01111ER:
Leo nd Ediina Aspirvall
SOURCE:
SpAtCE:
Boutder City Directory, 1930
WILDER/COMTRACTdt:
lkYcrw~n
TNpEfS):
SWRCE: Urbn Recidmtial Neiphborhoodc,
1658-present
COMSiRUCTfON NISTqlY (DESCRIPiION, MAMES, OIITES, ETC., REUTIMG TO INJOR ALTERATIONS TO pRIGINAL SiRUCTURE):
COMTIMUED YES X MO
NISTOR(Gl BACKGROUND CDISQISS INVORTAMT VERSONS AND EVENTS ASSOLIATED YITX THIS STRUCTURE):
Thic ~~c the h~e of leo Y. end Ediin Aspirvsll. Lco Aspirwall ~ac a profeecor sW Aeed of mrketinB of the Univercity of
Wlorsdo Businece School Marketinp DeperUOent. Acpinwsll rac born in Micconcin in 7890. He receivcd hic businesc depree
fraa the lF+iversiq of Coloreb~ and teu~t reat eatete b116111l66 i~ the Ql eztension echoot in Demer befere jninin9 the
Baulder f~culty 111 ~91~ H~1lfl Lh! CCh00~ O/ bUbllfl66 Y86 ccerted. Aspirwall ras a tonsuLtent to private ~7US1~1l66B5 In ~le~
ettate eid lyd use iswes. In sd0ition, he served on the Boutder ptming and parks cammission and es a menber of the
Boulder tity eancil. Ediina Aspinwa(t ras born in 7891 in South Dakote and etterded tAe University of South Dekota. She
werried Leo Acpirwall in 1917 rd they ca to Boulder in 1927. Nrs. Acpirwsll ~as ective in a rnnber of Boulder
orpeniietions.
CONTINUE~ YES X N;
S3GMIFIGNCE (CNELK APGROPRIATE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFLY JUSTIi1' BELOY):
lJtCNITEC7i1RAl SIGNIFIWiCE: NISTORIGL SIGNIFICANCE:
REVRESEMTS TNE YdtK OF A 141STER x ASSOCIATED YITN SIGNIFIGNT PERSONS
POSSESSES NiGH ARTISTIC W1lUES ASSOCIAiED YITX SIGNiFIGNT EVENTS OR PAT7ERNS
x REPRESEMTS A TTPE, PERIOD, OR METNOD OF CdISTRUCTION CONiRIBUTES TO AN NISTORIL DISTRICT
STATEMENT OF SIGMIFIGNCE:
Thic reeidence ic aipiificant for itc associecim with leo 1lspirwall, profeswr in the Business School of tAe University
of Colorsdo and eie~er of the Boulder Ciry Cancil. The house is atso sipnificent for its high degree of historic
inteprity end represents the EnD~ish Norman Cottepe Style as reflected in its cross-9~~ed rooflirx, brick construction,
pebted mtrunce bay, snd m~lti•over-single light rindows.
CANTINUED YES % NO
REfERENCES (BE S7ECIFIC):
Boulder Dcily Cemera files; Bouldar City Directory, 1930; and Boutder Caaity Assessor records.
Cp1TINUED YES % NO
SURVEYED 8T: R. L. Sinnrms AFFILIATION: Front Range Research Associates, Inc. DATE: Jvie 1997
~~2
Address. 738 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number: SBL3262
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
~ Photographs
L_ Site sketch map
~ U S.G.S. map photocopy
~ Other
l i Other
2 Temp Resource Number:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
~! Determined Eligible
~= , Determined Not Eligibie
_; Need Data
1 Nominated
~~ Listed
~ Contnbuting to N.R. District -
~ Not Contritruting to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Aspinwall Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7 Previous Recordings: front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
New eight light front door. New concrete shingie roofing material.
8b. Square Footage' ~54z
9. Changes in Condition.
10a Changes to Location or Size Information
100. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551E 4427660N
11. Changes in Ownership:
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment.
Individual.
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations N!A
Oistrict:
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
~t ~
Address: 738 14TH ST
Resource Number 56L3262
Temp. Resource Number.
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No: 01-AE Frame No' 23
16 Arti(act and Fie{d Documentation Storage Location. N1A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18 Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s). Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Histoncat Soaery, Office of Arohaeology and Historic Preserva6on
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
1 ~ ~
caw~oo x~eratnu roc~err
Offtu of ArM~eolopy W Xi~torfc Yrnervetim
1300 Brodyry. Derner, Colordo t020S
~oau w~~o~~c irverroRr e~caRo
IpT fOR FIElO USE
Elfpfbte Mo~fn~tcd
Det. Ibt Elipible _ Certified Reheb.
- ate
PROJECT MN~: bulder Wrvey o} CaHITY: CiT7: iTATE 1D MO.: SBL3263
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Niatoric Pl~ees, 7047 au
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TEMPORART NO.: 1i63•37-3-33•005
CURREMT WILDIMG NAIE: QMER: Buester Estelyn D
750 lith St
Boulder CO 80302
ADDRESS: 750 i~tA St.
Boulder, Color~do 60302
TOYNSHIP 7M RAMGE 70Y 6ECTION 31 SE 7/4 SY 7/4
NISTORIC MNIE: U.S.G.S. OW1D MAME: Boulder, fAlora[b
Bueeter Recidmce YEAR: 1966 (VR1979) X 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 35 L0T(S): 11-72
DlSTRICT W1NE: ADDITION: University Place YR. OF ADDITION: 7890
i1lM ROLL Iq.: 97-9 NEWTIVE MO.: LOCATION OF MEWTIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTION:
BY: Noper Yhitxre 2 City of Boulder Plaminp ESTIMATE: ..ACTWL: 7937
SQI0.CE:
- Boulder Canty Asaeceor
USE:
PRESENT:
Recidence
NIS70RIC:
Ree i dmce
CONDITION:
ATTACH VNOTOGRAPH XERE E7(CELLENT x GOOD
~ iA1R DETERIORATING
EXTENT OF ~LTERAiIOMS:
lt MINOR MODERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
Fiberp(acc ard ~roughi iron porch
mver.
CONTINUED 7ESX NO
STYLE: Enplish/NOrn~an Cottage STORIES: ORIGIMAL SITE % NOVED
1 1/2 DATE(S) OF MWE:
MATER ULS: Brick, Yood, Concrete S0. FODTAGE: MATiplAL REW STER ELIGIBILITY
2440
INDiVIDUAL: YES % NO
ARLNITECTURAL DESCRIPTION:
Steeply pitched eide pebte roofed birck houu ~ith intersectin9 frmt pabled bey. CONiRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
Gable erdc ere brick end have wltiple-lipht cesemmt rindors. Off-emter ~ES NO
entrance ~ith rand erch eid briek aurrovM ~ith ctone tabs. Porch hac flagstone ~pu~ ~p~RK DESIGNATipI: Mo
floor. Beveled and shinpled bey rindou on yeet hes hipped roof. Cesement
uindows rith brick sills. Concrete fandation. Bri ck fxade chimiey rith ~E=
DRTE:
rrou
ht irm decorstion
g
.
~SSOCIATED 8UIL0(NGS7 YES l( NO
TYPE:
~ IF INVENTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
CONTINUED? TES % NO
ADDITIONAI VAGES: YES J( NO
ric
P~ ~ ~ E: ARCNITECT: STATE ID Iq.: SBLI7b3
l~ik~wyn
ORIGIMAI dMER:
hste and Ectalyn Bueater
SOURLE:
SQRCE:
Boulder City Dircctory, 7938
6UIlDER/CONTRACTOR:
Unknown
THEMEfS):
iOUrtCE: Urbr~ Nesidenti~l Neiphborhoods,
1fl58-preecnt
CONSTRUCTIOM NISiORY (DESCRIVilON, N11MES, WTES, ETC., REU7IMG TO IMJOR ALTERAT]q15 TO OR1GiMAl STRULTUR£):
CONTINUED YES X MO
NIST01lICAL BACKGROUIID (DISQISS IMPORTANT VERSONS AMD EVEMTS ~SSOCIATED YITN TNIS STRUCTURE):
Thic wc the hwe of .le¢ee V. ~nd EcUtyn D. Bueste~. Jecce Buecter vac a yetl krayn Boutder busineccman: Ne vac born in
Miccouri in 7892 erd ~ttended the University of Miscouri. Bueeter cerved in the nevy rLrinp Yorld Yar I. In i920, he
~erried Estalyn Burrd of Missouri. I~ 1920, the Buesters pved to Boulder, rhere they resided for over fifty yters, meny
of thm in this diellinp. Buecter rsc ~ spent for the Netrapoliten Life Inwrance Caiparry for more than 30 yeers and en
active ~mber ot civic and frsternst orpanizetimc, includinp the Chsiber of Cmmerce.
CONTINUED YES % NO
SIGNIi1GMCE (CNECK MPRO~RIATE GTEGOQIES AND BR]EFLY JUSTIfT BEIOY):
ARCNITECTURAL S1GNIi[CAMCE: HISTORIGI SIGMIFICANCE:
REPRESEN7S TNE YORK OF 11 IYISTER 115SOCIATED YITN SIGMIFICANT GERSONS
POSSESSES NIGX ARi15T(C VALUES ASSOCIATED YITX 51GNIFIGNT EVEN7S OR PATTERNS
x REPRESENTS A TYPE, VERIOD, OR METXOD OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTES TO AN HISTORIC DISTRICT
STATEMEMT OF SIGNIFIGMCE:
TAis ic a ~+ell-preserved exsiple of the Engli6h-NOrman Cottage Styte popular in the Univer6ity Xill neighborhood of
Baulder dirinB the 1920c ard 19305. Represmtative elenents oi the style include the brick construction, steeply pitched
pablcd roof rith intersecting front gable, fecade chimxy, erd cesemmt rindals.
CONTINUED TES % MO
REfERENCES (BE SPECIFIq:
Boulder Daily Cemera files; Boulder City Directory, 7938; and Boutder County ~ssessor rerords.
CONTINUED TES % N[
SURVETED BT: T.H. Simnons AFi1LI~Ttq1: front Renge Research llssociates, Inc. DATE: Jvie 1997
~ ~ ~
Address: 750 14TN ST
Boulder, Golorado
COLORP,DO CULTUFZAL P,ESOURCE SURVEY
Culturaf F~esource Re-evalu~tion Form
1. Resource Number: 5~L3263
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
~ Photographs
~ Site sketch map
~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy
Other
Other
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
Determined EGgible
- Determined Not Eligible
Need Data
Nominated
Listed
- Contributing to N.R. District _
Not Contributing to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Buester Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Major alterations to front of building, new rear addition and detached garage. Original front gabie altered
into a two story gable end and front porch hood removed. New wood trellis front porch and new porch
floor. New multi-light windows and asphalt roof. Glass block window on north side. Chimney at north
side of roof removed. Say window alterecl. New front door. Two skylights on front fracing roof. Rear
addition features lap siding and casement windows. Outbuilding features concrete block and lap siding.
8b. Square Footage: z56a
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551E 4427682N
11. Changes in Ownership: POLLAK EVE J& N1ICHAEL W MAISONPIERRE
750 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Obse~ations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligibie
District:
National Register: Non-Contributing
Local: Non-Contributing
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recomm°ndations: NIA
If"?
Address: 750 'f4TH ST
Resource Number: 58L3263
Temp. Resource Number:
Culturai R~source Re-evaluatifln Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b8~w Roll iVo: 01-AE Frame No: 22
16. Artifact and Fieid Documentation Storage Location: N/A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn iiowes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
~
Colorado Historical Society, O~ce of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~
! ~ (~
.atiuwq MISTdt1Gl 80CIETY
Offia of Arehseolopy ~d Mistoric Preaerv~tian
1300 BroWiq, Dermr, ColorWo l0203
"~STORIC WIIDING tMVEMtORY RECORD
IqT FOR FIELD USE
Eliyible Ilaminatcd
Det. Ibt Etipible Certified Reheb,
Mte -
PROJECi WUff: Boulder Survey of COUNTY: CITT: MATE 1D MO.: SB1326i
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Nistoric Vlaeec, 1991 Bou/
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TEIPORARY Iq.: tf63-31-3-33-004
pIRREMT W7LDIYG Wllff: 01RIER: Oillm Rid~ard T i Marpsrot N
756 1<th St
6
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ou
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ADDRESS: 756 1<th 6t.
Youlder, Colorado E0302
TMISNIV iM RANGE 70Y SECTIpI 37 SE 1/4 SV 1/4
XISTORIC NMIE: U.S.G.S. OUAD NAME: Boulder, Colarado
Ro6binc Residence TEAR: iDb6 (PR1479) % 7.5' 75~
B~OCK: 35 l0T(S): 9-10
DlSTRICT NAME: ADDITION: t-~iversity Vlace 1'R. OF ADDITIOM: 7890
iILM ROII MO.: 91•9 NEWTIVE NO.: LOGTION OF YEWTIVES: OATE OF CONSTRUCTION:
BY: Roper Yhit~cre 4 City of ioulder Plrriinp ESTiMl1TE: -- ACTWL: 1958
iQAtCE:
- Bwlder Cotnty Assecwr
USE:
PRESENT:
Recidmce
N75TORIC:
Residence
CONDITION:
ATTACH VNOTOGRAPX XERE EXCELLENT x GOOD
iA7R DETER100.ATING
E%TENT OF ALTERAT10N5:
x NINOR MODERATE MpJOR
DESCRIBE:
Atueinm ctorm door.
CONTINUED YESX NO
STYIE: Enplieh/NOrman Cottage STORIES: ORI~IIUL SITE % MOVEU
7 1/2 D~TE(S) OF MONE:
IUTERI~LS: 8ri[k, Hood, Concrete SG. FOOTAGE: MATIONAL REGISTER ELIGIBILITY
1244
lNDIVIW~L: YES 1( NO
ARCNITECTURAL DESCRIPTION:
Brict recidence rith cteeply pitched hipped roof. Shed roofed, shinpted dorners. CONTRIBUTiNC TO DISTRICT:
Geblcd, briek entrsice bay uith rovd erched mtrance Y12A I(lY6LMM and fanlight. YES MO
Cacement rinebwc ~ith divided transaas. Bottle glsss liphts in upper dormer ~pG~ uypMARK DESIGNATIOM: No
casenentc of southern elevation. Brick cillc and lin tels. Off-cmter, chiimey
~ith ctane eollar. Goncrete ctoop. [oncrete fandat ion. ~~
DATE:
ASSOC711TED BUILDINGS? YES X NO
TYPE:
1 !F IMVEMTORIEO, LIS! lD NOS.:
CONTINUED? YES % MO
ADDITIpIAI PAGES: YES X MD
~i~
PU M S NAP E: 11RCNITECT: SiATE ID MO.: SB13264
lk~knoun
dtIGINAI OYtlER:
Lealie F. td Gratt M. Ro6bins
SWRtE:
SQRCE:
1-tnoyn
WIIDER/COMTRALTOR:
Unkno`n
TXDE(S):
Cq1RCE: Urb~n Recidentiat Neiphborhoodc,
1858-precent
CONSTRUCTIpI NISTOR7 (OESCRIPTIdI~ MIV~S, WTES, ETC., REUTIMG TO M11JOR ALTERATIONS TO ORIGINAI STRUCTURE):
COHTINUED YES X MO
N(STORIGL BIICKGROUND (DISCUSS II~ORT~IIT PERSOMS AND EVEMTS 115SOC1ATED YITX TNIS STRUCTURE):
This rss tAe Aaoe of Lestie F. ~nd Grste N. Ro6bins. Leclie Robbins ras purcAaciny sgent for the University of Coloredo.
CpITIMUED YES %
SIGMIFIGNCE <CHECK AGVROPRf11TE GTEGORIES AND BRIEfLY JUSTIfY BELW):
ARCNITECTURAL SIGNIFlGMCE: HISTORfUI SiGMIFICANCE:
lEPRESEMTS TNE YORK Of A IWSTER ASSOCIATED VITN SIGNIFIWIT CERSONS
P065ESSES NIGX ARTISTIC VALUES ASSOC111TED YITH SIGNIFICANT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
x REPRESENTS A TYDE, VER10D, OR METIlOD OF COMSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTES T~ AM XISTOR[C OISTR[CT .
STATEMENT OF SIGMIfIGMCE:
Thic A/ellin0 ~c representetive of the Enptish/NOrmen Cottape Style hwses conatructed in the Universiiy Xilt neiphborhood
of Boutder ~rinp the 1920s sW 1930s. Represmtetive teetures include the brick canstruction, pabled brick entrence bay
~ith rand arthed mtrance, and cacemmt rindows.
CONTINUED YES X NO
REfERENCES (8E SPECIFIC):
Boulder City Directory, 1938; and Boulder Casty Acsessor rerords.
CpITINUED YES 7( No
SURVEYED BY: R. L. Simnons ~FFILI0.T(W: frmt Renye Reseerct+ ~asotietes, l~c. O0.TE: J~ne 1947
~ZO
Address 756 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURALRESOURCESURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number SBL3264
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
~'Photographs
u Site sketch map
I~' U.S.G.S. map photocopy
~~ Other
. Other
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4 Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
_ Determined Eligible
] Determined Not Ehgible
~ Need Data
- Nominated
Listed
I-' Contributing to N.R. District -
,_- Not Contributing to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Robbins Residence
6 Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
8b. Square Footage: ~6~8
9. Changes in Condition:
10a Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551E 4427682N
11. Changes in Ownership. DII.LON MARGARET N LIVING TRUST
756 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
individual: District:
National Register: Not Eligible National Register: Contributing
Loca~ Landmark: Not Eligible Local: Contributing
Local Landmark:
14 Managment Recommendations: NfA
! 2(
Address. 756 14TH ST
Resource Number. SBL326A
Temp. Resource Number.
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No: 01-AE Frame No 21
16 ARifact and Field Decumentation Storage Location: N/A
17. ReportTitle. University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19. Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation. Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colowdo Histoncal Society, Office of Arohaeology and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~ ZZ
Offite of Mchaeolopy ~nd Mfstoric Vreservetion
1300 B~oerLey, Denver, Cotortl~ l0203
NICTORIC BUILDIMG 1MVEMTptY RECORD
MOT FOR itElD USE
Elipible Nominsted
Det. Ibt Elipible Certified Reheb.
- ace -
PRWECT MAIE: bulder ~rvey of CdA1TT: CITY: STATE ID MO.: SBL3265
i
19 l
c Pl~ees,
91
Nistor Boulder Bou
der
i TElPORART NO.: 1{63'31-3•33•003
~ L11RRfNT iUfIDJMC MAME: CNMER: moith Kemeth F L fr~cee L
T6t 1~th St
ld
3
Bou
er CO 80
02
~as: ~s~ ucn sc.
bulde~, Colorado E0302
TOLMSNIO 1N RAMGE 70Y CECTIqI 31 SE 7/4 W 1/4
MfSTpt(C WVff: U.S.G.S. 0{L1D MANE: Boulder, Wloredo
B~itb Reaidence YEI1R: 7966 (PR1979) % 7.5' 15~
BLOCK: 35 L0T(S): 7-8
O15TRlCT MUIE: ADDITiON: University Place YR. Of hDDtT(ON: 7890
FILM ROIL Iq.: D1-9 MEGATIVE NO.: LOGTIpI OF MEWTIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTION:
BY: Roper 4hitecre 7 [ity of Boulder ilsninp EST111ATE: AGTWL: 79I6
6aJRRCE:
Bwlder Canty Maeawr
I15E:
VRESENT:
Reeidente
NISTORIC:
Rt6idence
CONDITION:
ATTACX PNOTOGRAPX NERE E%CELLENT x GODD
FA1R DETERfORATING
~ EXTENT OF ALTERATIONS:
NINOR x lIODERATE MIIJOR
DESCRIBE:
Additions m rear end south c~de
(frsne). ~elt tbramr m fecade.
COIITINUED YESX MO
STl'LE: Er~qlieA/Korn~an CAtfaye STORIES; OR1GINqL SITE % IqVED
1 1/2 D~TE(S) OF IpVE:
MIITERIALS: Bri[k, Yood, Concrete S0. FOOTAGE: NAtIONAL REGISTER ELIGIB]LITY
2822
INDIYIOUAI: YES % NO
ARLNITECTURAL DESCRIPTION:
Brick diettinp with raised rortar and cros6-pebled roof, Cebled brick entrence COIITRIBUTIMG TO DtSTRICT:
bey with helf•ti~berinp in pable end. Center, peneled door ~ith flat arch. YES NO
Conerete stoop. Cssement ~indows ri[h eultiple lights end brick sills. Concrete ~pG~ ~µpMpRK DESIGNATION: No
fandetim. Brick chimxy.
IUME:
DAlE:
ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS? YES % NO
TYPE:
tF INVENTORIED, IIST !D NOS.:
COOITINUED? YES l( MO
~OITIONAL PAGES: TES f( NO
17_ 3
P LAM s W1P E: ARCXITECT: STATE ID MO.: SBL3265
~ tkJcrayn
ORIGIMAL OYNER:
Kemeth i. ~d ir~cec ~. ~ith
SOURCE:
SOUtCE:
Bouldrr City Direetory. 1938
WILDEA/COMTRACTOR:
ttitnoyn
TNEI~CS):
SOURCE: Urbn Recfdenti~l Neiphborhoodc,
1858-presmt
CONSTRULTIpI Ni5TOR7 (DESCRIPTIW, MNIES, DATES, ETC., RELATIMG TO MJOR ALTERATIp15 TO ORIGIIUII STRUCTURE):
LONTINUED ~ES % NO
NISTORIGL BACKGROUND CUISQ155 IMPORTIIMT iERSONS AND EVENTS IISSOCIATED YiTH TNIS STRUCTURf):
Since itc canetruttion, this has been the Aare of Kemeth F. sd France6 L. 9oith. The S~ithc ~ere merried in 1932.
