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Home My WebLink About4 - Individual landmark status for the structure and its site at 1625 Pine StreetMemo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 4/02/03 Re: 1625 Pine - Landmark Application CITY OF BOULDER LANDMARKS PRESERVATION ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA ITEM MEETING DATE: April 2, 2003 TO: Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board FROM: Ruth McHeyser, Director of Long Range Planning Bohdy Hedgcock, Planning Associate Matt Russell, Preservation Intern Page 1 SUBJECT: Public hearing and consideration of a recommendation to City Council concerning a request for individual landmark status for the structure and its site at 1625 Pine Street. Applicant: John Guthrie STATISTICS: 1. Site: 1625 Pine 5treet 2. Zoning: MXR-E (Mixed Density Residential - Established) 3. Owner: John Guthrie 4. Applicant: John Guthrie INTRODUCTION: On March 12, 2003, the Planning Department received an application to initiate landmark designation for the building located at 1625 Pine Street. This property, with the legal description "L.ot 10 Block 145 Boulder OT Property Address 001625 Pine Street Boulder," is located on a 7,150 square foot lot, in an area determined to have potential for ]ocal and national historic district designation in the Whittier neighborhood. (see Exhibit A: Proposed Landmark Site) D~SCRIPTION: 1625 Pine is a two-story residence in the Second Empire style. The building has undergone significant changes over time through a series of inappropriate additions and remodels. Extensive work by the current owner over the past year has restored and recreated many of the original architectural details of the building, thereby restoring much of the historic integrity of the house. (See Photos 1, 2 and 3 below). Page 2 PHOTO 1 1929 PHOTO 2 OCTOBER 2002 PHOTO 3 MARCH 2003 Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 4/02/03 Re: 1625 Pine -Landmark Application Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 4/02/03 Re: 1625 Pine -Landmark Application Page 3 The house has a mansard roof with straight sides pierced by slightly overhanging gabled dormers on the front and side elevations. The basically rectangular plan has a projecting single-story bay on the east elevation and a projecting two-story bay on the west elevation. The east bay has a single tall, slender window on each of the shorter sides and a pair of similar windows on the longer side. The west bay has a single double-hung window at the lower level and a gabled dormer on the upper level. The original building had a distinctive two and ahalf-story tower on the southeastern corner. That tower was shortened at some unknown date so that the projection. now reads more like atwo-story bay than a tower. The current owner intends to recreate the original tower. There are paired, tall, slender four-over-four windows on all three sides of the tower at the lower level. The upper level of the tower has a single gabled dormer with atwo- over-two window. Molded trim surrounds all windows and the front entrance door. The lower level is painted brick. The upper level is covered entirely with wooden shingles. A molded cornice with decorative brackets runs around the roof line. An inset porch with double posts, decorative brackets and a spindlework frieze covers the front entrance door and a single window and meets the corner tower at approximately a 45 degree angle. SIGNIFICANCE: The following is the result of staffs research on the proposed landmark relative to the significance criteria for individual landmarks adopted by the Landmarks Boazd. (see Attachment A: Significance Criteria) The Landmarks Board uses significance criteria in determining if a building conforms to the purposes and standards of Sections 10-13-1 and 10-13-3 of the Historic Preservation Code, B.R.C. 1981. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: Summary: The building located at 1625 Pine Street is historically significant under criteria 1, 2 and 4. 1. Date of Construction: 1876-1878 (Boulder County News and Colorado Banner) 2. Association with Historical Persons or Events: Associated with Chauncey Stokes, a founder of the Longmont Colony and the architect and/or builder of a number of significant Boulder buildings. 