Kerneth ~ith ic ~ prdute of the Boulder Prep School ~nd lhivercity of Colorado.~ Frencec 9nith ceme to Boulder ~ith her
feaily in the 1430s and rorked in the ~usic ctore her father ~enaged, Stesier IUsic. Wrinp Wrld Yar I1, Kmneth 9nith
teupht at the Maval Redio Traininp echool eetablished at the iniversity. 9aith alw wrked at his fether~s shx store,
Snith Shoe Lo. et 72Z3 Pearl Street in Boulder.
CONTINUED YES % NO
SIGNIFIGNCE (CNECK APCROFRIAiE GTEGORIES AMD BRIEFLY JUSTIFY BELOY):
ARCXITECTURAL SIGNIfIGNCE: XISTORIUL SIGNIflUNCE:
REPRESENTS TME WRK OF ~ MASTER ASSOCIATED ~ITH SIGNIfICANT PERSONS
iOSSESSES XICN 11RTISTIC VAlUES ASSOLIATED YITN SIGNIf1GNT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
x REPRESENTS ~ TtVE, PERIOD, OR METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRIBIJTES TO AN M15TORIC DiSTRICT
STATEMENT OF SIGMIf[UNCE:
This house, altM1ouph sameuhat altered, is representative of the English/MOrmen Cottepe Style hames populer in the
Univercity Xill neiphborhood af Boulder A~riny the 7920s and 1930s. Repreuntsiive elements include the brick
conctruction, cteeply picchcd yebled roof, peblcd brick mtrence bay uith half-tinberinp, and m,lti-liphi casement ~indws.
CONTINUED YES M NO
REFEREMCES (BE SPEUFIC):
8oulder Ueily [aeere biographital files; Boulder Canty Assessor records; end Boulder City Directory, 1936.
CONTINUEO YES % ,
SURVEYED BY: R, l. Simmons AFFILIATtdI: front Ranpe Research Associet~s, Inc. DATE: Jine 1991
(L~
Address: 76414TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultura! Resource Re-evaluation Form
'I. Resource Number. 5813265 2. Temp. Resource Number
3 Attachments 4. Offical determination
(Check as many as apply) OAHP USE ONLY
J Determined Eligible
_ Photographs Determined Not Eligible
J Site sketch map ~, Need Data
'~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy =i Nominated
Ci Other ' Listed
C~ Other
Contnbuting to N.R. District -
` Not Contrrbuting to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Smith Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
Sa. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions
Deck at rear, southeast corner of house.
8b. Square Footage: 28z2
9. Changes in Condition
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
tOb. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551E 4427705N
'11. Changes in Ownership:
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment
Individual:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: NIA
District
National Register: Contributing
Local Contributing
~ 2S
Address. 764 14TH ST
Resource Number: SBL3265
Temp. Resource Number:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type. b&w Roll No 01-AE Frame No: 20
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location N/A
17. Report Title University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19. Date(s). Mar 2002
20: Recorder A~liation Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Historical Sociely, Office of Archaeolo9y and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
(26
COLORADO XISi0R1ULL lOCIET7
Offiu of Archaeoloyy ~d xistoric Vrecervation
1300 irwdiry. Dxrver, Wlordo a0203
'TORIC BUILDING IYVENTORT RECORD
MOT FOR f1ELD ISE
EliOibte Maaineted
Det. Ibt EtipiDle _ Certified Rehab.
Date
PROJfR WIpE: Boulder bLrvey of WMTY: CSTr: STATE 10 Iq.: SB1S266
Nistorfc PlaCea, 1997 Boulder Boulder
7E~poRARr tlo.: 7663-31-3•32-013
CIRREMT WILDIYG WiIE: WNER: Yatsan Y Dwylu i Jean N
765 1<th St
Boulder CO 80302
ADDRESS: 765 7<th St.
Youlder, Cotor~do 80302
TOYNSNIP iN RANGE 70Y SECTIOM 31 SE 7/4 SY 1/6
XISTORIC MANE: U.S.G.S. OWD NAME: Boulder, Colorsdo
Alezande~ Recidentt 1'EAR: 7%6 (PR1979) X 7.5~ 15~
BLOCK: 34 LOT(S): 36p,37-40
DISTRiCT W1ME: ADDITIpI: Univercity Vlett TR. OF ADDiTION: 7890
FILN ROLL MO.: 45-9 MEfi11TIVE NO.: LOGT70N OF MEWTiVES: DhTE OF CONSTRUCSION:-
BY: Roper Miitecre 10 City of Boulder Ptaminp ESTIMIITE: ACTURL: 1937
SOURCE:
Boulder Canty Asseesor
USE:
PR£SENT:
Reeidence
XISTORIC:
Recidence
CONDITtdI:
ATTACH PNOTOGRAPH HERE EIICELLENT X GOOD
fAIR DETERIORAIING
EXTENT OF ALTERATIpiS:
% MINOR IIODERATE NAJOR
DESCRIBE:
CONTINUED YES % NO
STYLE: EnB~~eh/MOrmen Cottege STORIES: ORIGINAL SITE l( MOVED
1 1/Z DATE(S) OF IqVE:
MpTERIAIS: Brick, Yood S0. FOOTAGE: W1T10NAL REGIS7ER ELIGIBILITY
2~28
INDIViDUAL: YES % MD
ARCNITECTUGL DESCRIVTION:
Steeply pitched side pable roofed brick residmce ~ith wod ehinpte roofinp. CONTRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
S~aell qabted docxr wifh horizmtel hoerd siding and 9ebled retl do~ser m ~ES MO
fecede. Gebled brick mtrence bey rith wooden wrrand with acelloped tswJe~eide. ~~~ ~pMppK DESIGMATION: No
Sepnentel ~rch over door. Multi-tipht casenent rindors with divided trancans
flank d~or. Shutters with some rindoys. Brick fandetion end chiimey. Stone
r~ble retaining ~alls erd mture tree6 ~'
DA1E:
.
ASSOCIATED BUILDIMGS? YES % NO
TYPE:
IF INVENTORIEU, LIST I~ N0.S.:
CONTINUED? YES X NO
ApD1TIdUL PAGES: YES X MO
~2~
P W i SN ME; ARCXITECT: S~11TE 1D NO.: SBL3266
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WIIDER/CONTRAC
1ldtnowi
TNEME(5):
OURLE Urbn Recidentiel MeiphborAoods
:
S ,
1E58-preaent
COMSTRIKTIOM NltTdtY (DESCRIPTION, NAMES, DATES, ETC_, REUTIMG TO NAJOR ALTERATiWS TO ORIGIMAL STRUCTURE):
COMTINUEO TES % NO
MISTORIWL Mf1GRQ1MD (DISQ/SS II~ORTANT PERSOMS AMD EVEMTS 11SSOCIATED YITN TXIS STRUCTURE);
This res the ho~e of Gordon and Merim I. AlexsWer fran the tiee of its constructim ~ntil their deeths in 1973. The
Alexanderc rerc ~idely krwwn biolopictc. Wrdon Alexnder YK born in Miccouri in 1901. Ne cerved m the Univercity of
Colorado fewlty for 35 yeers efter receivinp his PhD fro~ Princetan Univercity. 1liexander~s reseerch ~es Drimerily
devoted to tbe ctudy of aiimel distri6utim in relatim to altitude. Ne elco reuarcAed the ewlogy of hi9h altitudes on
birdc, incectc, ~rd protozoan phyciolopy. Xe ~as credited wiM establishi~ the arrialun for the Biolopy Department et
pJ rd ~ith the writing of four books end runeroua artitles dralinp ~iih Eiolopy. Marim Alexander ~es born in Missouri
in 1902. She rss also a trained biolopist, hwing received en M.A. fran Tezss Yamen's Lollcye. The Alexenders ~ere
rrried in 1926. Mrc. ALexsder ~as active in iocst orpanizatims in Boutder ard ras a freq.~ent speaker on perdenSnp end
lydccepiny. The Alexsderc rere killed in a plane cresh at Lopan Airport in Boston in 1973.
CONT[NUED YES J( Nf
SIGNIFIGMCE (CNECK AVVROPR111TE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFLY JUSTIFY BElOY):
ARCXITECTURAI SIGNIFIGMCE: XISTORIUL SIGMIFlCANCE: ~
X REPRESEMTS TNE YORIC OF 11 MIISTER X ASSOCIATED YITN SIGNIFlGNT CERSONS
POSSESSES NIGH ARTISTIC VllLUES ASSOCIATED YITX SIGNIFIGNT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
X REPRESEMTS A TTiE, GERIOD, OR METHOD 0~ COMSTRUCTION fANTRI8UTE5 TO AN NIS~ORIC DISTRICT
STATEMEMT OF SIGNIFIGNCE:
Thic I~wce ic ucociated ~ith praninent biologistc, Gordon ard Marim Alexsder. Gordon Alexender ~as e mrnber of the
Univercity oi Colorado fsculty for 35 yeers end the euthor of several books on bialopical topics. Mariw AlexerWer ~as en
sctive in viy Boulder orpaiizations e~d ras en ezpert in perdming and lsdscaping. The house is represmtative of the
Enlieh/NOr~an Cottaye sryle popular in the University Xill neiphborhood of Boulder Auiny the 1920s end 1930s, as
reflected in its brick construction, 9ebled roof, pebled mtrence bey, end nulti-light cesement uin~b~s. The house is
atw ci~ificant as reprecencative of the ~ork of Boulder architect Glm Nintington who desig~ed a rxnber of ~omes in the
Universiry Nill neiBhborhood.
CONTIMUED YES % NO
REFERENLES (BE SPECIFIC):
Boulder Carnepie Library, Glm N~ntin9ton erchitectural retords; Boulder Deily Camera biographical files; Boulder Canty
l~ssessor records; end Boulder City Directory, 7938.
CONTINUED YES % N
SURVEYED BY: R. Laurie Simions ~FFILIATION: frmt Range Reseerch Associetes, Inc. DATE: Jvx 1991
~2 ~i
Address: 765 14TH Sl'
8oulder, Coloradv
COLGRADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Culturai Resource Re-evaluation Form
1 Resource Number 58L3266
3 A;iachments
(Check as many as apply
~ Photographs
~ Site sketch map
~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy
Other
Other
2. Temp. Resource Nuinber:
4. ~ffical determination
OAHP USE ON~Y
Determined Eligible
Determined Not Eligible
Need Data
Nominated
- Listed
Contributing to N.R. District ~
Not Contributing to N.R. District
5. Resource Name Alexander Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resunrey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptians:
Compatible brick and stucco addition at south side of original house. New divided light windows on
original house. New windows in existing dormers and cut shingles in dormer gabfe ends. New garage.
8b. Square Footage: 2~78
9 Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476517E 4427705N
11. Changes in Ownership: RADUZINER DAVID 8~
755 14TH ST
BOULDER
ca
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions ~r Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
District:
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
~~
AddreSS: 765 14TH ST
~es~~rc~ N+.~moer 53L32fi6
Temp. Resaurce Numb~r:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Forrn
page 2 or Z
1~. Fhoto~~ao~~ Typ2s ar,~1 Numbe~_:
Tvice: b&w Roli Nc~ 01-AE Frame IVo: 6
1~ Artifiact and ~ield Documentation Sto~age Location: NlA
17. Repo~~t Titie: University Hill Resu~vey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes ~3arth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Flanning and Preservation
Colorado Historical Society, Oftice of Archaeolo~y and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
i~v
COLORJiDO MIiYfJRICAI ~OCIETT
Office of Archaeolo~y ~rd Mistaric Preserv~tion
1300 iroad+p, Dertv~er, Color~ d0203
iIlST00tIC ~JiLD1MG IIN~MTORY RECAitD
M0T FOR fIELD USE
Elipiblt Maniruted
_ Det. Ibt Elipfble ~ Geriified Rehab.
Date
e~itOJECT MAME: Youlder ~rvey of CplA1TY: CITIr: tTATE ID ItO.: Si132b7
Ni
i
Pl
1991
t td
or
aoes,
s
c Bou
er Boulder
TE1~oRARr Mo.: 14b3-31-3-32-014
Ci1RRENT YUILDJNG MAME: OwMER: Coffee 6eorpe i Limee H
7'75 1~tA St
Boulc6er CU 80302
ADDRfSS: 775 1Eth St.
Bouidrr
Color
d
a0302
,
a
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TOIAiSNIP 1M RAMGE 70Y SECTION 31 SE 1/6 S!1 1/4
MISTaRIC MAME: U.S.G.S. OWD MAME: Bouider, Colorado
Mcluces Recicfenct ~EAA_ 1966 (PR1979) X 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 34 LOT(S): 41-43
DISTRICT NAME: ADDITION: lJniversity Plrce YR. OF /lDD1TlON: 1890
FILM ROLL MO.: 91-9 MEGATIVE NO.: LOGT[ON OF NEGATiVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTlO!!:
BY: Roper Yhitacre i3 City of Boulder Olam inp ESTIMATE: ACTUAL: 1910
SOURCE:
Boulder Canty Assessor
USE:
PRESEMT:
Rec i der~ce
BISTORIC:
Residence
CONDITI0o1:
ATTACH PMOTOGRAPH HERE x EXCELLENT GOpp
fAIR DETERIORATiNG
EXTENT dF ALTERATIOWS:
x MINOR MODERATE MJIJOR
DESCRIBE:
LONTINUED YESI( NO
STTLE: Blnpalow STORIES: ORIGINJIL SITE X MOVED
1 1/2 DATE(S) OF MOVE:
MATERIAIS: Brick, Ibod, Stucco, Stor~e S0. FOOTAGE: MATIONAL REGISTER ELIG181lITT
2480
lNDIVIDUAL: TES X NO
11RCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION:
Side peble roofed brick d+elling rrith ctucco, helf-ti~rberinp, axi lanereci vent CONTRIBUTIMG TO DISTRICT:
in geble erds. Overhanginp eeves. Front, pabled dorn~er with overhanging eeves, YES NO
expoced refters, decorative breces, and etucco end half-timbering. Bend of LOGL LANDMARK DESIGNATIOM: No
three, w~lti-lipht Y7~1[IpM6 in dormer fecade. iull•width porch u~der eeves has
colid brick ~ellc with stax trim topped by sq~ered wooden colums ~ith
decorative brackets. Decorative rafterc ~nder porch eeve. Center
paneled and ~E~
DATE:
,
ylezed door ~ith par~eted and plazed cideliphts. Tirelve-over-one tipht YlI1dDM6~ ASSOCIATFD BUILDINGS? XYES NO
paired, to ripht of door. Shutters. 8rick end chirtney, Brick 6Lcps to porch.
Stax retaining ralts. Stane tandetion. T1'PE:
Gerage
1F 1MYENTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
CONTINUED? 1'ES X NO
IlDD1T10NAl PAGES: YES X NO
l~i( ~r
PLA M SI iAP E: IUtCRITECT: CTATE IO MO.: SBL326T
l~lcnowi~
ORIGIMAL t7YNER:
Arobably JoM ~nd V. ltclucss
SOURCE:
SOURCE:
Boulder City Directory, 1913
, BUILDER/COMTRACTOR:
lJr~irnoun
iMEK~(S):
SOURCE: Urbri Residmtiai Me+phCorhoods,
1a56-preceni
COMSTRUC710N NISTORT (DEStRIPTION, MAKES, ~ATES, ETL., RELATIMG TO NAJOR ALTERJITIONS TO ORiGiMAI STRUCTURE):
CONTINUED TES X MO
H15TOR1 GL BJICKGROl1N0 (DISCUSS IM~ORTAMT PERSONS AMD EVEMTS ASSOCIATED HITH TH1S STRUCTURE): ~
This was the ha~ of John S. and Viryinia 6. McLucas. McLucas ~as a professor and head of the Enylisfi Department at the
University of Coloracio for eeny yeerb. John McLucas wes bo~n in 1872 in South Ceroline and receivcd en M.A, from Herverd.
Ne t~upht st Clemson College and ~as hesd of the deparbnent of Enylish et Carnegie Institute of Technoloyy. In 1909, he
accepied s job at CU, where he worked for 31 years as heed of the Enplish Depertanent. Ne married Viryinia McCabe Brewster
in 1911. She was born in Kmtucky in td83 ar~d ~as e talmted pianist end pieno teecher. She s~ent tuo years studying et
Che Stern Canservatory in Berlin. Yirginia Mclucas was head of the piano departmrnt of ~lahoma liniversity before her
marrisye and contirxxd to teech piano.
CONTIMUED YES X NO ~
SIGMIFILAMCE (CHECK APPROPRIATE UITEGORIES AtdD BRIEFLI' JUSTIFT BELON):
ARCHlTECTURAL SlGNIFILJIMCE: HISTORIGIL SIGMIFI GMCE:
REVRESENTS THE WRK OF A MASTER x ASSOCl11TED YITN SIGMIFiCANT PERSONS
P065ESSE5 N1GM ARTISTIC VAIUES ASSOCIATED YITM SIGMIi1C/lN1 EVENTS O~R PATTERNS
x REPRESEMTS A TTPE, PERIOD, OR METHOD Of CONSTRUCTION COMTR1811TES TD AN HISTORIC DISTRICT
STA?EMENT OF SIGNIFICJIMCE:
Thic well-preserved end firxly-crafted dwelling is associated with John 5. Mclucas, w~o ~as head of the English Dxpartment
of the University of Colorado for 31 yeers. The house is represen2etive of the &r+galow Style popular in the University
Hill neiphborhood of Boulder during the early trentieth cmtury, es reflected in its gabled roof with stucco and helf-
ti~eriny in pable mds, yabled tront dormer, and praninmt porch with brick piers ond wooden colum supFwrts.
CONTINUED YES X NO
REFERENCES (BE SPECIFIC):
Boulder Daily Cemers bioeraphical files; Boulder City Directory, 1913; end Boulder Canty Assessor records.
I
COMTIMUED TES X F10
SURVEYED BT: R. L. Simnons AFfILlAT10M: Front Range Research Associates, Inc. DATE: June 1991
~ 3~
Address: 7~5 14TN ST
~oulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOU~tCE SURVEY
~~~itural Resource ~e-~~~iu~~ian For~
1. RQsource Numbe~: ~~L325i
3. Attacnm~nts
i~necF as ~~iany as applyj
>! Photoara~hs
_ ~ite sketch map
i~!', U.S.G.S. map photocopy
.__ Other
._ Other
Z. Temp. Resource Number:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
~ Getermined Eligible
_ Determined Not Eiigibfe
~,_, Need Data
-~ Nominated
~' Listed
!~ Contributing to N.R. District ~
'J Not Contributing to N.P,. District
5. Resource NamP: McLucas Residence
6. Purpose of this current site vssit Rese~rvey
7. Previous Recordings Front Range Research Assoc. June 1991
8a_ Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Contributing outbuilding. May be eligible forlocal laradmark designation. Further researc4~
rscommended.
8b. Square Footage zaso
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Informatio
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476517E 4427716N
11. Changes in Ownership : COFFEE LINNEA H
775 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Indi~idual:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
District:
Nationa! Register: Contributing
Local: Contrib~ting
i~~
'ddress: 77~ 14TH ST
Resource N~!mbe~: 5B~3267
~emp. Resou~ce Numbar
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Phofograph Types and Numbers:
TypP~ b8~yv Roll No: 01-AE Frame Nc: 7
16. Artifac? and Fieid Gocumentation Siorage Location N/A
17. Report Title: Un'sversity Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date;s): Mar ZOG2
20: Recorcier Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaealogy and Historic Preservaiion
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~~~
COLORADO XISTdtIGLL ~OCIETT
Offiee of 1lrchaeolopy ~d NisMrie Vrcrerv~tian
1300 irotl~q, Derner, colorWo L0203
MliTORlC BUILDING IMVEMTORT RFCORD
N0T fOR FIELD USE
Elipible Mo~inatcd
Det. Ibi Elipible _ Certified Rehab.
Date
r~RWECT NAIff: iwlder Airvey of COIAITT: CITY: fTATE ID MO.: SBL3268
~
Xietoric PIKeY, 1991 8oulder Bou(der
TpppRARY NO.: 1~63-31-3-33-002
WtREMT BUILDIMG MN~: OYtlER: Treseser David Y L btaatne Trcs~r
7D2 1Lth St
Boulder CO 80302
ADDRESS: T76 t~th St.
-
Wulder, WlorWo E0302
T0IMSNIi 1M IWIGE 70Y 6ECTI011 31 SE i/6 SY 1/4
NISTqtIC MAME: U.S.G.S. OUAD Wllff: Boulder, Colordo
OeM~ Recidente YE11N: 1986 (PR7979I X 7.5~ 15'
BLOCK: 35 LOT(S): 5-6
OISTRICT 11~: 11DDITIW: Univercity Piace TR. OF AODI7ION: 1890
FILN ROII MO.: 91-9 NEWTIVE NO.: LOGTIpI Oi NECJIT14E5: DATE OF COMSTRUCTIpI:
BY: Roper IMitacre 8 City of Boutder Pleminp ESTIIUTE: ACTWL: 1912
SOURCE: -
ioulder Canty Aeucwr
USE:
PRESENi:
Residente
NISTORIC:
Retidmte
COMDITION:
ATTACN PXOTOGRADH HERE EXCELLENT x GOOD
fA1R DETERIORATING
i
El(TEMT OF AL7ERATIONS:
MINOR z MODERATE II~JOR
DESCRIBE:
Daintcd britk; ~ wirrbu in couthern
peble.
CONTIMUED YES% NO
STTLE: &npelo~ STORIES: ORIGIMAL SI7E % II~+ED
7 1/2 DBTE(S) OF NOVE:
M1ITERIALS: Brick, Yood, Stone S0. FODTAGE: NATIONAL REGISTER ELIGIBILITY
3240
IMDlVIDUAL: YES X NO
ARLHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION:
Side peble roofed brick residenee rith front, ahed roofed dorner with tour, nine- COHTRIBUTING TO DISTRiCT:
lipht wirdo~c. Overhenpinp ewea; ezposed refters; triangular knee breces. YES NO
Geble endc are ctuc[ced and heve wood belt betreen etucco end brick portims of LOGL WIDMARK DESIGNATipI: No
rellc. Shed roofed porch ~ith eolid brick porch ~alls ~ith stone trim and brick
pillar k~portc, u well ss tepered wakn e~~portc. ~wod porch floor ard
concrete ste{u tlenked by ctone rellc
Center
pneled ard plazcd door. Six- ~E~
DATE:
,
.
over•one lipht ~irdors ~ith 6tone cille. Above pro~d bey rith ehed roof ~ith ASSOCIATED BUILDINGST YES X NO
werhenging eaves, enposed rafters, stucco and rood trim is on south. Brick md TYVE:
~immy flenked by anell ~indows. Re+dan ctane fandation, aore exposed on
arth end. IF INVENIORIED, LIST ID MOS.:
~ CONTINUED? YES % MO
MDITIdIAL PAGES: YES X NO
~~~
P LA M t MM E: ~ IIRCXITECT; 6TATE ID MO.: SBL3268
ltikno~n
OIt1GINAL OYMER:
Almzo rd Jmet Denhen
SOURCE:
,
84RCE:
toulder Lity Directory, 1973
BUILDER/COIITRAROR: I
irobebly Aloruo OeMsn
TIff1E(5):
SOLRCE: Urban Recidenti~t NeiqAborhoods,
Boulder City Directory, 7913 785E'precent
COMSTRUCTIqI NSSTORf (DESplIPTlpI, MI~MES, DATES, FTC., IIEUTIMG TO MAJOR ALTEM7IpIS TO ORIGINAL S(RUCTURE):
COIITINUED YES % NO
MISTORIGL B~LKGROUIID (DISLUSS IMPORTANi VERSOMS AND FVEMTS ~SSOCIATED YITX TXIS STRUCTURE): -~
In 1973, thic w~c the residmce of Alonzo L. and Janet Dmham. Alonzo Denham ~as e 6uildi~p contractor.
CONTINUED YES X N ~
SIGNIFIGMCE (CXECK AGPROPRUTE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFLY JUSTIiY BEIOW):
ARCNITECTURA4 SIGMIFICAMCE: XISTORIGL SiGNIF1CANCE:
REPRESEMTS TNE YORK OF A MASTER 115SOCfATED YITX SIGNIFIGNT PERSONS
VOSSESSES NIGN ARTISTIC VALUES 11SSOC111TED YITH SIGNIFICANi EVENTS OR PATTERNS
c RE%tESEMTS A TYPE, PERIOD, OR ME7XOD OF CONSTRUCTION COMTRIBUTES i0 11N NISTORIC DISTRICT
STATEREMT OF SIGMIFIGNCE:
Thic houce reprecents the &npelou Sryle populer dirin8 the early trentieth cmtury in the lhiversity Hill rxi9hborhood of
Boulder, u reflected in ihe hwse'c brick ctone, brick, and stucco cmpositim, 9ebled roof, front dormer, and prominent
porch.
CONTINUED YES % NO
REiERENCES (BE SVECifIC):
Boulder Deily Cenere biopraphicel files; Baulder City Directory, 1913; end Boulder tanty 1lssessor records.
CONTINUEO YES % Nl
SURVETED BY: Thaies Siimqns 11FFILIATION: irmt Renge Reseerch Ascociates, Inc. DATE: June 7991
i36
Address 776 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURALRESOURCESURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number 5BL3268
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
Photographs
J Site sketch map
~i U.S.G.S. map photocopy
G Other
-; Other
2 Temp. Resource Number:
4 O~cal determination
OAHP USE ONLY
j i Determined Ehgible
~_ Determined Not Eligible
-_; Need Data
~I Nominated
[I Listed
~; Contributing to N R D~stnct -
_; Not Contributing to N.R. District
5. Resource Name' Denham Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings. Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
Sa. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions
Trellis at north end of porch. Deck at rear with carport beneath.
Sb. Square Footage. 3zao
9. Changes i~ Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551E 4427716N
11. Changes in Ownership: BLOMQUIST ROBERT E& VIVIANNE MARTIN
776 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment.
Individual: District:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
le~
Address: 776 14TH ST
Resource Number 5BL3268
Temp Resource Number:
Culturaf Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roli No: 01-AE Frame No. 19
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Locahon: N/A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s). Y.athryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s)- Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affliation Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado H~stoncal Society, Office of Archaeology and Hisroric Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~ 7V
COLORADO XlBTORILAI YOGETT
-`fiu of Mch~aotopy ~nd Nittoric Vre~erniim
m irwd~y, Derver, WlorWo d0203
MISTORIt BUIIDING IMYEMTqtT RECORD
MOT fOR FIELD USE
Eliptble Maminated
Det. Mot EliOibte _ Certified Reheb.
- ace
iROJECT MAIE: Boulde~ Wrvey of OpU11TT: CITY: STATE ID MO.: SBL3300
f
Ni
t
Vl
1991
or
s
c
~oea, Bwlder Boulder
TEIPORART MO.: 1~6331-3-33-001
MREMT MlItDIMG MAME: 01YER: Tresewer David Y
792 t~th St
Boulder CO 60302
ADDRESS: 792 1~th St.
l
03
Bou
der, Wlorado 8
02
TOIMSNIP iM RANGE 70Y SELTION 31 SE 1/4 SV 1/4
NISTORIC MAME: U.S.G.S. OWD MAME: Boulder, Colorsdo
TEAR: 1966 (PR1979) X 7S~ 15'
~LOCK: 35 LOT(S): 1•i
DISTRICT W1ME: IIDDiTIpI: Ihiverrity Pt~ee YR. OF 11DDITION: 1890
FILM ROLI MO.: 91-9 MEWTiVE MO.: lOUlTlp1 OF MEWTIVES: DATE OF COMSTRUCTION:
BY: Roper Yhit~ere li City of Boulder Plrr~inp ESTIIUTE: ACTWL: 1910
SOURCE:
Boulder Canty Accessor
USE:
PRESENT:
Recidence
XISTORIC:
Recidence
1
CONDIT Ipl:
ATlACX PNOTOGRAPX XERE £1(CEILENT X 6000
f~1R DETERIORATING
E%TEMT Oi AITERATIONS:
X MiMOR IIODERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
Yindo~ to ripht of bey hae been
eovered ~q.
LONTIYUED 1'ES X NO
ST7LE: &npalov STORIES: ORIGiNAL SITE 7( MOVED
7 1/2 DATE(S) OF NOVE:
NATERll~lS: Brick, Yood, 6tucco, Siaie S0. FOOTAGE: IUT1ptAl REGiSTER ELlG181L[TY
3164
INDIVIWAL: TES X NO
ARCM[TECTUGL DESCRIVTlON:
Side pable roofed briek reeidence ~ith overhanging eaves end exposed rafterc CpiTR18UiINC TO DISTRICT:
rith rwWed ends. Roof flares to cover porch. Geble endc heve ctuceo end half- 7ES NO
tisberinp and tr;ple windo~s rith wltiple liphts in t~per aash. Triengular ~p~p~ ~µp~K DESiGNATION: No
knee bracec. Frant, ehed roofed dormer with ctucco, overhanpinp eavei with
erzpnsed reftere, rd 6erd of peired dable-Ms~p rindoys. Off•cente~ porch insec
Wer eevee hss sotid brick
orch ralte with atone trim topped by narra+ ~E~
~TE:
p
,
~ered, cleseicel coluane. Cmter door perpendicular to poreh. Nu(ti-over- lISSOCIATED BUILDINGS? X YES NO
ainyle lipht riMws ~ith stane sitls. Sqaered bay m fseede ie stuccoed and
has decorative wakn bracee uderneath. Raieed, rendom etane fandation. TYPE:
Garape
Ii IMVEMTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
CONiINUED? TES % MO
hDDITIpUI P~GES: 7ES X YO
ia4
V UM fI UPE : ARCMIiECT: STATE ID 110.: 58L3300
lktrq~w~
ORIGINIII QMER:
Sw~el ~nd ,lemie 9rush
SWRCE:
Sq1RCE: '
Youlder City Directory, 1911
W I LDER/COIITRACTOR:
lkYcnoYn
7NENE(S):
60URCE: Urbri Residenti~t Neiphborhoods,
1058-precent
CONSTRIfCTidl HlSTOItY (pESC0.iPT10N, IUMES, MiES, ESC., REU1iiMG TO MhdOR AlTER11T10M5 TO ORSGSMIIL SiRUC1URE):
CONiINUED YES X NO
X(STORIGL 611CKGROUND (DlSW55 IMPORTANT VERSOMS IWO EVENTS ASSOCIATED YITM TXIS STRUC7URE):
The 4irst licted recidentc ef this home rere Smuel i. sd ,lemie G. Bruch. -
CONTINUED YES X NO .
SIGMIFICANLE (CNECK AGVROpRUTE GTEGORIES AMD BRIEfLY JUSTIFY BELpI):
ARCNITECTURIII SIGIIIFICAMCE: XISTORIGL SIGMIFIGNCE:
REVRESENTS TNE WRK OF Il IWSTER ASSOCIATED VITX SIGNiFICANT PERSONS
P065ESSES NIGN ARTISTIC VAI.UES ASSOCI11TE0 YfiH SIGNIi1UiIT EVENTS OR GAT7ERN5
X REiRESENTS A TtPE, iER100, OR NETX00 OF CONSiRUCT10N CONTRIBUTES TO AN NISTORIC DISTRICT
STATEMENT OF SIGMIFIGNCE:
Thie lwuce reprecentc the &npalor Style popular in the tlniversity Mill neiphborhood of Baulder ~ring the early t~entiet~
cmtury, u refletted in its itone, brick, rd stucco co~ositim; cide pabted roof; front dormer; erW m~lti-over-single
~iQht YIt1~Y6.
CONTINUED YES % NO
REFERENCES (BE SPECIFiC):
Boulder City Directories, 1971 end 1973; erd Boulder Canty ~ssessor records.
CONTINUED YES % NC
SURVEYED BY: R. laurie Siimnns AFFILIATIOM: front Ranpe Reuarch Associates, Inc. 0J1TE: J~ne 1991
( ~~
Address: 792 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURALRESOURCESURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number: SBL3300
3 Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
~__ Photographs
!- Site sketch map
~! U.S G.S map photocopy
C. Other
~ Other
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
~I Determined Eligible
[: Determined Not Eligible
; 1 Need Data
Lj Nominated
[~ Listed
Lj Contributing to N.R. District
"i Not Contritiuting to N.R. District
5. Resource Name:
6 Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7 Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Addihons to Previous Descriptions:
Deck at rear.
8b. Square Footage: 35sz
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b UTMCoordinates 13476551E4427749N
11. Changes in Ownership: HULLET RUSS W& DIANE E DOW HULLET
792 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual: District:
National Register Not Eligible Nationai Register: Contributing
Local Landmark: Not Eligible Local: Contributing
Local Landmark.
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
~4r
Address 792 14TH ST
Resource Number. SBL3300
Temp. Resource Number:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b8w Roll No: 01-AE Frame No 18
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location N/A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s). Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
( `~ Z
caa~ ^~s'~;:x u'i•~
' ! ^ '. _. .
1300 lrw6,ry, Derner, Color~do l0203 '
MISTOR7C BUILDIMG INVEMTORY RFCORD
~-
~ IqT i0R FIELD USE
ElipfDle Manin~ted
Oet. Mot Elipible _ Certified Rehab.
W te
iR0.1FCT MN~: Boutder BUrvey of COIAITT: CITY: STATE ID MD.: SBL32b9
Nistoric Pt~ces, 1991 Boutder Youlder
TEIPORARY YO.: 1L6S-37-3-20-071
WRREMT BUfLD(NG MAlff: WNER: futffittc Y R i Mery
B10 1~th St
Boulder CO 80302
MORESS: 810 14t~ St.
bulder, WlorWo 80302
TOYMSNIP 1M RANGE 70Y 6ECTIOM 31 SE i/4 SY 1/4
N1S1dtlC NIJPE: U.S.G.S. 011hD tiAME: Boutder, Colorado
NcF~ydm Retidence TEAR: 1966 (YR1979) % 7.5' 15~
BLOCK: 71 LOT(S>: 23'26
DISTRICT YANE: ADDITION: 1liivercity Pl~ce 1'R. OF AD~ITION: 7890
F1LM ROLL NO.: 91-9 NEWTIVE NO.: LOGTIqI OF MEWTIVES: MTE OF CONSiRUC710M:
BY: Roper {R~itacre 17 City of bulder Pl~minp ESTIIWTE: ACTUAL: 1912
SOURCE:
- Baulder Canty Aiseceor
USE:
DRESENT:
Rec idmce
HISTOQIC:
Residence
LONDITtdI:
ATTACH VHOTOGRA7X XERE EXCELLENT GOOD
x FAIR DETERIORATING
EXTENT OF ALTERATIONS:
MINOR MOOERATE x MNJOR
DESCRIBE:
Rwovel of rmll pable wer dormer;
enclosed porch; ~odern door; new
liphtc in dxaer rindu~s. Several
modern windo~s added.
CONTINUED YES% NO
STYLE: &npalw STORIES: ORIGIMAL SI7E X MOVED
1 1/2 DASE(S) Oi IqJE:
MATERIAIS: Brick, Stucto, Yood, Stone S0. FOOUGE: MATIONAI REW STER EUGIBILITY
zon
1NDIVIDUAL: YES X NO
ARCN7TECTURAL DESCRIPTION:
Side pable roofed brick recidmce ~hich hes been altered by mclowre of porch CONTRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
end renodelinp of darmers. Center door. Six•over•one light ~irdows ~ith ftet YES NO
rd ceQnmcal ~rches end brick sills. Squered bey ~i th ched roof and three, six- ~pG~ UNpMARK DESIGNATlON: No
wer•one lipht ~indows ~ith cepicntal erch over m south. Raiced, rrdan ctone
fovWetion. Brick md chiimey. ~0
DATE:
ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS? YES X NO
TYPE:
If [NVENTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
CONTINUED? YES % MO
ADDITIONAI PACES: TES X NO '
143
Pu M ~M ME : ARCNITECi: 6TATE ID MO.: SBL3269
lk+kno~n
ORIGIMAL 01MER:
Om~ld ard Edith pcfeyden
SQAtLE:
SOIRCE:
Boutder City Directory, 1973
~ltll LDER/LOMTRACTOR:
Unknorn
TNEME(S>:
SMICE: Urbn Recidmtisl Meiqhborhoods,
1856'present
CONSTRUCTIOM NISTpIT (DESCRIVTIq1, tUMES, WTES, ETC., REUTIMC i0 IYIJOR ALTERATIOMS i0 ORIGINAL 6TRUCTURE>:
CONTIMUED YES X NO
NISTORIUL BApCGR01A10 (DISCUSS IMGORTANT PERSONS AND EVENTS IISSOCIATED YIiX TXIS STRUCTURE):
TAe first listed residentc of thic house Yere Doneld and Edith M. McFyden. Doneld Mcfsyrkn ras instrucEOr of ancient and
Bibte hietory ~t tfic University of tolorsdo fran 1911 to 1919. Ne ~ee born in Ontprio in 1874 end prs~eted fran Xervard
Divinity tcAOOI erd the University of Chicepo. Ne becsne e priest in the Church of Enylend in 1905 erd cerved as curate
in sever~l places in England. After leavin9 CU, McFeyden tauyht at ceveral other tniversities. Ne uas the euthor of
several bookc in hic field.
LONTINUED YES % NO
SIGIIIFIU1tlCE (CNECK MPROPR111TE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFLT JUSTIFT BE1011):
MCNISECTl1RAL 5161{]FIGNCf: NIS70RSGl SIGNIiICAMCE:
REPRESENTS TNE WRK OF 11 INSTER ASSOCIATED YITH SIGNIFICANT VERSONS
P06SESSES NIGN ARTISTIC VALUES 11550[IATED YITM SIGMIFIGINT EVENTS OR VA7TERNS
REVRESENTS A TtPE, GERI00, OR METNOD OF CANSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTES TO AN NISTORIC DISTRICT
STATEMEMT OF SIGIIIiiCAMCE:
Rerodelinp hes dioinished tAe hictoric inteBrity of this Mouse.
COMTINUED YES X NO
REFERENCES (BE SPECIFIU:
Boutder Deily Cemera biopraphicel files; 8oulder City Directory, 1913; end Baulder Canty Ascescor records.
CONTINUED YES % "
SURVEYED 8Y: R. L. Simmons AFFILIATION: iront Range Research Associstes, Inc. DATE: Jvx 1991
~ -{~
~i_ -`-_'4'R".,-~u.-_-.~
Address. 810 14TH ST
Boulder. Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCESURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number. SBL3269
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
! 1 Photographs
u Site sketch map
~' U.S.G.S. map photocopy
^ Other
C Other
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
~ I Determined Eligible
Determined Not Eligible
i~~ Need Data
i=i Nominated
r! Listed
__1 Contributing to N.R. District
L, Not Contributing to N R. District
5. Resource Name: McFayden Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
8b. Square Footage. zo~z
9. Changes in Condition: Fair
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551 E 4427805N
11. Changes in Ownership.
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligibie
District:
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing-restorable
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: NIA
~ ~S
Address: 810 14TH ST
Resource Number 56L3269
Temp Resource Number:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluafion Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No: 01-AE Frame No: 17
16. Artifact and Fieid Documentation Storage Location: N!A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s). Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19 Date(s). Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Coloredo Historical Soaety, Office of Archaeology and Histonc Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~~~
COLORADO NISTORIGIL 80CIETY
Office of Arehaeolopy ad Mistoric Vrcxrvatim
1300 9rod~ay, DeNer, Wlor~lo lD203
'TOR1C BUILDIMG INVENTORY RECORD
NOT FOR FIELD USE
Elipible Maminetcd
Det. Ibt Elipible _ tertified Reheb.
Daie
PROJECT M~lE: toulder Alrvey of Cal9tTT: C3TY: STIITE ID MO.: SB1S270
Xistoric il~ces, 1991 Baulder Boutder
TEI~ORARY MO.: 1~63•31•3•21•012
CURREMT WIIDIMG MNE: QMER: Robbins Ellm Sa~hill fKA Bripps
Ellm S
811 1<th St
l
60
Bou
der W
302
ADDRESS: E11 1~th St.
bulder, Cotordo C0302
TOYNSNIP 1M RAMGE 70Y 6ECTION 31 SE 1/4 SY 1/6
NISTORIC MAME: U.S.G_S. OWD MAME: Boulder, Wlorxb
NcGlotfien 0.esidence TEAR: 1%6 (PR1979) X i.5' 15'
3
BLOCK: 2
LOT(5): Z7-29
DISTRICT MAME: ADDITIW: lkiivercity Vlace TR. OF ADDITION: 1690
FILM ROLL NO.: Oi•9 MEWTIVE MO.: LOUTIOM OF NEWTiVES: DATE Oi CONSTRUCTION:
BY: Roper YAitscre 23 City of Boulder Plsniap ESTIM4TE: I1CTU~l: 19R
SQJRCE:
Youlder Canty Assescor
USE:
VRESENT:
Res idmce
XISTORIC:
Res i dmce
CONDITIqI:
~ ATTACM iNOTOGRAPH XERE E%CELLENT R fi00D
FA[R UETERIORAT[NG
EXTENT OF ALTERATIONS:
MINOR x IIOOERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
Gabled dornier has neu ~indows.
LONTINUED TESX ND
STYLE: &ngalow STORiES: ORIGINAL SITE X MOVED
7 1/2 DATE(S) OF MOVE:
MATERlALS: Brick, Stucco, Storx, 4bod SG. FOOTAGE: NATId1AL REGISTER ELIGIBILITY
2433
INDIVIIXIAL: YES 7( NO
ARCXITECTURAL DESCRI7TIW:
Side pabte roofed brick residence ~ith overhangin9 eaves end triengular braces. CONTRIBUTIMG TO DISTRICT:
Gable ends ere stuecoed. Front, pabled doraier, yhith is ctuc~oed and has YES ND
lamred ventc ~t apez. Porch has wlid brick porch ralls ~ith ctone Trim and ~pG~ LANpMpRK DESIGNATION: Mo
brick pillar s~ports. Lenter, perroled rd plazed door. IYilii•oversinple tipht
rindoys rith ructicated ctone cil(c. Triple rirdws flenkinp door, ~ith tm• ~E~
over-one liphtn. Above roud
y bey on couth ic etuccoed
hec ched roof
and DATE:
,
,
exposed refter6. Also, mall, cq~Bred, 6tuecoed bey on north with 6hed roof, ASSDLIATED BUILDINGS? 7I7fS MO
~osed refters, end corner boertls. Reiced ctone ru6ble fouxJetion. Brick
.iiorxy rith ctone trim. TYVE:
Garsge
IF INVENTORJED, LISS 1D NOS.:
CONTINUED? PES X MO
ADDITiONAL PAGES: TES X NO
~ ~,
PW I CX M E: ARCXITECT: STATE ID NO.: SBL3270
lkJcnoin
ORIGIII~L OWER:
Adolptwc A. McGlothen
SOURCE:
TRRtCE:
Youlder Cicy Directory, 1913
WILDER/CONTRACTOR:
Ihkrayn
TNEIE(S):
SOURCE: Urban Recidenti~l Neiphborhoo~lt,
1858-precmt
COIISTRUCTIOM NILTORT (DESCRIPTIpI~ NJ1ME5, DATES, ETC., RELATIMG TO MAJOR 11LTERAiIONS TO ORTGiNAI STRUCTURE):
CONTINUED 7ES I( MO
NISTORIGL BACKGROUtlD (DISCUSS INPORTANT PERSONS 11N0 EVEMTS IISSOCIATED Y1TX TXIS STRUCTURE):
TAe first licted resident of thic house ~es Adolphuc A. McGlothen. McGlothen ~es asaocieted rith Melson ard McGlothen, a
firn specializinp in real ectste, loans, 1(1VC62PlfIL6~ nd incurance loceted et 7342 Pearl Street in Boulder.