3. Distinction in the Development of the Community of Boulder: Contributes to the surrounding Whittier neighborhood, representing a type of development indicative of the period and location. 4. Recognition by Authorities: 1625 Pine was inventoried by Front Range Reseazch in 1986-87 and was noted for its association with significant persons, contribution to a potential historic district, and representation of "the work of a master." (see Attachment B: Historic Building Inventory Record).' Elaboration: 1625 Pine is located in the Whittier neighborhood. The origins of the neighborhood can be traced to the founding of the city. Part of the neighborhood, including the subject property, is ~ Historic Building Inventory Form, Front Range Research Assoc., Inc., 1986-87. Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 4/02/03 Page 4 Re: 1625 Pine -Landmark Application located in Boulder's original townsite. The Boulder City Town Company was organized in 1859 by a group of pioneers led by Thomas A. Aikins. The company divided land along Boulder Creek into 4,0441ots, each 50 feet wide and 140 feet deep. Included in the original city blocks were Hill (now Mapleton), Pine and Spruce Streets, including the subject property. A number of other late 19`h and eazly 20`h century additions to Boulder expanded the Whittier neighborhood to the north and east. The neighborhood is predominantly residential in character, though it is also home to several important institutions, including the Methodist Church (14'h and Spruce), the Congregational Church (11`h and Pine) and the Pine Street School, now known as Whittier School (20'h and Pine).Z A bird's eye-view map of Boulder drawn in 1874 shows the portions of the neighborhood between 12th and 13`h Street were the most heavily developed by that date, with scattered development up to 17`h Street. A later map, published in 1881, shows more development east of 13`h Street and indicates that many of the lots in the Whittier neighborhood had been taken up by prominent early settlers, including Chauncey Stokes' home at 1625 Pine. Other prominent residents of the area included Andrew J. Macky, James P. Maxwell, Sidney A. Giffin, Eugene Austin, Charles Buckingham, James M. North, Clinton M. Tyler and George Fonda. The western section of Pine Street was particularly notable for several large, architect-designed homes and prominent residents. The Stokes house recalls that era of development in Boulder's history.3 The Boulder County News reported on October 11"', 1876 that "an elegant residence is now being built on Pine street by C. Stokes, mansard roof, tower on corner and all that.i4 The Stokes' "handsome dwelling" was reported nearly complete two yeazs later.5 Chauncey Stokes was born near upstate New York in 1824. Stokes served as an apprentice to his father, a carpenter, starting at a young age. Though never formally trained as an architect, Stokes built upon his carpentry skills to become an accomplished designer and builder. In 1853 Chauncey took his wife and son to Wisconsin, settling first in Madison and then Elkhorn, establishing himself as an independent contractor and builder. In 1864 the Stokes' moved to Evanston, Illinois, where he built Heck Hall, a dormitory at Northwestern University.b The Stokes family arrived in Colorado from Illinois in 1871 as part of the "Chicago Colony" that established the town of Longmont. Stokes built the first bank and hotel in Longmont, as well as a number of homes for himself and other residents of the new community. A year later he moved to Denver and quickly established himself as a reputable builder, constructing homes for many prominent families. In 1872, Stoke built a home in Denver for Judge Stiles, which was later purchased by Willard Teller, a prominent Denver attorney and Secretary of the Interior under President Chester A. Arthur.' x Boulder Survey of Historic Places, Front Range Research, 1986-87, p. 19-20. s Boulder Survey of Historic Places, Front Range Reseazch, 1986-87, p. 19-25. Boulder County News, Oc[. 11 1876. 5 Colorado Banner, Nov. 7, 1878. b Portrait and Biographical Record of Denver and Vicinity, Chapman Publishing Company, 1898. ~ Portrait and Biographical Record of Denver and Vicinity, Chapman Publishing Company, 1898. Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 4/02/03 Page 5 Re: 1625 Pine -Landmark Application In 1875 the Stokes family moved to Boulder where Chauncey established a lumberyazd at the intersection of 18`h & Pearl (later relocated to 1430 Pearl).e He apparently negotiated the purchase of the property at 1625 Pine with Johana Johnson Dater in 1876, though the actual transfer of the property was not officially recorded until 1877' Chauncey would remain in Boulder and in the Pine Street home until his death in 1921 at the age of 97. In Boulder, Stokes built and possibly designed the President's House at the University of Colorado (now Koenig Alumni Center). He also designed and constructed a number of fine residences in the community, including his own home at 1625 Pine. In addition, he built several of Boulder's most prominent buildings, including the First United Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church, and the Masonic Temple Building. Stokes was hired to supervise construction of the first Boulder County Court House but resigned that position before construction was completed.10 In addition, Stokes was active in local politics and community affairs. He was elected as Alderman from the First Ward and ran unsuccessfully for both Mayor and State Senator on the Prohibition Ticket. At the age of 95 he wrote his autobiography. (The original copy is available at Carnegie Library and a transcript is included here as Attachment C.) In 1923, the Stokes estate sold the home at 1625 Pine to Cora Lycan, a Boulder teacher who earned two degrees from the University of Colorado. Miss Lycan owned the home until 1943 when she sold it to Amos Lesley and purchased the home next door at 1633 Pine. During those years Miss Lycan apparently rented rooms in the home, as a number of residents are listed in the phone directories." Mr. Lesley sold the home just a few months later to James and Alice Clifton, who also sold the home quickly. Mr. Clifton was a telegraph operator for the Colorado and Southern Railroad, working at the Boulder depot.`Z Leonard Bresler purchased the home in 1944 and owned it until his death in 1971. Bresler was a building contractor who raised six children in the home on his own after his wife was committed to a sanatorium and passed away in 1948. Morton Riesbeck purchased the home from Bresler's children and owned it until 1973 when it was sold to John Kirk Hartman. The home was purchased from the Hartman estate by the current owner, John Guthrie, in 2002." ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE: Summary: The building located at 602 Maxwell Avenue is azchitecturally significant under criteria 1, 2 and 4. 1. Recognized Period or Style: Second Empire 2. Architect or Builder of Prominence: Chauncey Stokes s Boulder County Herald, November 17, 1880 ~ County Clerk and Recorder's Records 10 Portrait and Biographical Record of Denver and Vicinity, Chapman Publishing Company, 1898. " Ciry of Boulder Phone Directories, Carnegie Library `Z Coun[y Clerk and Recorder's Records and Daily Camera clipping files i3 Coun[y Clerk and Recorder's Records and Daily Camera clipping files Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 4/02/03 Page 6 Re: 1625 Pine -Landmark Application 4. Example of the Uncommon: While a fairly common style in the eastern United States, the Second Empire style was relatively rare in Boulder. Elaboration: 1625 Pine Street is a two-story residence in the Second Empire style. The style is characterized principally by its distinctive mansard roof. Second Empire was a dominant style for American houses constructed between 1860 and 1880, although the first examples were built in the 1850s and late examples were not uncommon in the 1880s. The style was most popular in the northeastern and midwestern states. It is less common on the Pacific Coast and relatively rare in the southern states, although scattered examples can be found in all regions settled before 1880.14 The style is particularly rare in Boulder, with only 6 examples among the nearly 4,000 surveyed buildings in the city.15 Photographs show that the house was originally designed with the typical