CONTINUED YES X NC
SIGNIFICAMCE (CNECK 11PVROPRI~TE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFIY JUSTif7 BELOU):
ARCXITECiURAI SIGNIFICANCE: HISTORIGL SICNIFIGNCE:
REPRESENTS TME YORK OF 11 MASTER ASSOCIATED YITH SIGNIFIGNT PERSONS
POSSESSES XIGX ARTISTIC VALUES ASSOCIATED YITH SIGNIFICAMT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
z REPRESEMTS A TYPE, VERIOD, OR METNOD Of CANSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTES TO AN XISTORIC ~7STRICT
STATENENT OF SIGNIFICANCE:
Z~ic houce ~c repcecenfaCive of the &ngalo~ Style popaler in che University Mitl neighbo~hood af Boulder d.iring the tarty
tyentieth cmtury, as reftected in the Debled roof; front dorrrer; brick, stone end stucco caiposition; and mitti-over-
S11)OI! ~1Qht YIlIdDM6.
CONTINUED YES % NO
REFEREM[ES (BE SPELIFIU:
Baulder Liry Directory, 1913; and Boulder [anty Assessor Records.
CONTINUED YES l( Nr
SURVEYED BY: R. L. Simmons AFFILIATipI: Front Renpe Research Associetes, Inc. DATE: June 1991
~lo
Address: 817 74TH ST
Bouider, Coloredo
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Culturai Resource Re-evaluation Form
'1. Resource Number SBL3270 2 Temp. Resource Number
3. Attachments 4. Offical determir,at~on
OAMP USE ONLY
(Gneck as many as apD~Y)
~ Determined Eligible
Photographs
; Determined Not Ehgible
_ Site sketch map I~~ Need Data
~~! U S.G.S. map photocopy ~~ Nominated
Other i : Listed
Other ~
` Contributing to N.R District -
[, Not Contributing to N.R. District
5 Resource Name: McGlothen Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings Front Range Research Assoc. June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Storm windows and new front door.
8b. Square Footage Z433
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or S~ze Informatio
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476517E 4427805N
11. Changes in Ownership: DONOHUE NINA C& JAMES P
811 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual: District:
National Register: Not Eligible National Register: Contributing
Local Landmark: Not Eligible Local: Contributing
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
~~
Address: 811 14TH ST
Resource Numoer: SBL3270
Temp. Resource Number
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph iypes and Numbers.
Type: b~w Roll No: 01-AF Frame No. 3
16. Artifact and Fiefd Documentatfon Storage Location N!A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18~ Recorder(s) Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensrvely Altered
Cdorado Historical Society, Otfice of Archaeobgy and H~storic Preservalion
1300 Broadway, Dem.er, CO 80203
f~~
COLORA00 N[tTORICJLL ~OCfETI'
Wtiu of ArehrotoYy ~d xistoric Pre~crv~tim
1300 trotl/q. OeMr, Wlordo E020S
'•ttOtiC WILDIYG IM1lENTORT RECLRD
IqT Fdt FIELD U6E
EIi0lble Mowirvted
Det. Mot Elipibte _ Certified Rehab.
Wte
PROJECT MNE: bulder fUrvey of CaIMTT: LITY: fTATE ID MO.: SBL3271
Nistoric Pl~ees. 7991 Boulder Youlder
iflPORl1Y1 MO.: 1463-31•3-20-010
q/tRENT W/LDIMG WVE: WNER: Richter Alicia-Eoilie
612 7<th St
bulder Co l0302
ADDRESS: !12 1<th St.
ld
3
2
Bou
er, Cnlorado a0
0
TOYMSHIi 1M RANGE 70Y 8ECTION 31 BE 116 S11 1/<
XISTORIC MAME: U.S.G_S. OW1D MAME: Boulder, Wlorado
Blystad Recidmce YEAR: 7966 (PR7479) X 7.5~ 15'
BLOCK: 22 LOT(S): 27-22
DISTRICT M~ME: ADDITION: Univerciry Pl~~e TR. OF MDITipI: 1890
ilUl ROLI NO.: NEWTIVE MO.: LOGTIOM Of NEWTIVES: DATE OF COMSTRUCTION:
B~: Roper Yhitxre City of Boulder Vlaminp ESTIMIITE: ACTWL: 7910
SOIIRCE:
Boulder Ganty Mseseor
USE:
PRESENT:
Residence
NISTORIC:
Recidence
CONDITIpI:
ATT~CN PHOTOGRAPH HERE EXCELLENT x GOpp
f111R DETERIORATING
E%TENT OF ALTERATIONS:
MINOR x IIDDERATE NAJWt
DESCRIBE:
Porch encloced; beleay baluctrade
added.
CONTINUED YESX NO
STY~E: fourc¢iere 6TORIES: ORIGINAL SITE % IIOVED
2 DI1TE(S) OF MOVE:
IUTER111LS: Brick, Stone, Stucco, Yood S0. FODTAGE: WITIONAL REGISTER ELIGIBIIITY
INDIVlIX1RL: YES X ND
IUtCHITECTURl1L DESLRIPTIpI:
Tw-story residmce rith hipped roof with ridely overhanginp esves. Lmtral, LONTRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
hi~yed ~ooE do~er ~ith tw recienputar eipht-lipht w11Yd0Y16. LOYlT rellt e~c TES NO
brick; ~per nllc are ¢tueeoed; wooden belt betyem fint ad oeeond etories. ~pG~ ~µpy~K DESIGNAT20N: No
Xipped raofed porch ~ith brirk ~allc uith stone trim, topped by p.mred woden
coluns. Porch ic pertislly aulosed sd hes new bsleorry bslustrade above. Off- ~0
eenter
plezed door. Yindorc in ~per story beve tapered wrrandc. Stone DATE:
,
foudetion. 8rick chimry. Back lot haue et 814 14th Street ic one ctory, 11SSOCIATED WILDIMGS? xTES NO
vith stucco rall cleddinp, side pebled roof, sW shed roofed porch ~ith wlum
.~pports. Multi•lipht Y111COY6 rd tapered rooden wrrands. TYVE:
Back lot house
~ IF IMVENTORIED, U ST ID NOS.:
CONTINUED7 YES X NO See ar~h. des.
ADDlTIONAL VAGES: TES X NO
~7~
o ~ c~ uv~ : iucxirecT: cr~r¢ to ~a.: sr~3z~t
t-,tno~+n
I
A
OYMER
Ri
:
O
G
N
I
h
el
d
Art
ur
yst
SOURCE:
Bd1RCE:
loulder Ciry Dirocto
7911
ry,
M7RACTOR
:
WILDER/CO
et
d
Mth
Bl
Gbl
ur
a
y
Vro
y
TNEIE<S):
Urb~ Residenti~l MeipAborhoodc
g~~; ,
Di
1917
Cit
t
d
rec
er
y
ory,
tout 7g58-pre~ent
COMSTRUCT101 N15TORT (OESLRIPTIOM, MNES, DATES, ETC., REUTIYG TO M11JOR ALTERAitp15 TO ORIGIMAI STRUCTURE):
CONTIMUED tES % NO
X15TqtIGL BIICCGRQlID (DISCU55 IIPOR7AN7 VERSOMS 11YD EVENTS ASSOCIATED YITN THIS STRUCTURE):
Thic hau~e ws probabtY a+~~t by Edard Blyet~d, rho lived herc rith his rife ~rd childrm. BlYCtsd wse s urpmter end
contr~ctor r!w built •eo~ of the fineet fw~ec in Boulder.• Edurd ard Merie Blyat~d rere ~erried i~ 1876 in Christiania
Morry ~d tived in Boulder for rrry yesrs. TAey tster built e Aoae at 948 University in Boulder. Residinp in e bsck lot
house r~s Frederick 11. Buehee ~d his rife, Beriha. Bushee res s profeuor et the Univer~ity of Coloredo. Bushee res m
tlrc ~nivereity fsculty for 28 ye~re ~nd ras he~d of tAe Depernaent of Eca~onicc rd Sociolopy rd actinp dean of the
6ehool Of BUCIIIl66. BU6Alt rrote several booke end ruerous erticlec m topicc in hic fietd. BertAa Fellws Bushee
~erried Frederict Buehee in 1902. She wrked ac s tecretery for Colorado Collepe's Presidmt Slocun for several yeers.
TAe Busheec 6uilt a hae st 1206 Aurora Street in Boulder.
CON7INUED YES X N --
SIGM1i1GMCE (CNECK APVROPRIATE GTEGORIES AMD BRIEFLY JUSTIfY BELOY):
ARCNiTECTURA~ Slplli1fJ111CE: NISTORIGL SIpUFIGNCE:
REPRESEMTS TME 4ARK OF A II~STER ASSOLIATED YiTN SIGNIFIGNT PERSONS
r063ESSES NIGN ARTI6TIC VALUES ASSOC111TED MITH SIGNIfIGNT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
x REPRESEMTS A TYPE, PER100, OR IETNOD OF CONSTRUCTION CDNTRIBUTES TO AN HISiORIC DISTRICT
ST~TEMEMT OF S7qIIfIqWCE:
T~ic lauee, ~lthou~ eowe rAat eltered, reflects early trentieth cmtury isstec ~nd lifesryles in eoulder. The house
reftectc elsentc of the iwruyare Stylc in its t~o-story britk and ctucco cmpositim, hipped roof, end centraL dornier.
CONTINUED YES % MO
REFEREMCES (BE SPELIFIC):
Bou(der Daily Cseere biopraphical files; Boulder Lity Directory, 1911; and Boulder Canty Asseesor records.
COMTINUED YES % k
SURVEYED BT: Thanes Simmms AFFIL111TtON: Frmt Ranye Receerch 1lesocietes, Inc. 011TE: Ji+~e 1V91
15z
Address: 812-814 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cuitural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1 Resource Number SBL3271
3 Attachments
(Check as many as apply
- Photographs
_ Site sketch map
~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy
Other
- Other
2. Temp. Resource Number
4. Officaldeterminatfon
OAHP USE ONLY
Determined Eligibie
Determined Not Eiigible
- Need Data
- Nominated
- Listed
- Contributing to N.R. Distnct
_- Not Contributing to N.R. District
5 Resource Name: Blystad Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7 Previous Recordings Front Range Research Assoc.; Ju~e 1991
8a. Changes or Addit~ons to Previous Descriptions:
812 14th Street: metai storm door; rear wall stuccoed. Contributing outbuilding behind house (81414th
Street) has a false stone foundation applied.
Sb. Square Footage: ~44
9. Changes in Condition: Fair
10a. Changes to Cocation or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551 E 4427805N
11. Changes in Ownership: RICHTER ALICIA-EMILIA
812 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: NIA
District:
Nationai Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing-restoreble
~~~
Address: 812-874 14TH ST
Resource Number: SBL3271
Temp. Resource Number:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15 Photoaraph Types and Numbers
Type: b&w Roll No: 01-AElAF Frame No: 96/25
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location: NlA
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Historical Society, ONice ot Archaeology and Histonc Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~b ~
caot~co x~sranriu soc~err
Offiu of Mcha[oloQy ~nd Mistorie Pre~ervatim
1300 BrosB~ry, DerNer, Wtordo 00203
"•TOR1C W]LDIMG IYVENTORP RECORD
M07 Fpt FIELD USE
Etipibte Manineced
Det. Ibt EliOibte _ Certified Rehab.
Wte
~ VROJftt W1fE: faulder iurvay of CWNT'(: CITT: STA7F ID MO.: SBt3272
i
~toric il~ces, 1901
M Ywlder Boulder
7EMPORARr Iro.: 1461•37-3-20•009
LIRRENT YUILDIMG MNE: ONIER: Oitlm Richerd T t Nsrp~ret M
756 1<th St
Boutder CO 80302
ADORESS: 616 lith St.
bulder, Wlorad~ d0302
TOYMSMIG 1M RANGE 70Y SELTIqi 31 SE 1/4 SY 7/4
NIStORtC W1ME: U.S.G.S. OWD MAME: Boulder, Cotorsdo
Mr.pin Recidmce TEAR: 1966 (VR7979) % 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 522 LOT(S): 19-20
DISTRitt M~: ADDITipI: University Place TR. OF ADDITION: 189D
FIIM ROLL Ip.: 91-9 MEWTIVE MO.: IOCATIW Of NEGIIT/VES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTJdI:-
8T: Aoper 5lhitxte 21 City of Boutder 9l~minD E8TIIMTE: AttW1l: 1919
SQIRCE:
Boutder Cotnty Ascescor
USE:
VRESENT:
Recidence
HISTORI[:
Recidente
CONOITION:
, AYTALX PNOTOGRAPX NERE E%CEILENT x G000
iAIR DETERIORATING
EXTENT OF ALTERATIONS:
x MINOR NOOERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
Poreh wninp
CONTIXU£D YESK M6
STYIE: &n9alw STORIES: ORIGIMAL 5[TE X MOVEO
1 MiE(S) OF lpVE:
NATERIALS: Brick, Stone, Stucco, Yood SC. FOOTAGE: IUTlONAL REGISTER ELIGIBIIITY
1541
IMDIVIDUAL: YES X NO
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION:
One•ctory brick dletlinp rith werhanginp eaves, exposed refters, ard trienguler CONTRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
knee praeec. Stuccoed peble mds ~ith lowefed vmtc. La+ pabled domier with TES NO
anetl, rect~puler, six•liyht windo~. Full-width porch uder eaves with brick ~pG~ UNpMARK DESIGNATION: No
pierc tri~ed rith stone topped by squared yooden cotums. Solid briek porch
ratl6 ~ith 6tane tf~~. Center, paneled end p(azed door. Trelve-over-oru lipht
vi'Wows vith brick sills. Rerxlomly cwrsed st«x fasdetim. 8rick end chimxy. ~E~
DATE:
ASSOCJATED BUILDINGS? YES M NO
TYPE:
~ IF INVENTOR7ED, L15T 1D NOS.:
CONTiNUED? TES % MO
~DDIT10NpL PAGES: TES X MO
I 5~
P W I iN M E: ARCXITECT: 6TATE ID Iq.: SBL3272
!lrv~o~n
at1GIlUl QMER:
Dexter and Yinifred llapin
SOURCE:
SaRCE:
Boulder City Directory, 7921
WILDER/COMTRACTOR:
UNcno~+n
TNOff (S):
SOLIRCE: Urb~n Residenti~l Meiphborhoods,
1ffi8-present
COMSTpUCTJOM NI6TORT (DESCRIPTIpI, MNES, DIITES, ETC., REUTING TO INJOR A~TERATIONS TO ORIGINAL STRUCTURE):
COMTINUEU YES % NO
NISTORIGL Y~CKGRpJMD (D(SNSS IIPORTANT PERSOMS l1MD ENEMTS ~SSOGATED YITN TNIS STRUCTIAtE):
The fint listed residmta of this d,elti~p rere Denter Y, and Yinifred Mrqin. D.Y. Maqin ras born in Micsouri i~ 1E64
sd ~aed to Boulder in 1699 ~ith hic permts. Xic father, J.N. Maqin tsie to join the ealee force of Fulton Brotherc, a
reelty fir~ develoQin9 ~~ ~~~rsity Nill neiyMorAood. D.V. Me~pin etterxkd the State Vreperatory Schaol rid then
enp~ped in ~ horse-drwn texi businese. After wrkinp for a local furniture atore, he ectabtiehed ~ furniture repeir
bueineec and leter a furniture store. In 7943, he purchased ihe J.A. Brady 6uildinp at BroeAlay and Spruce Streetc, ~here
he renined ~ntil 1955. In 1970, Ma~{~i~ wrried Yinifrcd Saper, rho prev up in Le Vete, [olorado, rhere her fether, Nmry
8. Sper lw~eetesded a ranch, raieinp registered Nereford cattte. Mrs. Mxyin greAiated fran Mt. Seint Gertrude's Acadmry.
CONTINUED '!ES x M"
SIGNIFIGMCE (CNECK APPROPRIATE GifGORlES AND BRIEFLY JUSTiFY BElOY):
ARCNITECiURAL SItlIIi1GNCE: NISTORIGL SIGtl1FICANCE:
REPRESEMTS TNE 4ARK Of A MhSTER ASSOCIATED YITX SIGNIFICANT PERSONS
POSSESSES NIGH ARTISTiC VALUES ASSOCIATED YITM SIGMIFICANT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
a RE%tE~MTS !1 TYPE, PER10D, OR METN00 Of CONSiRUCTiON CONTRIBIJrES TO AN NISTORIC DISTRiCT
ST~TEIffMT Of S1qIIF]GMCE:
This Iwuee ie a rell-preeerved exsiple of the &ngalw ctyle populer in the lhiversity Hill neighborhood of Boulder d,iring
the early trentietA eentury. Motffite deteils inctude the eide yabled roof ~ith overhanging eaves arW trienyular breces;
the atone, brick, and etucco cooposition; and tAe broed porch rith brick and yooden c~yports.
LdITINl1ED TES % NO
REFERENCES (BE SPECIFIC):
Baulder Deily Lsrera biopraphical files; Boulder City Directory, 1921; end Baulder Cpnty Aeeeseor records.
CONTINUED YES X
SURVEYED BY: Thqnes Siimons 11FiIL1ATI0N: Front Ranpe Receerch Associetes, Inc. DATE: Jvx 7991
l5~
Address: 81614TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURALRESOURCESURVEY
Culturai Resource Re-evaluation Form
1 Resource Number: 5BL3272
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
i : Photographs
^ Site sketch map
~' U.S.G S. map photocopy
_, Other
L_` Other
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. O~cal determination
OAHP USE ONLY
-; Determined Eligible
__', Determined Not Eligible
! Need Data
~-, Nominated
~I Listed
L~ Contributing to N.R. District -
~_~ Not Contritruhng to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Maupin Residence
6 Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
Sa. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Window in dormer altered. Porch awning removed.
Sb. Square Footage: ~sat
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size information
10b UTM Coordinates: 13 476551E 4427816N
11. Changes in Ownership: DIL~ON RICHARD T LIVING TRUST
756 14TH ST
BOU~DER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual
District:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations' NIA
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
~7~
Address. 816 14TH ST
Resource Number: 56L3272
Temp. Resource Number:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No: 01-AE Frame No: 15
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location: NIA
17. Report Title' University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder A~liation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Coloredo Histoncal Sociely, Office of Archaeology and Histonc Preservatwn
1300 8roadway, Denver, CO 80203
I~ 8
...,..~. ,
Offfx ef Arch~eolopy ~nA Nistorfe Pre~ervstion
130D Yrotl~ry, Demer, Wlordo l020.i
BISTORIC WILDIMG [NVENTORT RECORD
YDT FOR f1EL0 USE
Elipibte Mo~in~ted
Dei. Ibt Elipible _ CertifiW ieh~b.
Wte
tOJECi M~IE: Baulder Survey of COUIITT: CITT: CTATE IO NO.: SBL327S
Xistoric Pt~ees, 1991 Boulder Boulder
TEIPORARY Iq.: 74G3•37-3'ZO•006
MRENT WILDIMG tIN~: OYMER: NeDornel( NWeline
aso ucn sc
o 80502
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ADORESS: d30 lith St.
Wulder, Color~do EOS02 .
TOYIISXIP 1M RAMGE 70V 6ECTIOM 37 SE i/4 SY 1/4
N15TORIC W11~: U.S.G.S. WIID NAME: Boulder, Wlorado
Yiltehirc Recidence YEAR: 7966 (PR7979) % 7_5' 15'
0T
S
17•18
22
(
):
BLOCK:
l
DISTRtti WIME: ADDITION: University Vlace YR. OF ADDiTION: 7890
FILM ROII MO.: 91•9 NEWTIVE MO.: LOGTipI Of MEWTIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTION:
BY: Roper Yhitecre Z7 City of Boutder Plrr~inp ESTIMIITE: ACTUAL: 1920
SOURCE:
Boulder tanty Assessor
USE:
PRESENi:
Retidente
NISTORIC:
Recidence
CONDiTION:
ATTACN iNOTOGRAPH MERE E%CELIENT x G000
FAIR DETER1dUTING
1
EXTENT Oi ALTEitATIONS:
x MIMOR IIDDERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
CONTIN~ED YESX NO
STYLE: &nBalou STORIES: ORIGINAI SITE % MOVED
1 1/2 DATE(S) OF IqVE:
NATERI~LS: Brick, 4bod, Stucco, Stone 50. f00TAGE: NA710NA1 REGISTER ELIG[BILITY
3736
YES X NO
IMDIVIDUl1l:
ARCHIiECNRAL DESLRIPTION:
Side p~ble roofed brick rtcidence with werhanpinD eeves and exposed rafters. C011TRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
Gable ends sre stuccoed and heve three, six-over-one Iipht rindo~s with ~ooden YES NO
currovds, flsdced by t~o emeLl rectangulsr ~indows. Lerge, frmt, pabled ~pG~ LAMpMpRK DESIGNqTION: No
dor~er ic etuccoed, hec eorner boards, end praq of three rindows. full•~idtA
poreh ~ith bettered brick pierc, eorbetled at top. Lai briek porch ralts ~E'
D~TE:
Off-cmter
ctone ~alls
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k
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,
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ry
rc to porc
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en
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trimoed r
atone.
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t
peneled and glezed door ~ith fenliqht ebove. Dwble-lunp ~indws with wLti- ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS? YES % NO
wer•ainple lights. Bey ~irdw m wuthern elevatim ic ~ered, hsc stuccoed TTPE:
~atls nd shed roof, overhanpinp eeves, rW three virdws. Raised, rardanly-
:oursed stone foudation. Brick erd chimiey. !F INVENTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
' CONTINUED? TES 1( NO
MDITIONAL PAGES: 7ES X NO
~ J I ~
PIAM 9 NME : ARCNITECT: STATE ID MD.: SBL3273
IlJcno~n
dlIGiNAL ONIER:
Alfred nd Julis Yiltahire
&Q1RCE:
SQRCE:
Boulder City Directory, 7921
WiLDER/CpITRACTOR:
UdcnoYn
TIIEI~(S):
Sp1RCE: UM~n Reciden[iat MeiphhorAOOds,
1E58-preaent
COIISTRUCTfON XISTORY (DESCRlPTION, YIV~S, MTES, ETC., RELATIMG TO INJOR ALTERATIONS TO ORIGIMAL STRUCTURE):
CONTINUED 1'ES X NO
XISTORIGL BApCGROIAID (DiSQ155 IMPdtTANT CERSONS AMD EVENTS ASSOCIATED YITN TX1S SiRUCTURE):
Thic r~c the ho~e of Alfrcd and Jutia Yiltchire. Alfred Yiltshire Nec a wlewn, Yho dietl shortly efcer the cwqle moved
into tAe reeidmce. .IULie Yiltchire ~~c bom Jutiema Victoris Van Burm in 1865 et Onaua, lowa. She becene a cchool
te~cher at the ape of 76. 1~ 1891, she cdre to Colorsdo to teach at Avm, sd later 4ypcim end other rurel SCM100~6 m the
state. In 1905, ahe merried J1(fred Yiltshire erd they woved to Denver in 1913 and Boulder in 1920. Mrs. Yiltshire cang
in oratorioc Dresented by Boulder pro~c and in locst churches. She atw cerved as Deaocrotic committeewoman for her
roiphborhood.
CONTINUED TES X N.
SIGNIFICAMCE (CNECK MGROPRIATE GTEGORIES AMD BRIEFLY JUSTIFY BELd):
11RCXITECTUGI SIGIIIFICAMCE: HISTORIGL SIGIIIFICAMCE:
REPRESEMTS TNE NORK Oi A MASTER ~SSOCIATED YITM SIGNIFICANT PERSOMS
POSSESSES NIGN ARTISTIC VAIUES ASSOCIATED YITH SIGNIFIGNT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
x REGRESEMTS 11 TTPE, PERIOD, OR IffTXOD OF CAMSTRUCTIpI COMTRiBUTES TO AN NISTORIC DISTRICT
ST~TEMENT OF SIp11fICJ111CE:
Thic Aouce ic reprecentative of tAe &npalw Style, popuLer in the Univercity Xill neipAborhood of Boulder dirinB the
carly t~entieth century, ss reflected in itc ctone, brick, end stucco coayocitian; side gabted roof; prominent front
doraer; ad broed porch.
CONTINUED YES X NO
REFEREMCES (BE SPEG FIC):
Boulder Daily Cenere biographicel fites; BouLder City Directory, 1921; end Boulder Canty Accessor records.
COMTINUED YES X NO
SURVEYED BY: Thoeac Sip~mna AFfILI~TiON: iront Range Research Acsociates, Inc. DATE: June 1991
(b~
Address: 830 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURALRESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number: 5BL3273
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
L~ Photographs
i Site sketch map
~~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy
'~ Other
i ' pther
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
~] Determined Eligible
~_', Determined Not Eligible
~ ] Need Data
L; Nominated
^ Listed
~ Contributing to N.R. District -
`~ Not Contritruting to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Wiltshire Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings Front Range Research Assoc.; June 7991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
New flagstone porch steps, front door, and deck at rear.
Sb. Square Footage. 3~~8
9. Changes in Condition
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551 E 4427838N
11 Changes in Ownership: RUGGLES ROXANE S& STEPHEN W MORGAN
830 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
~ 80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibifity Assesment:
Individual District:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N!A
(61
Address. 830 14TH ST
Resource Number: 5BL3273
Temp. Resource Number.
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b8w Roll No: 01-AE Frame No: 14
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location NIA
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18. Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation. Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Pla~ning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaeology and Histonc Preservahon
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~ ~ Z.
~aa~o xtsTaetuu cpctEn
Offitt of Areh~cotopy rd Nittoric Vreaervatim
130D Broeciiq, Denver, Colortl~ l0203
•••STORIC BUILDIMG IMVENTORY RECORD
MOT FOR F1ElD USE
Elipi~le Manin~fed
_ Det. Mot Eliyi6le ~ Cercified Rehah.
at~ ~
PROJECT WWE: Boulder iurrey of COUNTY: CITY: ~tATE iD MO.: 56L3276
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TEI~ORARY MO.; ti63-;1-3•20•Q07
q1RREN7 WIIDING MMff: WNER: Dickincan Chrictine C
838 14th St
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80302
Dau
der CO
AWRESS: E38 tith St.
l
or~do 80302
Boulder. Co
TOYIISNIP 7N RANGE 70Y SECilpl 31 SE 7/4 SV i/4
N15TORlC MAME: U.S.G.S. OUAD NAME: Boulder, Cptorado
Br~ce Recidence YFAR: 1%6 (-R1979) )t 7.5' 7;'
BLOCK: 22 LOT(S): 75-76
DISTRICT NAME: ADDITION: Univercity Place 1'R. OF ADDITfON: 7890
FIIM ROLL NO.: 91-9 MEWTtVE MO.: LOGITION OF MEGiITIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTIONa
BY: Roper Yfiitecre 28 Lity of ioulder Plrr~inB ESTIII~TE: ACTWL: 1979
SOURCE:
Baulder Canty Assessor
USE:
PRESEMT:
Residence
HISTORI[:
Residm[e
CONDISSpf:
ATTACH VHOTOGRA7N NERE EXCELLENT % 4170D
~ FAIR DETERIORATING
E%TENT OF ALTERATIONS:
NINOR X IqOERATE IUJOR
DESCRIBE:
Painted brick; aky(ipht.
Cp1TINUED 1'ES X NO
STTLE: Btnpalou STORIES: ORIGINRL SITE X MOVED
7 1R D~TE(S) Of MOVE:
IWTERI~IS: Brick, Stone, Yood, Sxucco S0. FOOTAGE: NATIONAL REGISTER ELIGIBIU TY
2124
INDIVIWAL: TES X NO
ARCMITELTURAL DESCRIDTfON:
Side peble roofed re6idmce ~ith overhenginp eeves end exposed retters. Gable CONTRIBUTING TO DISTRIL7:
mds have sNCCO rd tw tix-over-one li8ht ~irWws ~ith rooden wrrands. YES NO
Trianpular knee bretec. Yalls are painted rhite briek rd fo~ndation is ~pUL LANDNARK DESIGNATION: No
rencbmly-eoureed etone. PorcA is inset urder eeves, off-cmter, erd hes lou
brick porch ~altc rith etone trim and wooden post s~yports. Tvelve-overone
Lipht
dable•huip ~irwbws with ctone tills
iront
eAed roo4sd dorner ~ith ~E=
DATE:
.
,
,
atucco end tuo nine•lipht ~irda/s flankinq tvo le2iice rirfdotis. Br~ck md 11550CtATEO BUIlD1NGS? YES % NO
~'-^~eY. Cmter, peneled and gla2ed doon TTPE:
IF 1NVEN70RIED, LIST ID NOS.:
CONTINUED? YES X NO
lNDITIONAI PAGES: YES X NO
~~3
iLA M S W1P E: ARLXITECT: S7ATE 1D NO.: SBL3274
lkikrn~n
ORTGIMAL OiMER:
Clera N. Brace
~ SOURLE:
SOURCE:
Boulder [ity Direttory, 1921
BUIIDERlCOMiRACTOR:
lktkrn~n
iHEME(S):
SOURCE: Ur'bai Recidmtial Mtiphborhoods,
7858-present
CANSTRUCTIOM NISTORY (DESCRIVTIOM, NAMES, DATES, ETL., RELATING TO INJOR AITERATIWS TO OR]GINAL StRUtTURE):
CONiINUED YES 1f MO
NISTORIGII BIICKGRWND <DIShcSS IMVORTIIMT PERSONS AND EVEMTS ASSOCIATED YItX THIS STRUCTURE):
The first listed ovrcr of this houce v~s Cisre N. Brace, ridw of Yslter t. 6r~ce. Clare Brace ves listed as an
inctruttor a[ the Univercity of Colorado. Also living here ~as Aer deuphter, Letitia, a teacher.
CONTINUED YES % ~` '
SIGNIFICJ1tlCE (CNECK AVPROGRIATE GTEGORIES AND BR:EFLY JUSTIFT BELOW):
ARCNITECTURhL S1GNIi1LANCE: XISTORICAI SIGNIFICANCE:
REPRESENTS THE YORK OF !1 N115TER ASSOCIqTED VITN SIGNIFICANT PERSONS
POSSESSES NIGH ARTISTIC VALUES I1550C1~TED YIiX SICNIFILIINT EVENTS DR ~ATTERNS
X REPRESENTS A T1'PE, PERIOD, OR NETXOD OF CONSTRUCTION COMTRIBUTES TO AN NIS70RIC DISTRICT
SS~TfNENT OF SIWtIF1GMCE:
Thic Aouse represenic tAe &npeLw Style, populer in Boulder dirinB che eerly tyentieth cmtury. Representetive elements
inclutle the aide O~bled roof; brick, siucco, and storx canposition; front dormer; and overhenginp eeves and exposetl refLers.
CONTINVED YES X NO
REFERENCES (BE SPELIFIL):
Boulder City DirecTOry, 1921; and Boulder Coinxy Assessor records.
CONTINUED YES % t
SURVEYED BY: Thames Simrons AFFILIATipi: Front Ranqe Research Assoc~etes, lnc. DATE: June 1997
( ~ {
Address. 838 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLOR4~0 CULTURAI RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number SBL3274 2. Temp. Resource Number.
3. Attachments 4 O~cal determination
(Check as many as apply) OAHP USE ONLY
-l Determined Eligible
~ Photographs ,-
~ , Determined Not Eligible
r Site sketch map I~ Need Data
:i0 U S.G.S. map photocopy j_; Nominated
C Other
~-' Listed
C Other J, Contribuhng to N.R. District -
~_ Not Contributing to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Brace Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions
New paint.
8b. Square Footage: 2~84
9. Changes in Condition
10a. Changes to Location or Size information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551E 4427860N
11. Changes in Ownership.
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual
District
National Register: Not Eligibie
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14 Managment Recommendations: N/A
National Register: Contributing
Local Contributing
(65
Address: 838 14TH ST
Resource Number 56L3274
Temp Resource Number:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type. b8w Roll No. 01-AE Frame No: 13
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location N!A
17. Report Title. University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19. Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Pianning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Histoncal Society, Office of Archaeology and Histonc Preservation
1300 Broadway. Denver, CO 80203
~6~
caauo x~srna~cu socien
Offfce of Arehaeolooy ~d Nistorte i~vserntion
1300 Brotl/ry, D~nwr, Wloratb l0203
IIISTOR(C YUILDiMG IMVEMTORY RELptD
IqT i0R fIELD USE
Elipible Mrnin~tad
Det. Mot Elipible Certified Rehab.
Wte
JROJECT MI11E: toulder Survey of COIAITY: CITY: tTATE ID Ib.: SBLS275
~ Nistoric PlKec, 1991 Youlder Boulder
TEImORARY YO.: tiQi-S1-3•20•006
QltREMT WILDIMG YAIE: OMIER: Itiiversity Nill Parttrrship Ltd
7307 tollepe Ave
soulder OD D0302
~oortESS: eu urn cs.
t
or~do l6i02
~oulder. W
TOMISNIP iM IUMGE 70Y 6ECTION 37 8E i/4 SY 7/4
X[STORIC NAl~: U.S.G.S. GLUD MAME: Boulder, Coloredo
Brinker Reeidmce YFAR: 1966 CPR1979) % 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 22 LOi(5): 13•14
DISTRICT MAME: ADDIT1011: Univercity Plsce TR. OF ADDITION: 1890
flLll ROII MO.: C7•9 NEWTIVE NO.: LOCATIOM OF NEGATIVES: Dl1TE OF COMSTRUCTION:
BY: Roper Yhitecre 31 City of Baulder Pleminp ESTt1UTE: ACTWIL: 1910
SOURCE: -
Boulder Canty Acxcsor
USE:
VAESENT:
Res idmce
XISTORIC:
Re6 idmce
CONDITION:
ATTACH VHOTOGRAPH XERE El(CELLENT x GOOD
f~lR DETERIORATING
EXTENT OF A4TERATIOMS:
x MIMOR IIOOERATE lUJOR
DESLRIBE:
Yroupht iran railinp.
CONTlNUED YESX NO
STTLE: Btnpalow STORIES: ptIGINAL SITE 1( IqVED
7 D~TE(5) OF MOVE:
MATERIALS: Brick, Stone, Yood, Stucco S0. FOOTAGE: NATIOMIlL REGISTER ELIGIBIIITY
7721
'
IMOIVIWRL: 1
ES R NO
AR[XITECTl1RAL DESCRIPTIpI:
Ox-ctory, frmt pabted brick residence rith ctucco nd helf-timberiny in pabte CdITRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
end. Overhnpinp eaves and detoratively chaped refters. Gabled porch ~ith YES NO
flared e~vec sd decoretive brsckets, as well es rou of decorative beams above ~p~q~ ~p~K DESIGNATION: No
porch frieze. Stone n6ble piere topped by cq.iered woden wlum s~pports; ~ood
slet baluctr~de; wod floor. Porch pabte md hac sricco, hatf-tiaberin9. and
Center door rith ¢tone threshhold
5ash
rectepular rirdw ~ith eipht liphtc NI1ME:
OATE:
.
.
and transam perlor rindai; elso do~ble-Mnp ~irxbws rith oulti-over-sinple ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS? YES I( NO
li~ts; rusticated stale silli. Bay rifldor an 6wThern tltvetian is sqiered end TrPE:
`es ctone trim and uulti-wer-sinB~e Iiyht rindors. Bey rir~~w on facede has
aeoretively sM1eped refters end sesh and trensan wirxJw ftsited by dxble•h~ng IF IMVEMTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
vindoYS. Raiced stone r~bble fardetion. Brick erd ~~th ~€~neXtr~
ADDITIONRI PAGES: TES X NO
(6~
P LAM CI UIPE : ARLXITECi: STATE ID Iq.: SBL3275
lk~cno~n
ORIGIMAL OfMER:
Wller C. sd Mery M. BriNcer
6RJItCE:
8QlRCE:
Boulder City Directory, 1911
BUILDER/COMTRAC70R:
llnkno~rt~
TXEIff ( 6) :
WIRCE: Urbn Resideeti~l Neiphborhoods,
1658-precent
CONSTRUCTIpI XISTORT (DESCRIPTIOM, W1ME5, DATES, ETC., REUTING TO INJOR AITERATIOMS TO ORIGIN11l STRUCTURE>:
CONTINUED 7E5 X MO
NlSiptlGl BACKGROUMD (DISqJSS IIPORTAM7 PERSONS AMD EVEMTS ASSOGATED YIiN TXIS STRUCTURE>: ~-
The firat listed rcsidents of this hcwe were Yeller C, sW Mary M. Brinker, ~d tAeir ean, Yeller, Jr. Yatler C. Brinker
ru born in 1ffi6 in Kentueky ~d ce~e to Demer ~ith Ific permtc in 1877. Ne rd hic fether fanded Brinker Collepiate
InetiNte in Derwer and he taupht there for eeveral yeers. Ne later Yerved u deputy canty essessor for Arapahx Canty
~d then erp~ped in the life ineur~te 6ueinees in BouLder. Mary M. Brinker ~ac houce epther for Delta Tau Detta for meny
yeere. BriNcer'e eistere, Telitfia ~aip and Mary Cook lived at 725 14tfi StreeT. fn 1973, residmis of the fiouse vere Ralph
C. and Elizabeth E. McAtee. MUfee ~es e pestor.
CON7INUED YES X M~ .
SIGNI(ICANCE CCNECK AGPROPRIATE GTEGORIES 11ND BR:EFLY JUSTIfT BELOY):
ARCMITECTURAL SlGNIi1CAMCE: NISTORIUL SIGNIFIGNCE:
REPRESENTS TNE WRK OF A INSTER ASSOCIATED VITX SIGNIFIGNT PERSONS
POCSESSES NIGN ARTlSTIC WLUES ASSOCIATED YITX SIGNIFIGNT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
% REPRESENTS A(fPE, PER(OD, OR MEiMOD Of CONSTRUCTION CONiRIBIJTES [0 AN N35TORIC DLSTRICT
STATEMENT OF SIGMIFICANLE:
ihtc house ie repreeentative oi the Bungalow Style, popular in the Univereity Nilt neiphborhood of Boulder diring the
eerly twmtieth century. Represmtative elarents of the style include the pebled roof ~ith overhenging eeves and shaped
rafterc; brick, stone, and stucco crnposiiion; end the praoinmt porch ritA etone and ~ootl s~qyorts.
CONTiNUED YES J( NO
REfERENGES (BE SPECSfIC):
Boulder Daily Cenera bio9raphical files; Boulder City Directory, 1911 erd 1973; nd Boulder Canty ~scessor retords.
CANTINUED YES X N.
SURVEYED BT: R. L. Simmons l1FF1LiATION: Front Renpe Recearch Associates, Inc. DATE: June 1991
'1oU
Address: 844 14TH ST
Boutder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAIRESOURCESURVEY
Cuitural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number: SBL3275 2. Temp. Resource Number:
3. Attachments 4. O~cal determination
(Check as many as apply) OAHP USE ONLY
j ~ Determined Eligible
^ Photographs
~,_; Determined Not Eligible
L~ Site sketch map J Need Data
`~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy ~ ,
Nominated
~.- Other
~ Listed
^ Other
,~i Contributing to N.R. District -
;=_j Not Contributing to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Brinker Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recording;: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
8b. Square Footage: »Z~
9. Changes in Condition: Fair
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551E 4427877N
11 Changes in Ownership:
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations
13. Eligibility Assesment.
Individual:
District:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
National Register Contributing
Local: Contributing
~~~
Address: 844 14TH ST
Resource Number: 5BL3275
Temp Resource Number
Cultural Resource Re-evaiuation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type. b&w Roll No: 01-AE Frame No: 12
16. Artifact and Fieid Documentation Storage Location: N/A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo a~d Map if Extensively Altered
Coloredo Historical Society, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~ ~ V
COLpRADO tliSTdliGL iOCIETT
Offi~e of Meh~eolopr ~td Mfstorte ireservetion
~t00 Y~wO+y, DerNer, Color~ l0203
.CTpIIC i11LDIMG JNVENiORT RECOtD
IqT FOR FtEID USE
Etioible Maairoted
Oet- Ibt Elipible _ Certified Rehab.
Wte
PRWEtt 1WE: Boulder iurvey of COIMTY: CITY: MATE ID MO.: SB13276
Yiatoric Pl~eec, 1991 Boulder Boulder
TEIPORART YO.: 1i6S'31'3-27-074
MlREMT ~111LDtY6 MME: OMIER: Lovtl~eC Betty i
n4s ucn s~
ld
0.S
er CO a
02
bu
MDRESS: 6i5 KtA Cc.
Boulder, Wlor~do 80302
TOYNSNIP 1M RANGE 70W iE[Tlpl 31 SE t/4 bl! 1(4
XIitORiC MAME: U.S.G.S. Ol1M WIME: Boutder, Colorado
Wle Relldente TEAR: 1966 (PR7979) 7( 7.5' 15'
YLOCK: 73 l07(S>: 34-36
DISTRIfT WIIQ: ADDIT(pl: Univercity Plxe YR. OF MDtTipl: 1890
i7LN ROLL NO.: 97-9 MEWTIVE NO.: LOGTIOM Of MEfJ1TtYES: - DATE OF CONSTRUCTION:
BY: Royer Yhit~ere 32 Lity of Ywlder Clrninp ESTIMATE: ACTWL: 1911
SOURCE:
Boulder Canty Ascecsor
USE:
PRESENT:
Residmce
NIStOR[C:
Recidence
• CONDITION:
ATTACN PHOTOGRAPH NERE FJ(CELLENT x GOOD
iAIR DETERIORATING
EXTENT Of ALTERAT10M5:
MiMOR z IIOOERATE MNJOR
DESCRIUE:
Peinted brick. Shed roofed addition
m touth.
CONTINUED YESX MO
6TYLE: Craft~nen STORIES: ORIGINAL SITE X NDVED
1 1I4 DATE(S) OF MOVE:
IMTERIALS: Brick, Yootl, Stane, Stucco 50. FODTAGE: NATiONAL REGISiER ELtGIHtLiTY
2262
INDIVIWAL: YES % NO
ARLHfiECTUUi DESCaIPTION:
Side pable roofed re¢idence ~ith stueco sid half-tidrerinp in pable ends, es CONTRIBUTING TO D[STRICT:
Yell ~c evenly ~peced dd6le•hinB Y1~IOOY6 ~ith six-over-six liphtc. Shed roofed, YES NO
front, r~ll doner is stuccoed ~d hae do~ble-Iwi9 windorc. Briek firct etory, ~p~, ~µp~K DESIGNATION: Mo
stuccoed ~yper otory, reiced stone nbbte fourktion. Porch ic off•emter,
fnset, ~nd hes brick a~port Y1CA YOOd(.Y1 M'BCl6 fcnainy hood over entrdxe.
Briek porch ~ellc rith stane trim. Overhanginp esves
expoecd refcerc
sd ~~
DATE:
,
,
~rpular knee brxes. S4ered, projeetinp, bsy windou m fxade Aea shed roof. ASSOGATE~ BUILDIMGS? xYES MO
~ xr ~indors ere dxble-h~np, heve uultiple lipbts, and rusticated etone cills.
:enter, brick thisrcy rith sxone trim, trPE:
w~ea
IF IMVEMT00.SED~ LSST ID NOS.:
CONTIMIED? YES 1( NO
ADDRlOMAL PAGES: TES X NO
I ~/ !