mansard roof, a corner tower which also had a mansard roof and metal roof cresting, and an inset, open porch with paired column supports and a spindlework frieze.16 (see Photo 1). A shed-roofed addition to the rear of the original building housing a kitchen was constructed sometime before 1890. The rear of the building was expanded again sometime between 1890 and 1895, this time adding a gabled roof over the eazlier addition." Sanborn maps also show the construction of the existing single caz garage on the eastern lot line behind the rear facade of the house sometime between 1922 and.1931. A building permit was issued for the construction of a "coal house" on the lot in 1946.16 (See Attachment D for Sanborn Maps). Tn addition to these documented changes to the primary structure and the site, the house underwent a number of other alterations over the yeazs, though the exact dates of those alterations have not been determined. The 1986/87 survey commented that while "[T]his building was once an excellent example of French Second Empire architecture," it has been "remodeled beyond its historic integrity."19 The distinctive mansazd roof on the corner tower that originally rose above the primary structure's roof was removed, significantly altering the home's appearance. New siding was added, obscuring original materials and detailing. The front porch was partially enclosed and the distinctive double columns were replaced with simple single posts. Brackets beneath the cornice line and on the porch columns were removed. (see Photo 2). Recent efforts by the current owner have appropriately restored or recreated many of the original architectural details so that it may now be considered a contributing building to the potential Whittier historic district. (see Photo 3 and Attachment ~. The gable-roofed '4 Virginia & Lee McAlester, A Field Guide to American Houses New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1993; p. 242. 15 City of Boulder Survey of Historic Places reports, Colorado Historical Society Cultural Resources Database. 'b Historic Building Inventory Form, Front Range Research, 1986-87. '~ Sanborn Maps, Carnegie Library; Boulder County Herald, July 1, 1891. '6 City of Boulder Building Permit Records t9 Historic Building Inventory Form, Front Range Research, 1986-87. Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 4/02/03 Page 7 Re: 1625 Pine -Landmark Application rear addition has been removed and plans have been submitted for a new addition that will continue the mansard roof form and reveal the corners of the original building. ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE: Summary: The property located at 1625 Pine Street is environmentally significant under criteria 3. 3. Geographic Importance: 1625 Pine Street contributes to the historic sense of time and place in the Whittier neighborhood, which is a significant intact collection of historic buildings. In particular, the home is representative of a period in Boulder's history when prominent families were constructing impressive homes that reflected the growing wealth of the community. SIGNIFICANCE SUMMARY: The building at 1625 Pine Street is: 1) historically significant for its association with Chauncey Stokes, a founder of the Longmont Colony and architect and/or builder of many significant Boulder buildings; 2) architecturally significant as a good example of the Second Empire style and for its design and construction by Chauncey Stokes; and, 3) environmentally significant as a contributing feature of a potential Whittier historic district. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Landmarks Board recommend to City Council that the building and site located at 1625 Pine Street (as shown in Exhibit A) be designated as an individual landmark under the City of Boulder's historic preservation code, adopting the staff memorandum detailing the significance criteria as findings of the Board. Staff recommends that the building be named the "Chauncey Stokes House," based on the "Guidelines for Names of Landmarked Structures and Sites" adopted as an administrative regulation in 1989 (see Attachment F: Guidelines for Names of Landmarked Structures and Sites). Those Guidelines also suggest that, at the present owner's request and expense, a separate plaque containing the statement "Landmark designation applied for (date) by owners (name of owners)" be made available. EXHIBITS: A Proposed Landmark Site ATTACHMENTS: A Significance Criteria B Historic Building Inventory Record C Autobiography of Chauncey Stokes, 1919. D Sanborn Maps E Existing Conditions Photos F Guidelines for Names of Landmarked Structures and Sites EXHIBIT A: PROPOSED LANDMARK SITE M ton Pve .~~, ,~ ~~ LEGEND Q 7625 Pine Building Footprints 0 Ownership Parcels N 1:1000 -~'~j '~i Maplink City of Boulder r gar .aoua~vd oa mu ~pu ~'. pavvdM a. gnPtid ¢pmanuov ody. ~, 13c Gry afBauWa pavvJOwwvnoty, ', ATTACHMENT A Landmark Preservation Advisory Board Adopted 9/17/75 Secretary to the Board SIGNIFICANCE CRITERIA Individual Landmark September 1975 On September 6, 1974, the City Council adopted Ordinance #4000 providing procedures for the designation of Landmarks and Historic Districts in the City of Boulder. The purpose of the ordinance is the preservation of the City's permitted cultural, historic, and architectural heritage. The Landmarks Board is permitted by the ordinance to adopt rules and regulations as it deems necessary for its own organization and procedures. The following Significance Criteria have been adopted by the Board to help.evaluate each potential designation in a consistent and equitable manner. Historical Significance The place (building, site, azea) should show character, interest or value as part of the development, heritage, or cultural characteristics of the community, state or nation; be the site of a historic, or prehistoric event that had an effect upon society; or exemplify to cultural, political, economic, or social heritage of the community. Date of Construction: This area of consideration places particular importance on the age of the structure. 2. Association with Historical Persons or Events: This association could be national, state, or local. 3. Distinction in the Development of the Community of Boulder: This is most applicable to an institution (religious, educational, civic, etc) or business structure, though is some cases residences 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 awazeness of our cultural, economic, social or political heritage. , 4. Recoenition by Authorities: If it is recognized by Historic Boulder, Inc. the Boulder Historical Society, local historians (Barker, Crossen, Frink, Gladden, Paddock, Schooland, etc), State Historical Society, The hn~rovement of Boulder, Colorado by F.L. Olmsted, or others in published form as having historical interest and value. 04.OSsignif-indiv Page 1 of 3 5. Other, if applicable. Architectural Significance The place should embody those distinguishing chazacteristics of an architectural type specimen, a good example of the common; be the work of an architect or master builder, known nationally, state-wide, or locally, and perhaps whose work has influenced later development; contain elements of architectural design, detail, materials or craftsmanship which represent a significant innovation; or be a fine example of the uncommon.. 1. Recognized Period/St~ It should exemplify specific elements of an architectural period/style, ie: Victorian, Revival styles, such as described by Historic American Building Survey Criteria, Gineerbread Aee (Maass), 76 Boulder Homes (Bazkaz), The History of Architectural Std (Marcus/Wiffin), Architecture in San Francisco (Gebhazd et al), History of Architecture (Flectcher), Architecture/Colorado, and any other published source of universal or local analysis of "style." 2. Architect or Builder of Prominence: A good example of the work of an architect or builder who is recognized for expertise in his field nationally, state-wide, or locally. Artistic Merit: A skillful integration of design, material, and color which is of excellent visual quality and/or demonstrates superior craftsmanship. 4. Example of the Uncommon: Elements of architectural design, details, or craftsmanship that are representative of a significant innovation. 