VLA M Si IAPE : ARCHITECT: STATE ID MO.: SBL3276
Ikiknorn
ORIGINAL OYNER:
lwrence nd Famje Cole
SOURCE:
S4AtCE:
Boulder City Direttory, 1913
WILDER/CONTRACTOR:
lhlcrnun
THOIE(5):
SOURCE: Urbsi Recidmtiat MeiphborAoodc,
1858-precent
LOMSTRUCTIOM NISTORT (DESCRIPTION, MMIES, DATES, ETC., REUTIMG TO MAJOR ATERdTIpIS TO ORIGINAL STRUCTURE):
CONTINUED tES % MO
NISTORIGL iACKGROUND (GISq1S5 IMPORTJINT PERSONS IWD EVEMTS 115SOCI~TED YITX TNIS STRUCTURE): --
The firct listed recidmtc of thic Aame rere Lsrrmce Y. rd Frmie B. Cole. Ls+rmce Yoocter Cole res the head of the
psycAolopy depsrCOmt of the Univercity of Colorado and a repent for that institution. Ne res born in Ohio in 1870 and
received hic VAD from Xervard Univercity. Xe rorked as s~perintmdent of ccAoolc in Oklahare sxl tater taupht et
lkllectey Cotlepe ~ntil 1910, uhm he rac appointed prohcsor of psycholopy rd ed~catim at the Univercity of Colorado.
Bet~+een 1971 rd 1920, he ~ec ~lso director of the School of Social Service. Cole ras active in camaniiy effsirs,
servinp on the boerd of eA~cetim in BouLder sd ~ec ective in the Chamber of Commerce. Cole ras author of a ~idely used
teztbook in pcycholopy. Mrc. F~rfie Cole ~es born in Missouri sd migrated to Oklehame i~ a covered ragon ~ith her
permts. ihere che met Dr. Cole, rhan she mer;ied in 7900. She ~as also s tescher. Mrs. Cole was active in civic and
cociel pro~ps in Boulder. She lived in this house ~ntiL her deeth in 1957.
CONTINUED YES X N
516MIFIUINCE (CNELK A7GROVRiAiE GTEGORIES AMD BNIEFLT JUSTIFT BELOW):
ARCNITECTURAL SIGM1FIGlBCE: NISTORIGL SIGNIFIGMCE:
REPRESEMTS iNE IIORK OF A MSTER x ASSOCI~TED YITX SIGNIi1CANT PERSONS
iOSSE5SE5 NIGH MTISTIC VALUES ASSOC111TED YfTN SIGNIi1CANT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
^ REPRESENTS ~ TYPE, PERIOD, qt METNOD OF CONSiRUCTION CONTRIBUTES TO 11M NISTORIC OI51RIC7
STATENENT OF SIGNIFIU1pCE:
Thic house ie representative of the Creftanan Style residences popular in Colorado dirinp the eerly trentieth century.
Representetive etenents include the pabled roof ~ith ctucco end half timberinp; front dormer; brick, stone, end stucco
caposition; erd xulti-light rindo~+s. The house is associeted ~ith LaYrmce Cole, head of the psychology department at
tAe Univercity of Colorado and regent of that institution.
CONTINUED YES X NO
REFERENCES (BE SVECIFIC):
Boulder Daily Cemera biographical files; Boulder City Directory, 1913; and Boulder Canty Asussor records.
LONTINUED YES % ~
SURVEYED BY: R. L. Simmons l1FFILIATION: Front Rnye Research Associates, Inc. DATE: June 1991
1~2
Address: 845 14TH ST
Boulder. Coloredo
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number. 5BL3276
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply)
~ Photographs
I_ Site sketch map
:~ U.S G S. map photocopy
~ - Other
~ Other
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. O~cal determination
OAHP USE ONLY
"~ Determined Ehgible
J' Determined Not Eligible
' Need Data
'J Nominated
~ ~ Listed
,=; Contributing to N.R. District -
-_, Not Contri6uting to N.R. District
5 Resource Name: Cole Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions.
Contributing outbuilding.
8b. Square Footage: z262
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476517E 4427871 N
11. Changes in Ownership:
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13 Eligibility Assesment:
Individual
District:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: NlA
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
1 7 ~
Address: 845 14TH ST
Resource Number: 56L3276
Temp. Resource Number.
Culturei Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers'
Type. b8w Roll No: 01-AF Frame No: 4
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location NIA
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s). Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaeology and Hisloric Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
( 7~1
wtuuw n~a~ui~~x wi.~c~~
Offix of llrthnwtopy rd Mistorie Prc~erntim
1300 BroaOiry, Der~r, Colorsdo E02C3
M16TORIC BUILDING IMVEMTORY RECORD
IqT FOR FIELD USE
Elipible 11~iruted
Det. Ibt Flipible _ Grtfffed aM~b.
Dste
lOJER MN~: butder Wrvey of COl1NiY: CITT: tTATE ID MO.: SBt32T7
Niotorie Pt~eec. 1991 Boulder Boulder
, TFIPORIIRT MO.: 1583'31•3-20'005
WtRENT WILDIMG NAIff: OYIIER: Reichert Daneld K i Geneve E
740 12th 6t
Boulder fD 60302
ADDRESS: 650 lith St.
Baulder, ColorWo EUS02
TOYNSHID 1M NAMGE 70Y SFCTIOM 31 SE 1/b SY 1/6
XISTOItIC W11ff: U.S.G.S. aL1D WJIE: ioulder, Coloredo
Porter Residence YEAR: 19d6 (PR1479) % 7.5' 15~
BLOCK: 22 L0T(S): 71'12
DISTRICT NAME: ADDITION: lt~ivercity Place YR. OF ADDITIdI: 1890
FIIM ROLL YO.: 91-9 NEWTIYE NO.: LOCATIOM OF MEWTIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTION:
BT: Roper Yhitscre 36 City of 8oulder Plami~g ESTINATE: ACTWL: 1913
SOURCE:
Boulder Canty Astesaor
USE:
PRESENT:
Rl61dlBC!
NISTORIC:
Rec idmce
CONUITION:
ATTACN PNOTOCRAPN NERE EXCELLENT GOOD
z FAIR DETERIORATING
. E%TEMT OF ~LTERATIONS:
x MINOR IIODERATE NAJIXt
DESCRIBE:
Painted britk ehiimey.
CONTINUED YESX NO
STYLE: &npalw STORIES: ORIGINAL SITE J( MOVED
7 DI1TE(S) OF MOVE:
MATERIALS: Wod, Stone S0. FOOTAGE: NATIONAL REGISTER EIIGIBILITT
781
TES X NO
INDIVIIXIAL
:
MCNITECTURAI DESCRIPiIOM:
One-etory, pyrsnidel hipped roof d'ellinp rith shinpled ~alls. Overhen8in9 eeves CONTRIBUTING t0 DISTRICT:
sd ezpoced refterc. Off-emcer, pebl[d porch ~ith rood post c~yportc atop YES NO
ctane piers rd wod reilinp (original). Geble end ic ehinpled and has ~pU~ ~µpMpRK DESIGNl~TION: No
trianpular br~cec. Center door. Two-over-one IIQIIL YIIWDM6 ~ith plein wood
wrrands. Wiaed, ctme n~ble fandetion. Brick chiimey. ~'
DATE:
ASSOCIIITED BUILDIMGS? 7E5 % NO
TYPE:
IF [NVENTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
COIITIMUEO? 7ES X NO
MDITIONRL P~GES: TES X NO
~7S
iLA M S XAP E: ARCMITECT: STATE 10 MO.: SBL32T7
Iltnoyn
ORIGIIUL OIMER:
i
F~n
e C. Porter
SOURCE:
BQIRCE:
i
i
1973
Boulder C
ty D
rectory,
BUILDER/COMTRACTOR:
tkdcnoun
TNEME(S>:
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tE58-present
CONSTRUCTIOM XISTORt (DESCRIPYIOM, N1VES, DATES, ETC., REUTING TO INJOR ALTERAT10M5 TO ORIGINAL STRUCTURE):
CON7INUED YES X MO
NISTplIUL BACKGROUND (D1SQ155 IMPORTANT pER50N5 AMD EVENTS ASSOCIATED YITH THIS STRUCTURE):
In 1973, [his rac the haie of Fsnie Christian Porter, ridoy of John Porter. Mrc.-GOrter left Boulder in 7920.
CONTINUED YES X F
SIGNIFICANCE (CNECK A7PROPRIATE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFLY JUSTIFY BE~OY):
ARCMITECTIIRAL SIWUFiGMCE: HISTORIGL SIGNIFIGNLE:
REVRESEMTS TXE YORK OF A M115TER ASSOCIATED YJTX SIGNIFIGMT PERSONS
P06SESSES XIGN ARTISTIG VALUES ASSOCIATED YITN SIGMIi1GMT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
x REiRESEMTS A TYPE, PERIOD, OR MEiN00 OF COMSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTES TO ~M NISTORIC DISTRICT
SiATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE:
This ha~e representa the freee version of tAe &npela+ Style homrs popuLar in 8oulder tLring the early trentieth cmtury.
RlPI'!flIIT~L)V! !~!lfli6 IM~IX~[ Lh! Ffy~s0ldll ~l(IQCd roof rith Ovlf Aef1g1RQ !M!6 llld !%POSld 1'H}LGf6; geb~! POf Ch Y1Ch
rood wpportc atop stane pierc; and wlti-over-sinyle light uindo~s. The hwse ic notable for its shingled ~alls.
CONTINUED rES X NO
REPERENCES (BE SPEGFIU:
Boutder Deily Camere biopraphicel files; Boulder City Directory, 7913-1914; and Boulder Canty Assessor records.
CONTINUED 7E5 % NL
SURVEYED BY: R. L. Siimntis AFiILI~TION: Front Renpe Research Associetes, Inc. DATE: Jime 1991
( ~~
Address: 8S0 147H ST
~oulder, Colarado
COLORAD~ CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cuitural ~tesource i~e-evaEuation Form
1. Resource Number: 5BL3277
3. Attachments
(Check as many as apply
~ Photographs
- Site sketch map
~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy
- Other
_ Other
5. Resource Name: Porter Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: i~ront Range Research l4ssoc.;
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Compvsite asphalt shingle siding.
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. Offica! determination
GAHP USE ONLY
_ Determined Eligibls
Determined Not Eligible
~ Need Data
Nominated
- - Listed
= Contributing to N.R. District ~-
Not Contributing to N.R. District
June 199'9
8b. Square Footage: 781
9. Changes in Condition: Fair
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476551 E 4427882N
11. Changes in Ownership: REICHERT DONALD K& GENEVA E
740 12TH ST
BOU~DER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility P,ssesment:
Individual: DiStriCt:
National Register: Flot Eligible
L~cal Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
National Register: Cont~ibuting
Local: Contributing-restorable
f77
Adu~ress: 850 9~TH ST
Resaurce Numbe~: 5BL3277
Temp. Ftesource Number:
Cuitura! Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No: 01-AE Frame Ivo: 19
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location: N1,4
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s}: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara RamSey 19: Date{s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes 8arth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~
f7~~S
aDLORADO N1STatIGI 80CIETY
Officr of Archaeotopy rid Mistoric Preservation
1300 9rwd+ep, Derner, Color~do 80203
MISTORIC BUILDIMG INVEMTORT RECORD
MOT FOR F1ELD USE
Elipible Maninated
_ Det. Not Elipible _ Certified Reh~b.
Qate
~OJECT MAME: Boulder Curvey of CDUMTY: CITY: iTATE ID MO.: 58L3278
1991
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TElpORRART MO.: i~63-31-3-21-015
CtRtRENT BUILDING NMff: OYIlER: Johnson H E 111 i Ch~rlotte S
451 lith St
Boulder CO a0302
AppRESS: E51 tfth St.
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ora
TWNSHID 1M RAMGE 7041 SECTIOM 31 SE 1/4 S~1 1/4
IIISTORIC MAME: U.S.G.S. OIJAD N11ME: Boulder, Colorado
Sav~pe Recidence 1'fAR: 1966 (PR19T4) 7c 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 23 LOT(S): 37-39
DISIRICT MAME: RDD1110M: liiiversity Place YR. OF ADpITION: 1890
f1LM ROLL MO.: 91-9 MEGATIVE MO.: LOUTIOM Of MEGJITIN~S: DATE OF COMSTRUCTION:
BT: Roper Ifiitacre 34 City of Boulder Plaminp ESTIIUITE: ACTWL: 1917
SOURCE:
Boulder Canty Assescor
USF:
PRESENT:
Residence
MISTORIC:
Residence
CONDITION:
ATTACH PHOTOGRAPH HERE ExCELLENT x GDOD
fA1R DETERfURATING
EXTENT OF AITERATIONS:
x kIMQR MOOERATE MAJIXt
DESCRfBE:
CONTINUED YESX NO
STYLE: Creticman STORIES: OR1GiNAl SITE X pQVED
2 DATE(5) OF MDYE:
KATERIALS: Brick, Stone, Stucco, Wood S0. FOOTAGE: IlATIONAI REGiSTER ELIGI8ILITY
2280
INDIVIDUAL: x TES Id0
11RCHITECTURAL OESCRIPTIOM:
Front peble roofed brick residence tuo front pebled well dormers end a gebled C011TRIBUTIMG TO D15TRICT:
porch mtrance. Yidely overhenping eaves on sll dornrcrs, chaped verpeboards TES NO
and trianpulsr, decorative breckets ~nder all yeble mdc. Center of front pable LOCAL UUIDMARK DESiGNATION• No
md festures tiny ~nylcd oriel ~indor+ with decoretive breckets trxierneeth. Two
pabled donaers bmeath this have bay ~indows, ctucco and helf-tia~rinp, dentils,
~nd dable-hv~g windows with x-shepcd tractry in the upper sash. Porch wraps ~E=
DAT~:
erand to form porte cochere, has brick s~ports topped by yeametric wood, solid ASSOCIATED SUILDINGS? 1'ES x NO
brick ~ells ~ith arched insets, cor6ellinp, and stone trim. Porch has pabled TYPE:
mtrance with stucco and half-timberinp, drntils, erd chaped veryeboard. Ibod
-ch floor. Oriel window with hipped roof end exposed rafters o~ 6outh. 1F INVElJTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
~ningled ax-sto bow window on north. Yood ehingle~PlJa~MH~~'e ~Se~d reft~rs.
IID~ITIONAL PAGES: YES X NO
~ ~~
p ~µ ~ ~ ; ARCMITfGTe iTATE ID MO.: Sa13278
lRoknore~
t7R1Gi1lAL ~lER
:
~r
ro
S
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e
~ge
SOlJRCE
:
~QiRCE
:
1418
Boulc~rr Cit
9ircctor
y,
y
oUILDER/COMTltACTOR:
i
~rwwn
lJn
ThE11E(5):
~~ Urbwn Residential Neiphborhoods
; ,
1~-presac~t
CONSTRUCT101f NI6TptT (OESCRIPTI~k, MAMES, DATES, ETC., RELATING TO PUIJOR ALTERATIOMS TQ OR1GIIlAL STRlJCTl1RE):
ArcM. Desc. Cont. Reised, sftvx r'~ble fandation. Off-center door ~ith trefoil ~indow end starx threshhald. Brick erd
ch i~eaty.
CO!!T I NUED YES l( 010
NlSTORiGL BACCGROUND (OISLUSS 1MPORTA)1T PER50r1~ AMD EYEfITS ASSOCIATED YITH THIS STRUCTURE):
The 1918 Boulder tity Directory lists Frances D. Savs~e, vido~+ of Semxl S. Ssvape, es thE arr~er of this rrsidence.
Fr~ntes Sava~ wss the aother of the threr woe~en who contirxied to live in tlx Univercity Nill rxi9hborhoad ~rinQ
adulthood, Frances, Patty, end Satly Savspe. The Nisses Savage were fram Ashland, Kentucky, where their tether was a
jud@t. The Savspe fsaily c~e to ~oulcler caaeti~e prior to Ibrld Var I. Frances Sevage was a supervis.or in the Red Cross
cuttinp s~d bendege room et the University of Color~o durinp tAe ~er. Me~+paper atcar+ts reported the sisters frequent
vicitc to relatives md fri~dr, but did not aention their e~loyrnmt, if arry.
CUl1TINUED YES X Nl
S16MIfIGANCE (CNECC APaROPRIATE CJITEGORIES AND SRIEFLY JUSTIFT BfLOU):
/IRCH]TECTURAL SI6liIfIGWCE: HISTORILI-L SIGIlIF1UMCE:
REPitESENTS THE iARX OF A MA&TER A5SOCIATED YItH SIGNIFICANT PERStNJS
POSSESSES HIGH ARTISTIL VALUES ASSOCIATED YI7H 51GMIFICANT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
x REPRESEMTS A TTP~, PERI00, QR METH00 OF CONS7RUCTiON COMTRIBU7E5 TO JtN HISTORIC DISTRICT
STATEMEMT Of SIGNIFiCAfICE:
This is a well-preserved and hiphly decor~ted version af the Creftsrttien Style residences popular in Boutdar durin~ the
early twentieth century. The house hes m~y finely crafted end noteble deteils, includinp is multiple front gables wit~
stucto, helf-ti~berinp, and dentils; its unusual iirry oriet Yindow; its pabled bay windo~ed dormers; its urap aroend porch
with port~ cochere; and its sAingled bow ~+inda+ and eouthern oriel ~indow.
CONTINUED YES X NO
REFEREMCES (BE SPECIf1C>:
Boulder Deily CAr+ero bioyrephicel filee; Boulder Canty Assessor records; ar~d 8oulder City Directory, 1918.
CONTINUED TES X -"
SURVEYED 81': R. L. Simnons AFFILIATIDId: Fro~T Ranpe Reseerch Associstes, lnc. DATE: J~+~e 1991 _
r ~U
r
Address: 851 14TH 57
~ou~der, Colarad~
COlOF2f+D0 CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cuitura! R~~ource Re-~valuatior~ rarm
1. Resource Number: 5~L,3278
3. P:ttachments
(Check as many as apply
~ Photographs
~ Site sketch map
~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy
_ Other
Other
2. Temp. Resource Numb~r:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
Determined Eliqible
Deterrnined Not Eligibie
Need Data
Nominated
- Listed
Contributing to N.R. District
- Not Co~tributing tc N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Savage Resid~nce
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 9991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Original house restored. New paint and asphalt roof with copper flashing. Storm window~. N~var wo~d
frame rear additian with stone base anci double hung H~indows. New garage and driveway.
8b. Square Footage: ~a47
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476517E 4427882N
11. Changes in Ownership: SHAPIRO LINDA L REVOCABLE TRUST 8
12550 HIBLER WOODS DR
ST LOUIS
MO
63141
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Eligibte
Local Landmark: Eligibls
District:
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contrib~ting
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: NlA
I ~ I
Address: 851 14Tf~ ST
Resour~e Number: ~~~.3z7~
Tem~. Resource Number:
Cultural Re~ource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
~~ Photoy~aph T'~~zS and Numbers:
Rc!I No 01-AF Frame Nc 5
Type: b&w
~d. Artifact and F~eIJ Dccumentation S,orage Location: NIA
~,-. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
~g: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Qarth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(sj: Mar 2002
?p: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Pti
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Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
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caaaoo x~sraatua taien
Office of ArcAaeolopy ard Nistorie Crecervetim
7300 Brwdiy. Derner. Wlordo D0203
'ORIC WILDIMG IMVEMTORT RECORD
N0T fat FIELD USE
Elipible Maainsted
Det. Mot Eliyibte _ Certified Rehab.
Wte
i PROJEtt Wilff: ioulder Bu~vey of CUtA1TT: CITT: 6TATE ID MO,: 581327V
l l
Mistoric Pl~cec, 1991 Bou
der der
Bou
7EMPORART MO.: 1Kr3'31-3'20-004
WRREMT BUILDIM6 WYff: OYMER: Schrock Yicholu Y i Ruth i
. 860 7~tfi St
80502
td
Bou
er CO
IIDpRE55: E60 1{th St.
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302
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butder, W
9
TOYMSNIP 1M IUNGE TOY SECTION 31 SE 1/i SY i(4
N1STdt1[ W111E: U.S.G.S. OIiW IUME: Houlder, Wlorado
Siaetrinp Recid~me YEAR: 1966 (PR7V79) X T.5' L5~
BLOCK: 22 LOTlS): 9-10
OISTRICT M141E_ ADDiTIpI: University Ql~ce YR. OF ADDITION: 1890
FILM ROLL MO.: V1-10 MEWTIYF NO.: LOGT]QI OF NEWTIVES: DATE OF COMSTRUCTION:
BY: Roper YAiUere < Ciry of Bouider Planinp ESTIIUITE: ALTWL: 5922
SWRCE:
Boulder Cov+ty Aeceacor
USE:
PRESENT:
Aesidmc[
XISTORIC;
Re6idmce
CONDiTIq1:
lITTACN PXOTOGRAPH NERE EXCEIIENT GOOp
x FAIR DETERIORATING
EXTEMT OF ALTERATIONS:
x MIMOR MOpERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
CONTINUED YES% NO
SiTLE: &nBalov STORIES: ORIGINAL SITE % MVJED
1 DATECS7 OF lqVE:
MMTERIALS: Britk, Stucco, Wood, Stone SG. f00TAGE: MATIONAI REGISTER ELIGIBILITY
1080
S % NO
1'
W
INDIVID
IL:
E
IINCXITEC7URAL DESCRIPTION:
Qie•etory, frmt pebie roofed brick residence with pabled porch. Overhangin8 C4NSRIBUTING TO DlSTRICT:
ewes. Stucco rd fislf•ti~eri~ in 9eble ends; peired wirxlw+ rith slented YES M~
wrrand. Porch elao hee stucco and half~tiabecing i~ pable end, ac relt ss ~pG~ UNpy~qK DESIGNASION: Mo
cntid brick ~sUn ~ixh tancrete tria erd trrick piere topped by tapered woed
posts. Center door, peneled and pl~ted. Daired, five-pver-ane liphi windovs to
8rick chiimey. Reiced
ripht of door
Yindo~+c heve brick eille and itet erches ~E'
DATE:
,
.