5. Indigenous Oualities: A style or material that is particularly associated with the Boulder azea. 6. Other, if applicable. Environmental Significance The place should enhance the variety, interest, and sense of identity of the community by the protection of the unique natural and man-made environment. Site Characteristics: It should be of high quality in terms of planned or natural vegetation. 2. Compatibility with Site: Consideration will be given to scale, massing placement, or other qualities of design with respect to its site. 3. Geographic Importance: Due to its unique location or singular physical 04.OSsignif-indiv Page 2 of 3 10 characteristics, it represents an established and familiar visual feature of the community. 4. Environmental Appropriateness: The surroundings are complementary and/or it is situated in a manner particularly suited to its function. 5. Area Ittteerity: Places which provide historical, architectural, or environmental importance and continuity of an existing condition, although taken singularly or out of context might not qualify under other criteria. 6. Other, if applicable. S:\PLAN\data\Comdev\HISTIGEN\DesignationWbout Landmarks\signif crit-indiv.wpd 04.OSsignif-indiv Page 3 of 3 11 ATTACHMENT B COLORADO HISTORICAL SOCIETY NOT FOR FIELD USE Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation ELIGIBLE 1300 Broadway, Denver, Colorado ~DET NOT ELIG HISTORIC BUILDING INVENTORY RECORD NOMINATED CITY OF BOULDER, COLORADO Boulder CountyCERTIFIED REHAB DATE PROJECT NAME: BOULDER HISTORIC PLACES State ID#: SBL1751 ~~~ *BUilding Name: *Building Address: 1625 PINE STREET BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 ~~ Building Owner: J. KIRK HARTMAN Owner Address: 1625 PINE STREET BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 USGS Quad: BOULDER Quad Year: 1966; REV. 1979 ~~ *Legal: Tnsp 1N Range 70W Section 30 NE 1/4, SW 1/4 *Historic Name: CHAUNCEY STOKES HOUSE District Name: NOT APPLICABLE Block: 145 Lot: 10 Addition: BOULDER EAST Year of Addition: 1872 Film Roll By: ROGER WHITACRE Film Number: BL-8 `~ Number of Negatives: 15 Negative Location: BOULDER *COnstr.uction Date: ESTIMATE: PRE-1880 Source: FREEZE'S MAP, 1880-81 Present Use: RESIDENCE y Historic Use: RESIDENCE Condition: GOOD Extent of Alterations: MAJOR Description: PART OF CORNER TOWER MISSING/NEW SIDING/PORCH ORIGINAL If Moved, Date(s): Style: FRENCH SECOND EMPIRE y Stories: 2 Materials: BRICK, WOOD Square Footage: 2012 Field Assessment: NOT ELIGIBLE District Potential: YES CONTRIBUTING Local Landmark Designation7: NO Name: Date: Associated Buildings?: YES Type: GARAGE If Inventoried, List Id Numbers: Architect: UNKNOWN ~ Source: Builder/Contr.actoc: UNKNOWN Original Owner: UNKNOWN Source: Source: 12 1625 Pine Street Plan Shape: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Theme(s): The Urban Frontier (1860-1920). Page 2 Architectural Description: Old photographs show that this was a high-style Second Empire building with a mansard roof; a corner tower which also had a mansard Goof and metal coot cresting; and an inset ,'open, porch with paired column supports, and a spindlework frieze. The gabled roof dormers are original, as are the remaining tower windows. Construction History: Historical Background: This was once the home of Chauncey Stokes, who lived here as early as 1881. Stokes was born in a log cabin in New York in 1824, one of twelve children. In 1855 he married Lacey Wylie. In 1864 he moved to Evanston, Illinois, where he began working as a builder and architect. He worked on college buildings there as well as the Methodist Church and several residences. In 1871 the family moved to Colorado for his wife's health. Stokes became one of the founders of the Longmont Colony, helping to locate the town and putting up the first building there, a hotel. In 1875 Stokes moved to Boulder. and opened a lumber yard and architectural firm. He superintended the building of the first County Court House, the Masonic Temple, and several thatches, including the Methodist, Presbyterian, Swedish Lutheran and Seventh Day Adventist. He designed the President's house at the university and superinteneded the building of dormitories there. Architectural Significance: X Represents the work of a master. _ \ Possesses high artistic values. ' Represents a type, period or method of construction. Historical Significance: X Associated with significant persons. _ Associated with significant events and/or patterns. K Contributes to an historic district. Statement of Significance: This building was once an excellent example of french Second Empire architecture, an unusual style for Boulder. Unfortunately, however., the building has been remodeled beyond its historic integrity. The building is also significant for once being the home of Chauncey Stokes, an important and influential early Boulder architect who designed several landmark buildings in Boulder. Bokld,w Dai I ` ATTACHMENT C ----+~ . -~'., . i.dwnn.