.
etone nbble farxktien. Neevy vire eover m house. ASSOCIATED BuILDINGS? 1'ES 7( NO
TYPE:
IF INVENTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
COMTiMUED? TES % MO
ADDiT10NAL PAGES: YES % NO
~~~
V LAY T W1PE : ARCNIiECT: 6TATE ID YO.: 56l327q
1liluio~n
OR16IMlLL G4MER:
ii~bert ~nd ,Icecie Siwerinp
SOURCE:
fQ/tCE:
but~r City Diroctory, 7~13
MIILDER/COMTRACTpt:
IY~kno~n
TNDE(S):
i
i
f01RCE: dent
UrWn Res
~l Meiphborhoodc,
IESS•preseni
COMSTRUCTIOM NIiTUtY (DESCRIPTION, MJUffS, DATES, ETC., RElAT1MG TO M11JOR JILTERATIOMS TO ORIGIMAI STRUCTURE):
CANTINUED TES X MO
XISTORIUIL 611CKGROlN10 (DlSWSS IMPORTANT VERSOMS AMD EVEMTS ASSOCIIITED YITN TN15 STRUCTURE): ~-
Thic rK the Iw~e of Siebert L. sd Jeccie M. Simnerinp. Siabert Sisnerinp ~as heW of the nechanitat enpineerine
depsrLent ~t the Univercity of Cotorsdo fron 1979 ~ntil his death in 1960. Jescie Lworesa Simmerinp ~es born in
Mcbr~ske ~nd tapht cchool tntil Aer ~srriage in 1910. She ~as active in socist orpanizations rd the Presbyterien Church
in Boulder ~nd lived in thic haie ~ntil her death in 1%0.
Cp1TINUED YES X M'
SIGNIFIGNCE (CXECK APPROVRI~TE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFL7 JUSTIFY BELOY):
ARCNITECTURAI S1GNIfICAMCE: NISTORIGI SIGIUFICANCE:
REPRESENTS TNE YORK OF A MRSTER x 11SSOCIATED YITH SIGNIiIGNT PERSONS
iOSSESSES HICN ARTISTIC VALUES ASSOCIATED YITX SICNIFICANT EYENTS OR PA7TERNS
a REPRESEMTS ll TrPE, pER10D, OR METN00 Oi COMSTRUCTION COMTRIBUTES TO AM HISTORIC DISTRICT
S7~TEMENT OF SIGIIIFICANCE:
Thic houee ic usociated rith Siebert Simnering, head ot the nechenical engineering depar~cnt of the University of
Wlordo for 20 years. TAe house is representetive of thc &nBelow Style popuLar in The Universiry Nill nei0hborhood of
Boulder drinp the early trentieth cmtury. Representetive elercnts include the pabted roof ~ith stucco and helf-
tuberirp in pable md; overhanginp eaves; brick end 6SOI1t COGp061t1p1~ and praninmt porcA rith brick and ~ood supports.
(
COMTINUED YES % NO
REFERENCES (BE SPECIFIC):
Boulder Oaity Lanera biogrephical files; Boulder Canty Assessor records; rd Boutder City Directory, 1923.
Cd1TINUED TES X N~
SURVEYED BT: R. L. Simnms AFi1LIAT10N: Front Ranpe Recearch Aewcietec, int. DATE: Jvx 1991
~ ~-1
Address. 860 74TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLOR4D0 CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cuitural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1 Resource Number 5B~32'9 2 Temp, Resource Numb°~
3. Attachments 4. Off+cal determination
ONNP ~SE ONL~
(ChecK es many as aoply~ _
` Determined Eligible
- Photographs = Determined Not El~gible
Site sketch map Need Data
n! U.S.G.S. map photocopy - Nominated
- Other -~ Listed
_ Other =, Contnbuting to N.R. District -
` Not Contributing to N R. Distnct
5. Resource Name' Simmering Residence
6. Purpose of this current site vfsit Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings Front Range Research Assoc. June 1991
8a Changes or Additions to Previous Descnptions:
Storm door. Chain link fence at rear of property.
Sb Square Footage ~oeo
9. Changes in Condition
10a. Changes to Location or S;ze Informatio
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476552E 4427893N
~ 1 Changes in Ownership SCHROCK NICHOLAS W 8 RUTH T
860 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations
13 Eligibility Assesment
Individual: District:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
!~5
Address 860 147H ST
Resource Numbe~: SBL3279
Temp. Resource Number
Culturel Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 oi 2
i5 Phorograph Types and Numbers
Typa. b8w Roll No: 01-AE Frame Nc 10
16 Artrfact and Field Documentation Storege Locatior N/A
17. Report Title: University Hil~ Resurvey
18 Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19' Date(s): Mar 2002
20 Recorder Affihahon: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map ii Extensively Altered
Colorado Histoncal Soc~ety, OKce M Archaeology and Hisloric Preserva~on
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
/Qjb
fnLORADO NISTdlIGI tOCIETT
Offia of Mehaeoloyy ~rd Nistoric Pre~ervetim
1300 Brnsd~ey. Denver, Calorado 00203
'TOR1C BUILDING iMVENiORY RECURD
MOT FOR FIELO USE
Elipible Ilamiroted
Det. Yot Elipible _ Grtified Reheb.
Dste
, iROJER WE: Boulder Survey of CW1TY: CITY: ST~TE ID YO.: 58L3280
Nisioric ilacec. 7991 Boulder Baulder
TflPORART MO.: 1~63'37•3•21-016
CURREMT WILDIYG NM~: WMER: .Whuz Joseph B i Lorrairc E Yood
!6S t~th St
r CD 60302
ld
B
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e
ADDRESS: D6T 14th St.
Boutder, Colorado E0.T02
TOYIISXIP iM RAMGE 70Y SELTIOM 31 6E 1/4 SY i/4
NiSTORIC MMIE: U.S.G.S. OWD MAME: Boulder, Colorado
Owslt Recidmce 1'EAR: 7966 (VR7979) X 7.5' 75'
40•61
«
23 LOT
5
,
(
):
BLOCK:
DISTRICT MlIME: ADDITION: 1-iiversity Pl~ce YR. OF ADD1Tlpl: 1890
FILM ROIL YO.: 97•10 MEWTIVE MO.: LOGTION OF NEG0.TIVES: DATE OF COMSTRULTIOM:
BT: Roper Yhitacre 2 City of Baulder Planinp ESTIIUITE: --ACTWL: 7922
SOURCE:
- Boutder Cwity Aececwr
USE:
PRESENT:
Reciden[e
XISTORIC:
Residence
COND[Tlql:
ATTACX PHOTOGRAPN HERE E%CELLENT x COOD
' iAIR DETERIORATING
IXTEMT Oi AUERATIONS:
x MIMOR MODERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
CONTINUED YES% NO
STYLE: Crsftamn STORIES: ORIGIIUL SITE X IIOUED
1 3/4 DATE(S) Of lqVE:
MATERIALS: Brick, Mood, Stone, Stucco S0. FOOTIICE: MATIONAL REGiSTER ELtGIBILiTY
3520
TES % MO
MDIVIDUAL
:
1
ARCNITECTURIIL DESCRI7TION:
Side oable roofed brick recidmce rith stuceoed 9able erd, overhsi8~~9 esves, CONTRIBUTING TO DISTRitT:
expoced rafters, rW trianpular brsces. Gabled, frmt donoer ic ctuecoed, uith TES NO
corner boerdc, Orwy of three, do~ble•lunp rindors, overhanping eeves, expoced ~pU~ WlpyUtK DESIGNATION: No
refterc, nd decoretive besas. Dect roofed, ~rap-srand projecting porch at
comer of 6uitdinp has brick piller supports, ~aoden baWstrade, erd is topped ~=
DATE:
Da6te•Mnp ~inda~e ~ith
Off-emter door
lire
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t
d
t
i
b
d
b
.
ra
oorn
cc
.
~ roo
en
s
ue
e s
wukn wrrandc ~d brick aillc, peired and in prays of three. Brick chimiey. ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS? YES % NO
Stone fandetion hes reiced crter. TYVE:
IF IMVENTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
COMTIMUED? YES X MO
ADDITIOIUL PAGES: YES X NO
~~7
VLA Y S NAP E: ARCNITECT; STATE ID Iq.: 56L32L0
lY~kno~n
ORIGINAL OYNER:
E~ee Owelt
SOIAtCE:
SQ7YLE:
Boulder City Dirottory, 7923
WILDER/COMTRACTOR:
11dc~wyn
TNEME(S):
SOURCE: Urbn Residential Meiphborhoodc,
7E58-precent
COMSTRUCTIQI NlSTORT (DESCIIIiT10N, NJINES, DA7ET, ETC., RELATIMG TO NAJOR ALTERA710MS TO ORIGIWIL STRUCiURE):
CANTINUED YES % NO
NISTORIGL YACCGROlA1D (DISd15S II~ORTANT PERSOMS IIND EVENTS ASSOCIATED YITM TX15 STRUCTURE):
In 1923, the Boulder City Directory licted ihis q tlrc recidenee of Fm~e Owslt.
COMTiNUED YES % N~
SIGMIi1GNCE (LXECK MPROPRIATE GTEGORIES UiD BRIEFL7 JUSTIfT BELOY):
ARCXITECTURAL SIGNIFIGMCE: MISTORIGL SIGNIFIU111CE:
REVRESENTS TNE YORK Of 11 IUISTER ASSOCIATED YITN SIGNIFIGNT VERSONS
VOSSESSES XIGN l1RTISTIC VALUES ASSOCIATED YRM SIGMIFlGNT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
x REVRESENTS A TYiE, PERIOD, OR METXOD OF COMSTRUCTIW CDMTRIWTES TO J1N NISTORIC DISTRICT
ST~TENENT OF SIGMIFICANCE:
Thic houu reprecentc ihe Lreftemen Sryle populer in the Univercity Mi(t neiphborhood of 8oulder during the earty
tyeniieth teniury. Reprecentetive details intlude [he 6ide gabled roof rith werAan9~~fl eaves and trienguler breces; the
stucto, stone, ed brick caiposiiion; the pffiled front dorner erd the praninmt porch rith brick sipports.
CONTtNUED YES 1( NO
REFERENCES (BE SiEC1FIC):
Boulder City Directory, 1923; and BouLder Canty Assessor records.
LONTINUED YES % /
SURVEYED BY: R. L. Simmonc AFFILIATIOM: Frmt Range Research Associates, ]nc. DATE: June 1991
iV~
Address 863 14TH ST
Boulder, Coloredo
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1 Resource Number 56L3280
3. Attachments
(Check as many as appiy)
~ J Photographs
'-_' Site sketch map
~~ U S G.S map photocopy
' ~ Other
C Other
2. Temp. Resource Number:
4. Offical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
~ Determined Eligible
~, Determined Not Eligible
~ ; Need Data
-, Nominated
J Listed
,'~ Contributing to N.R. Distnct -
- Not Contributing to N R. District
5. Resource Name Oswait Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings. Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Sb. Square Footage: 3392
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476517E 4427905N
11. Changes in Ownership RAJ ISHI & JYOTSNA
863 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations
13 Eligibiliry Assesment:
Individual:
District
National Register. Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
National Register: Contributing
Local. Contributing
(8~
Address: 863 14TH ST
Resource Number: 56L3280
Temp. Resource Number
Culturel Resource Re-evaluation Form
pa9e 2 of 2
15 Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No. 01-AF Frame No: 6
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location: NIA
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19. Date(s): Mar 2002
20. Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Histoncal Sociery, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preserva6on
7300 Broadway, Denver, CO 60203
~ 1 ~
crna~n ns~s~u. ftr~~•.
~r ,. •• . .nw w ~.~.w... -.... ,. .
1300 BroW/q, OvNer, Wlorado l0203
MISTORIC WILD(YG /YVENTORT AECORD
T-'
M0T ipt f1ELD USE
_ Etiytble Mo~iroted
Wt. Mot Eti0lble _ Grtified Rehab.
Mte
20JECT MNE: Ba+lder Survey of COLMTT: CITY: 6TATE ID MO.: SBL32B1
l
Nfsto~fe Pt~eas, 1997 Bautder Bou
der
TElPORARY MO.: 1<63-37-3•20-003
GRREYi WILDIMG NMF: 01AIER: Alper .loh~ma
Bbi 1<th St
a0S
bulder CO
02
11pDRESS: !6i 74th 8t.
30
bulder, CotorWo l0
2
TOIMSNIG iM RANGE 70Y YECTIOM 37 SE 1/i 6Y 7/~
NISTORIC WII~: U.S.G.S. OWD MNIE: Boulder, Wloredo
WehCUrn Recidence TE~R: 1966 (VR1979> X 7.5~ 15~
BLOLK: 22 L0T(S): 7-6
DISTRICT MN~: ADDITtON: Ihiversity Vl~ee YR. Oi ADpITIW: 1890
FIUI ROLL MO.: ~7-10 MEWTIVE MO.: LOGTIOM OF MEWTIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTION:
iT: Roper Yhiteere 6 City of Boulder Plrninp ESTIMIITE: ACTIML: 1970
60URCE: -
. Boulder Canty Acsecwr
USE:
VRESENT:
Rec idmtt
NISTORIC:
Reeidenee
CONOITION:
ATTACX PXOTOGRAPN HERE El(CELLENT x GOOD
iAtR DETERIORATING
EXTENT OF ALTERATIONS:
a MIMOR IqDERATE MI~JOR
OESCRIBE:
Yrou~t irm stsir railinp.
CON7INUED 1ES7( MO
STYLE: &npelou STORIES: ORIGIMAL SITE X MOVED
7 DATE(S7 OF MWE:
MATERIALS: Brict, 1bod, Stone S0. FOOTAGE: IUITIOMAL REGISTER ELIGIBILITY
irz~
INDIYIDUAL: YES % NO
IUt[XITEC7URAL DESCRIVTION:
Front pable roofed recidmce ~ith onooth red brict rslls and overhen9~^0 eaves CONTRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
rith ezposed rafterc and trianpular breces. Porch hes Aipped roof rith pebled YES NO
mtranee, eaposed rafterc, ard tris~pular bracec. Porch has rood poct c~portc ~pG~ LAIIpMqRK DESiGNATION: No
riYh arched brxkete atop brick piers atop ctone piers. Yood railinp between
piere. Yood porch floor. Off•center, peneted arM plezed door with etane
threshhold. 8iz-over•one lipht rindoYS ~ith flet archec and brick cills; ~E~
DATE:
se~nnmtel erches on cide wirrbus. Reised etone nEble fov~detion ie exposed ASSOCUTED BUILD[NGS? YES % NO
rore toward rear. Corbetled briek end chimiey. Shinplcd peble erWs. TYPE:
IF INVENTORIED, LIST 1D NOS.:
CONTIMUED? 1'ES % MO
ADDITIONAL PAGES: YES )( MO
~ 1 j
PW iI UP E: ARCXITECT: 6T~TE ID MD.: SBLS261
IYfkno~n
ORIGINlII 01MER:
Xaser ~d Mary Yuhburn
Pol1R~:
SOl1RCE:
Bou(der City Direetory 1913
Bi!tIDER/COMTRAROR:
(IIkIqYn
TNFJF(S):
SOURLE: Urbn Reeidenti~l Meiphborhoods,
1858-prsscnt
CONSTRUCTId NISTpt`/ iDESUt1iTi0M, II~MES, MiES, ETC., IIELATIMG TO M0.JOR ALTERATIOMS TD ORIWMAL STRUCTURE):
CONTIMU£D YES % MO
NISTORIUL WICKGROUIID (DISQ155 IIPORTAMT PERSpIS AMD EVEMTS ASSOCIATED YITN TNIS STRULTURE):
This rac the ha~e of Moaer C. ~rd INry Lwine Wch6urn_ 11~r Wchhum ns dean of the tl~iversiry of Coloredo School of
Vh~rvq for 32 yeerc. Wshburn ectabliahed tbe School of Gh~rssry ~t p! in 7917, Arvinp previwaly taupht at the
University of dclaAams. YacMurn Y~6 cQt~in of Troap D of the Metional Guard ard ~ea overceer of the construction of the
Ar~ory on Uiivercity Avmue in Boulder. Ne served oversesc drri~p Yorld Ysr 1 and also eerved in the Sbenish 1lmericen uar.
Xe wc c~erder of the Mericen Lepim in Boutder ~d e~6er of the traft bovd diriny Yortd ~ar Ii. Mery Lavine
Wshhum rac 6orn in Ohio in 1877 ed ~erried Yashburn in 1902. The Yashhurnc woved to California in 7947.
CONTINUED YES X MO
SIGMIFICANCE (CNECK MGROPRIATE GTEGORlES AND BRIEiLY JUS7IFY BELOY):
MCNITECTlRtAL SIp11FiGMCE: XISTORIGL SIGNIi1GMCE:
REVRESENTS TNE 1ARK Oi A MIISTER z ASSOCIATED YITH SIGNIFIGNT DERSONS
POSSESSES N1GH MTISTIC VALUES ASSOCIATED YITH SIGNIFILANT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
x REVRESEMTS A TTVE, PERIOD, OR METNOD Oi COMSTRUCTION CONTR(BUTES TO AN XISTORIC D15TRICT
STATEMENT OF Slf~ilitCANCE:
This Aouse is sssocisted ~ith Nomer C. Wshburn, deen of the lhiyersity of Colorado School of Phermecy for 32 years. The
houce is repreceniative of eerly &ngalow Style residmcec huitt in the University Nill reiH~rhood of Boulder, ihe
cryle ic reflected in the Wildinp'c pabled roof; brick and ctone crostructio~; praninent porch uith brick end yood
e~porte; antl ~ulti-wer•sinple liyht rindoys.
CON7IMUED YES % NO
REFEREMCES (BE SPECIFI[):
Boulder Daily Cenere bioprephicel files; Boulder City Directory, 1913-1914; and Boulder Canty Acs~ssor records.
CONTINUED YES % NO
SURVETED BY: R. L. Simmons AifILI~TIpI: front Ranpe Research Associates, Inc. DATE: Jine 1997
~ ~( Z
Address: 864 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number 58L3281 2. Temp. Resource Number:
3. Attachments 4. Offical determination
(Check as many as appiy) OAHP USE ONLY
'~' Photographs ;J: Determined Eligible
_ I ~J Determined Not Eligible
`I Site sketch map
'-;' Need Data
~ U.S G S. map photocopy ~; Nominated
~ Other
_~ Other j Listed
^ Contributing to N.R. District -
f~, Not Contritiuting to N.R. District
5. Resource Name Washburn Residence
6 Purpose of this current site visit. Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Adddions to Previous Descriptions'
New outbuiiding with carport.
Sb. Square Footage: Zooo
9. Changes in Conddion
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Goordinates: 13 476552E 4427904N
11. Changes in Ownersfiip: HECHT MATTHEW W& MARY H OLSON
864 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
individual: District:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
Local ~andmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
~~!
Address: 864 14TH ST
Resource Number 5BL3281
Temp Resource Number:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers:
Type: b&w Roll No 01-AE Frame No: 9
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location. NIA
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19 Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Histoncal Sociery, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
~ °t4
COIORADO MIWORIGL SOCIETT
Offfx of Mch~aotooy ~d MisMrie Pre~ervstim
930D irodiN. Danver, Colordo l0203
'~"TORIC WILDIMG IMVEMTORt RECQtD
MOT fOR iIELD USE
Eli9lble Ilaoiruted
Det. Mot EliO~ble _ Certificd Reheb.
W te
~ PROJEtt MNE: Boutder B~xvey of OOIAITY: CITY: fTATE ID YO.: SB132ffi
Nistoric Gl~eec. 1991 ioulder Boulder
TEI~ORARV Iq.: 7463-313-21-017
q1RRENT lU1LDlNG Wff: OMIER: Keith Evelyn 5
875 1Lth tt
CO 80302
B
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ou
er
A~ORESS: 675 1~th St.
Boulder, Wlortlo a0302
TOMISHIi iM ItANGE 70Y 6ECTION 37 6E 1/~ W 1/4
NISTptlt IIAI~: U.S.G.S. 011AD WME: Boulder, Color~do
TEAR: 1966 (PR1479) % 7.5' 15'
43-64
23 L0T(S)
1~
BLOCK: :
,
DiSTRItT MN~: ADDITIOM: lt~iversity Plete YR. Oi JIDDITIp1: 7890
FILM ROLI MO.: 91•10 MEWTIVE MO.: LOUTIOM Of MEWTIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTIOM:
BT: Roper 4hitxre 10 City of bulder Plsninp ESTIINTE: ACiWL: 1928
SOURCE:
. Boulder tanty Accessor
USE:
PRESENT:
Reeidence
N15TOR1C:
Recidence
CDMDITION:
ATTACN PXOTWRJIPM NERE EXCELlEN7 x GODD
t FAIR DETERIORATING
EXTEMT OF ALTERATIp15:
MINOR MODERATE x NAJOR
DESCRlBE:
Nouse doec not ~pear historic,
except for rood ehinple roofing
CONTINUEO TES% NO
STTLE: Ve~neculer Mesanry STORIES: ORIGINAI SITE X MOVED
1 DATE(S) OF IIOVE:
MATERIALS: Brict, Yood S0. FOOTAGE: NATIpINI REGISTER ELtGIBILITT
2508
INDNIDUAL• TES X NO
ARCNITECTURAL DESCRIPTION:
Side peble roofed briek house with rood eh inple roofinp. Off-cmter door ~ith LOMTRiBUTINC TO DISTRICT:
em[rete stoop with rrought iron railinB• Modern ~iMows rith flat arches end YES NO
briek sillc, iw peneled psrage doorc uxkrneath house on facade. Yide ~p~q~ ~µp~pRK DESIGNATION: No
horitmtel Yood cidinp on O~~e ends.
W1ME:
DATE:
ASSOClATED BUILDIMGS? riES MO
TYPE:
Gerepe
~ If iNVENTORIED, LIST ID MOS.:
CONTINUED? YES X NO
IIDDITIONAL PAGES: TES % MO
I ~S
P UN SN APE : ARCXITECT: STATE ID MO.: SB13283
l1Ycr»~+~i
INAL 01MER
Qt1G
:
lN
morn
SCURCE:
Sa1RCE
:
TRIICTOR
:
BU I LDER/CAN
l
tno~n
Un
1NOff(S>:
E Urban Recidential Neiqhborhoods
;
50UR~ ,
1858-present
COMSTRUCTIdI MISTORT (DESCRIVTION, MAMES, OATES, ETC., REUTIYG TD IYIJOR ALTERATIOMS TO ORIGINAL STRUCTURE):
CONTINUED TES % NO
N15TORIGL B1ICKGROUND CDISCUSS IMPORTAM7 PERSONS 11MD EVEMTS ASSOCI11TE0 YITX TXIS STRUCTURE):
llhkrovi
CON7INUED 7E5 X Nr I
SIGMIFIGMCE (CNECK APPROPRIATE GiEGOR1ES /~MD BRIEFLT JUSTIFY BEL011):
ARCNITECTURAL SIGNIPIGNCE: XISTORIGL SIGNIFIGItlCE:
REGRESEMTS TNE 1ARK OF A IUSTER 11SSOCIATED YITX SIGNIfIGNT PERSONS
POSSESSES NIGH ~RTiSTIC VRLUES ASSOCIATED YITX SIGNIFIGNT EVENTS OR CATTERNS
REPRESEMTS A TtPE, PER100, OR METHOD Of CANSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTES TO !1M MISTORIC DISTRICT
ST~TEMEMT OF SIGNIFiLANCE:
Thic hwu ~ppearc to heve been extensively remodeled and no lmger retains historic integrity.
CANTINUED YES X NO
REFERENCES (BE SPECiFIC):
Boulder Lanry ~ssessor resords.
CONTINUED YES X .
SURVEYED BY: R. L. Si~mions AFFILIIlTION: Frmt Rs~pe Research Aseocietes, Inc. DATE: Jvie 19D7
(9 6
Address' 875 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURALRESOURCESURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1 Resource Number: SBL3283 2. Temp Resource Number:
3 Attachments 4. Offical determination
(Check as many as apply) OAHP USE ONLY
_' Determined Eligible
i Photographs ,
_ Determined Not Eligible
~' Site sketch map ;- Need Data
~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy - Nominated
_. Other `
~ Listed
i^ Other -
_, Contnbuting to N.R. District _
] Not Contributing to N.R. District
5. Resource Name:
6 Purpose of this current site visit Resurvey
7 Previous Recordings. Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
8b. Square Footage: Zsoe
9. Cha~ges in Condition:
10a Changes to Location or Size Information
70b. UTM Coordinates: 73 476517E 4427927N
11. Changes in Ownership: SCHULTZ GREGORY D
1150 EUCLID AV
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observat~ons:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Not Eligibie
Local Landmark Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
District.
National Register: Non-Contributing
Local: Non-Contributing
/h7
Address. 875 14TH ST
Resource Number. SBL3283
Temp Resource Number.
Culturel Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers.
Type: b&w Roll No 01-AF Frame No: 7
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location. NlA
17 Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18. Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20 Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Cobrado Histoncal Soaety, Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
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COLQADD MIETQIGI ~OCIEfl
Offia of MM~eolooy ~nd Ni~torie -r~~erv~tim
7700 trotl/ry, Darner, Lotordo l0203
tlltTptlC ~UIIDIMG 1/VEMiQT RECOtD
Iqi FOR FIELD U6E
EliOible Ma~iruted
Det. 1bt Etiyible _ Certifiad Rch~b.
Wte
%tOJER M111E: bulder Wrvey Of CQMTY: CITT: tT~TE ID MO_: SBL3307
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Mistoric Vl~ees, 7997 iou
der Baulder
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GINREMT WlLD1MG M~11ff: OYMER:
ADDRESS: D76 71th St.
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Yaul
er, CalPrtlo 803
TqMSHIP 1M IGMGE 70Y BECTIpI 31 SE 1/4 SY 1/4
XISTORIC NAME: U.S.G.S. OWD NANE: Boulder, Colorado
YENt: 1C66 IPR1419) % 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 72 LOT(5): 5•6
DISTRICT NAME: ADDfT10N: Univercity Ptece YR. OF ADDITId1: 1890
FILM ROLL MO.: 91-10 MEWTIVE MO.: LOGTIOM OF MEGIITIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTIpI:
iY: Roper {~iCacre 8 City of Boulder PlpminD ESTIINTE: ACTUAL; 7918
SQAtCE: ~
Boulder Canty Assessor
USE:
PRfSENT:
Church Office
NISTORIC:
ReciOence
CONDITIOM:
ATTACH PHOTOGRAPH XERE EXCELLENT X GOOD
FAIR DETERIORATING
EXTEMT OF ALTERATIONS:
NINOR X IIODERATE NAJOR
DESCRIBE:
Pertially mcloud porch.
CONTINUED YES X NO
STYLE: &nBelw STORIES: ORIGIMNL SITE % MOVED
7 DATE(S) OP 110'VE:
WITERIALS: Brick, Wod, Stone S0. FOOT~GE: NATIONAL REGISTER ELIGIBILITT
1NDIVIDUAL: YES % NO
ARCXITEGTURAL DESCRIPTIOM:
Qrc•atory britk Iause with hipQed roof yith front Beb~ed perch rhich is LONTRIBUTING TO DISTRICT:
partially eneloced. Yidely overhanging eaves sd enposed refiers. Porch pable TES % NO
erW hac ezposed rafters, ctucco end hall-ti~erinp, sd decorative beams; brick ~p~~ ~p~K DESIGNATION: No
pillar npportc; eoncrete ctaire; stone stair ~ell; wade~ floor. Six-over-ane ~
Iipht ritdw to left of door. Stuccoed vriel rirdw on rorth. Yirdws heve flat ~~
~rches and brick eills. Raised
Brick ehimrcys
stone ru6ble fandation DATE:
,
.
.
~SSOCIATED WIlDIN6S? YES X NO
TYPE:
]f IMVENTORIED, 175T ID NOS.:
[ONTIMUED? 1'ES 7f MO
ADDITIpUI YAGES: TES X Iro
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. aJW SN ME : MCNITECT: CTATE 1D NO.: SBL3301
lt~known
ORlGIIUI OYMER:
U'~kr~o~n
SQRCE:
BQRCF:
iO
WIlDER1COMTRAC
R:
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TIff1E(S):
SOURCE: Urbn Residential Meiphborhoodc,
1E58-present
COMSTRUCTION NISTORT (DE6CRIGTIOM, WIMES, WTES, ETC., REUTIMG TO M11JOR ALTERATIWS i0 ORIGIIUL STRUCTURE):
. Cd1TINlJED YES X MO
N15TORIGL BACCGROUMD (DISCUSS IMPORTANT VERSONS AND EVEMTS ASSOUIITED YITN TNIS STRUCTURE): --
lk*no~n.
CONTINUED YES X 1 ~
SIGNIFIGNCE (CXECK MPROCRI~TE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFLY JUSTIFY BELOY)
ARCXITECTUNI SIGMIFIU111CE:
REPRESENTS iXE WRK OF A M115TER
V06SESSES NIGN ARTISTIC VALUES
)( REPRESENTS A TY7E, PERI00, OR METNOD OF CONSTRUCTION :
N15TORIGI SIGNIFIU111CE:
ASSOCIATED YITN SIGNIFIGNT PERSONS
ASSOCIATED YITM SIGNIFIGNT EVENTS OR PATTERNS
COMTRIBUTES TO AM MISTORIC D15TRICT
STATEMEMT OF S1GM1iIGMCE:
Thic houce, altlwuph wtiwhet altered, ic represmtetive of the &nflala+ Styte poµilar in the University Nitl neiphborhood
of Baulder tLrinp tAe eerly t~entieth cmtury.
CONTINUED YES % NO
REFERENCES (8E SPECIFIC):
Boulder Canty Acsecsor files.
CONTINUED YES 7( N~
SURVEYED BY: R. Leurie Simnons AiFiL1ATI0N: Front Renge Reseerch 1lssociates, Inc. DATE: Au9. 1991
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Address' 876 14th St
Boulder, Colorado
COLOR.4D0 CULTURALRESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1 Resource Number. SBL3301 2. Temp Resource Number
3 Attachments 4 Offical determination
(Check as many as appiy OAHD eSm~~d Elgibl2
Pnotographs Determined Not Eligible
Site sketch map Need Data
~ U S G.S. map photocopy "" Nominated
- Other - Listed
- Other - Contributmg to N.R. District -
Not Cont~ibuting to N.R. District
5 Resource Name
6. Purpose of this current site visit Resurvey
7. Previous Recordings: Front Range Research Assoc.; Aug 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Contributing outbuilding behind house (878 14th St).
8b. Square Footage.
9 Changes in Condition'
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates. 13 476552E 4427927N
11. Changes in Ownership
12. Other Changes, Adddions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
District:
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing-restorable
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Address: 876 14th St
Resource Number: SBL3301
Temp Resource Number:
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
~ ~ °hctoqraph Types 2nd Numbers
Type. b&w Roll No' C1-AE Frame No: 8
i6, Artifact and rieid Documentation Storage Location: NIA
~ 7 Report Title University Hill Resurvey
18: Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Histoncal Society, Otfice of Archaeology and Histonc Preservation
1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
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pffiu e/ Areh~eolopy r~d Ni~toric Prnerv~tion
1300 iroa~q, Derrver, ColoraA~ E0203
"'RORIC ~IIiLDIMG INVEMTORT RECptD
N0T FOR FIELD USE
Elfpible Moeinatetl
Det. Ibt Elipible _ Certitied Rehab.
D~te
iR0.1ECT MAIE: bulder Wrvey of
99 LOlA1TT:
ld CITY:
d STATE ID MO.: SBL3282
1
Nistorit Platta. 1 Bou
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loul
TOVORARY YO.: 7{6S'31-3•27-078
CURREMT WILDIMG MAME: WIER: Clein Ch~rte~ F i Phyllis
Q61 1<th St
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ADDRESS: E67 1~th Bt.
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TONISXIP 1N RNIGE 70Y CECTIQI 37 SE 7/4 SH 7/6
NISTptiC MAME: U.S.G.S. aL1D W11~: Boulder, CotorWo
11~con Recidence YEAR: 1966 (%t1979) X 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 23 LOT(S): 45-i6
DISTRiCT MANE: ADDITipI: Univercity Place YR. OF 11DD1TlOM: 1890
fILN ROLI NO,: 91-70 MECATIVE MO.: LOUTION OF MEWTIVES: DATE OF CONSTRUCTId:
BY: Roper 1Riitacre 14 Lity of 9culder Plrninp fSTiIUTE: ACTWL: 1925
_
SWRCE:
Boulder Wnty Asxscor
USE:
PRESEMT:
ResiMrce
XISTORIC:
Recidence
CONDITION:
ATTACN PXOTOGRAPM NERE E%CELLENT x GOOD
FAIR OEiER1QRAT(NG
EXTEMT OF ALTERATIONS:
x MINOR 1qDERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
CONTINUED YES% NO
STILE: Btngalow STORIES: ORIGINAI S1TE 7( MOVED
1 DATE(S) OF IpYE:
IVITERIALS: Brick, Stone, Yood, Stucco SG. FODT~GE: tUlTIONAL REGISTER ELIGIBIIITY
7824
INDIY1WRl: TES X NO
i1RCXITECTURAI DESCRIPTION:
Side pable roofed brick residence rith overhanging eeve6 erd false beems. Front, CONTRIBUTING TO D15TRICT:
shed roofed dorxer ~ith expoced refterc ic ctuccocd and has ~in~ws ~ith YES NO
peametric tracery. Gable erdc hwe ctuc[o ard hatf-tisbering. Shed roofed porch ~p~p~ ~µpMpRK DESIGNATION: No
~itA colid brick ~elle erd atone ntble wyports tapped by tepered wod posts.
Center, peneled and ylaxed door. Yirdo~s on pable erds heve clanted wrrands.
IUl[i-over-cin9~e tipht rindoyc ~iih flet erches. Oriel ~irdw on south ~ith ~E:
DATE:
ched roof, otucco, exposed rafterc, and tripte windw. Reised, etone n6bte ASSOLIA7ED WtLDIMGS? YES % NO
fa~xfetim. Brick chiarxy with aetal pots. Oriel m rorth is stuccoed sd hes TYCE:
hed roof with exposed refters.
IF INVENTORIED, LIST ID NOS.:
CONTINUED? YES X NO
ADDITIONAL PRGES: YES X MO
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1858-present
COMSiRIICiIOM NISTORY (DESCRIPTION, MNffS, MiES, ETL., RELATING TO MAJOR ALTERATlp15 TO ORIGIMAL STRUCTURE):
COMTIMUED YES % YO
NlS70RIGlL BALKGRGN7D (DlSCUSS 1MVORTMlI PERSOMS AND EYEMTS ASSOCIATED YITN TM75 STRUCTURE): -
Thic wc the ha~e of A. Randolph and Lotts ~. Msson. Nacon ~as a Wppaqe apent of the Coloredo and Southern freiyht erW
pesserper depotc for oeny yearc prior to his retirment in 1930. Lotte Nsson wc bom in Trinided in 7873, a mmber of a
pioneer fsily of that cwn. She ~srried MeSOn in 1890 rd they owcd to Teass ad leter Micsouri, rhere Mrc. Masa+
pr~Areted frpn the Micsouri Sthoot of Phsrmacy. Durinp htr recidenee in Bouldcr, latte Meson cortpleted rork tor s depree
in raic fro~ the Lhiversiry of Wlorsdo. For eeny yearc, she ws orpaniet for rio Ix~l churches. Nrs. Mason ~ss ective
in !xa! ~ervice praps. Mr. Msaan died in 1935, and Mrs, Macon cmiirtud io live in Baulder ~ntil her deeth in 7952.
CONTINUED YES X '
S1GN7i1GMCE (LNECK ADpROGRIAIE GTEGORIES AND BRIEiLY JUSTli7 BELOH):
~RCXITECTURAL SIGMIFIGNCE: XISTORIGL SIqIIFIGMCE:
REPRESENTS TNE WRK OF A IUl57ER ASSO[IA7ED YI7M SIGNIFICANT VERSONS
i055ESSES NIGN ARTISTIC VALUES 11SSOCI~TED YITX SIGMIiIGNT EVENTS OR GATTERNS
a REPRESENTS 11 TYPE, VER100, OR METNOD OF CONSTRUCTION COMTRiBUTES TO AN HISTORfC OISTkICT
STATEMEMT OF SIGMIFIGMCE:
This Aouce is representative of the &n9alw Style haics po{x+ter in tAe Uiiversiry Hill neiphborhoad of Bou(der during Lhe
eer(y t~eniieth century. Reprecmtative detaitc include the pabfed rpof ~ith afucco and hatf-ti~erinD in pable ends; the
tro~t doraer; the stone, brick, ard atucco caaposiiim; and the front porch rith ctone end ~rood supVorts.
CONT)NUED YES X NO
REfEREMCES (BE SPECIFIC):
Baulder Deity Cszra bio9raphice! files; Boulder City Directory, 1926; sd Boutder Canty Aececsor records.
CONTIMUED YES X
Sl1RVE~ED BY: R. L. Sionons ~FFILtATION: frmt Ranye Reuarch Assoeietes, lnc. DATE: Jv~e 1991
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Address: 881 14TH ST
Boulder, Colorado
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
1. Resource Number SBL3282 2. Temp Resource Number:
3. Attachments 4. Offical determination
(Check as many as apply) OAHP USE ONLY
,~ Determined Ehgible
L~ Photographs ~~
_ J~ Determined Not Eligible
i-' Site. sketch map ;~ Need Data
~1 U.S_G.S. map photocopy ;-1 Nominated
- Other `
i Listed
~ : Other -"
^ Contributing to N R. District
~_] Not Contrikuting to N.R. District
5. Resource Name: Mason Residence
6. Purpose of this current site visit' Resurvey
7 Previous Recordings' Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions.
8b. Square Footage. i8z4
9. Changes in Condition.
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476518E 4427938N
11. Changes in Ownership: KLEIN PHYLLIS L& KIMBERLY & CANDACE
881 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations.
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
District:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: N/A
National Register: Contributing
Local Contributing
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Address. 881 14TH ST
Resource Number 56L3282
Temp. Resource N~mber:
Culturai Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
15. Photograph Types and Numbers.
Type: b&w Roll No: 01-AF Frame No 8
16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location. N1A
17. Report Title: University Hill Resurvey
18 Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19. Date(s). Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
Attach Photo and Map if Extensively Altered
Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaeolo9y and Histonc Preserva[ion
1300 Broadway, ~enver, CO 80203
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w.wwu n~xiptlGL tOCIETT
Offin of Mch~eoloyy rnd NisWrie Pr~serv~tim
1300 Broedry, Densr, Cotordo l0203
NISTORIC WILDIMG IMVEMTOR7 RECORD
Y0T fOR FIELD USE
ElSyible Maeiroted
Det. Mot Elipible _ Certified Rehab.
W te
ROJECi MMIE: Boulder Qurvey of CtiMTY: C1T1: iTATE 1D MO.: SBL3284
iV91
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N
ttoric G
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Bou iou
der
TDiORARY MO.: 1~63-31-5-21•079
MtRENT BUIIDIMG W1NE: 01MER: Gravee Philip E
E89 1<th St
Boulder CO 80302
ADORESS: QD9 14th St.
'
bulder, Colordo 80302
TOYMSHIi 1M RANGE 70W SECTfOM 37 SE 1/4 SY 1/4
NISTORIC MANE: U.S.G.S. OWD N11ME: Boulder, Colorsdo
iluser Recidence YEAR: 1966 (iR747'9> % 7.5' 15'
BLOCK: 23 LOT(S): <7•48
DISTRICT WINE: ADDITIpI: Ihivercity Plece TR. OF ADDITION: 1890
FIIM ROLL MO.: C1-10 MEWTIVE NO.: LOUITION Oi MEWTIVES: D11TE Oi COMSTRUCTIW:
BT: Roper Yhitscre 75 City of Boulder Plrriinp E6TIM11TE: ACTWL: 1941
6q1RCE: .
Boultler Canty 1lsaeswr
USE:
PRESEMT:
Rec idm~e
NISTORI[:
Recidence
CONDITIdI:
ATTACH PXOTOGRAPX XERE E%CELLENT X 600D
fAIR DETERIORATI NG
EXiENT OF ALTERATIOMS:
7( N[NOR IqDERATE MAJOR
DESCRIBE:
CONTINUED YES % MO
STYLE: Vernecvlar Masonry STORIES: ORtGINAL SITE X MOVED
1 DATE(S) OF MOVE;
NATERIALS: Starx, Yood S0. f00TAGE: NATIpUL REGISTER El1GIBILiTY
2042
'
INDIVIW1IL: 1
ES 7( NO
IUtCHITECTURAL DESLRIPTIpI:
trx-atory, eroec-gable roofed house cmposed of [hin and ride, evm cources of CONTRiBUTIMG TO DISTRICT:
6LOf1[~ YiLh ~llild P1lCl6 Of I'U6LltlilQ 6LOOC. ~1COVCfld 6L00~ h8S 6LOt1[ bBSB YES NO
end rrwpht irm reilinp; wrouBht iron porcA lantern. Entrence ic perperWiwlar ~pU~ ~p~K DESICNATION: No
to ctoop. 1Ulti-l~pht cssanent ~indxrs ~ith flat arches end ctone ciLlc and
lintels. 6tone ehimeny. ~~
DATE:
ASSOCIATED BUIIDINGS? X TES NO
TYPE:
Garege
IF INVENTORIED, L1ST ID NOS.:
CONT[NUED? YES X NO
11DDITIdUL PAGES: TES X NO
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Addr~ss: 889 14TH ST
Bo~lder, Coiarado
COLORAQO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Cultura! Resource Re-eval~aation Fortn
i. Resour~,. Numbp~ 58~32&~
~ Attachments
!Check as rr~any as a~~ly
~ Pnotagraphs
~ Site sketr_h map
~ U.S.G.S. map photocopy
Other
Other
5 Resource Name. Blosser Residsnce
Z. Temp. Resource Num!~er
4. C?ffical determination
OAHP USE ONLY
_ Determined Elipible
Determined Not Eligible
- Need Data
Nominated
- Listed
- Contributing to N.R. District
- Not Contributing to N.R. District
6 Purpose of this current site visit: Resurvey
7. Previous Recoraings: Front Range Research Assoc.; June 1991
8a. Changes or Additions to Previous Descriptions:
Stucco addition to south and west with attached second story roof top deck. Conkributin~ autbuilding.
8b. Square Footage~ 2232
9. Changes in Condition:
10a. Changes to Location or Size Information
10b. UTM Coordinates: 13 476518E 4427949N
11. Changes in Ownership:
GRAVES PHILIP E
889 14TH ST
BOULDER
CO
80302
12. Other Changes, Additions or Observations:
13. Eligibility Assesment:
Individual:
National Register: Not Eligible
Local Landmark: Not Eligible
Local Landmark:
14. Managment Recommendations: NIA
District:
National Register: Contributing
Local: Contributing
709
Address: 889 14TH ST
Rescurce Nur~ber 5B~.328~
Temp. Resource Ivumber:
~ultural Resource Re-evaluation Form
page 2 of 2
^5 Photograph ~yp~s ar~ Numt~er~
Type~ b&vr Roii No: 01-AF Frame No~ 9
?6. Artifaci and Field Document~tion Storag~ Location: NIA
17. R~port Title: University Hill Resurvey
18 Recorder(s): Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Lara Ramsey 19: Date(s): Mar 2002
20: Recorder Affiliation: Kathryn Howes Barth, AIA; Ramsey Planning and Preservation
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