~i./o.. ,, - Aut®bio~caphy Uf Chauncey F3tokes - " I Horein Rooord Some oP the Reaenbrances oP.My Past Tlinmtq. ~.' five. Years -April 1919 ^ . ' ' ;r.; : `, :, ; lufq father,Avgustas Stmrke~t, was .born Au~us'4 1793 in Albasy~ -`~~a~,':.~, .. Countq, Nero York.- died Nevember 30th 1847 in B~ostezu~a ai©unt~t,: '-`.' ;. ~p Y Y anger days 2~dt '.:, .:::~ ..:' ;; ' T7.Y. Irish decent, .C enter .b trade In his o +~~ made the Conn®oticut cloaks ~v3.th their wooden mheo].a, I i~atva' a ; '` saw that he used Por.that purpos®, it is nearly a hunflrcd ~re...rs' `:r,, s `. ' ;,. ,. , . , old t::: , Tay mother Catherine F'arin~ton w:ss born on Long Islard,Norrer~bar .11th 1789.Ihxtch decent,Di©d in the town oP Eietz,CAyLga Cau.,ty,?].'l~ ' Au~^ust 31st 1368. •~.aora wero tc~olve ohildren in th© Paris3.ly, J'©3n, S31inea, Sts~,~.on. •, . ?d~bry, 1?etsey Ana, L3~ryetts, Planeq *.:~©riah, Ct+.auncoq, ~Tenry ZS. i Louisa, Lucinda, Tdargaret, :dillia~xa Augustus .John .and S~lin~. died ;~= .' chile infants . I r.as born Februarq 12th 1824 in a log -cabin 3n yiard.:3ettlv~a~.t,' to,ass oP Tleta,Ctzgtlg2 County, TT.Y. The house had on® rm:~ ozc ` tTzrs first floor, tsrq on the seavsul floor. We climbed to tho ccconil Ylo~r. on g ladder . TIy rsother eras sick, I had to bo weaned I nlmpt in tho 6radl~ until I had booontl too lone; Por it I havo hoard ny 4ot?ieT say . any tL^~o in tho night whoa she ~aea a~valce she could heks tT~ cxadl~ .. -.. rocl~in6. 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'ithen vb had tasxkoy, ~vose or, n7seseri~ 't~t~eg,,, ;..:: ~. wore huac~ u» botore th© Piro t® roost A ciin?s *.sA; Dot tsalea'' :td':o~tcls ... fhb drip~in~?S 'o burnod vxaod, theta ex,s ro cool`in t'sose clEiyb •. . Isl s~lr3.ss~ a fire t~ put vas a bcaok lob aad s Porn stick, Pilled its betraeen nrI.th arszall eaood isa~e of tIi© beet: lobs ^x~ro so L~ar~ it quired taco ~ to hatt=11© t_sezs to ;fat *.`,~ in p?aces . :v®ry fotaily tried to ke®n tapir fire x~^aa ~oia.~ aut.'.~se tsvAles yore ccsvor©d tvi.th ashes at night. Y^.aera ~rere tfxms L°a tlsa 8ucacsesr,•: semson e~bess t;1o srlaols settleracrst manald bo aut nP" flre . 13zava °barsss spat to tIlo ne3~be~es to horrovr Piro. T.iaro ~.. s €s z~s its Vie. s~att2~~:: i3oat tia9.t hRd o with m Plittt laok, Y:e ;aozald taup the Slislt:~~]tl with Pais pacLrot; I~S,P® s+..Mk© fire ,the s?sarl~ ~rtsu3.d Pall. csxt a pieaa oP Pvttk, L'httt e.+otald s`~rt n E1ro, t.,en v~hittlir~s c~_,atld bo prat f331 w then 7.mr~r dicks, thou tho Eeholes scttlc~szst amuld bfl ~aup?1.:9,ed . I do apt ra.~esaber a©eiss~ rsny aQtahos ~stil ePtcr I axes tr.7olve ge¢rs d1c1~ Phpy *uerB in .'3 tie box one ,issch in ai-~seter cz2d about t'~o ~~ t7. ht1~.P. i.-selsos larz~. it hold c~bvut r:vou2y Pave nastcbss end east ta~Yaty five ' .. Autobiolrrnp?xy of G ~atmcey ;tokas -~ Ooat`d . ...$.. ' "' i .,'hen rra lived on the first far: rye itcpt s~op« t::pd.a our omtt ~+eletl. l;c~~onts, fllso the beddi~^. :7o ic4pt ona iorne, fovx corm sa.IId nbott ,3 ~ ' ~. :,~ ,:- 3 tt7enty Elva ehm©p. l:•ado out pants,ro~ts end s::irts. OII:e shit hid tO- 3aat•.frors pall until Spring. ~,e did n©t rre~r cotton ©birtd; f 3u 1~ .. , ','viri~t~r, tr More r7t1E-t tv~is o~lled '~ s;Lirtee ^, u bosom or, n Cnl].~tr's .:m al.~so r-ale©d f2nx Por bed~~:1n~ ~tnd ou^ :,weer grirs~snta .0~ ~altt~~~thd . to have conaidorable patchisr; in th4 ',:intor os ~+e did crash ~lidf~" ^'~;`„' '::'lie next ia~?rovmnl9nt iS1 ooolsint; utenaile ~v&e Q tin evon, it t~8 .. . °~;, about te~ro foau long aild aizteoss inohse wide. `;~csTt the bxtak avow X91 , discnrdfld . 'rJhea we sold the old hallo placce, forty acres, ~ pttroheseQ~9~"~ coos about ona wile a4my in t*se s~a~e echoc>1 dimtrict "~ "~ ~"~~ ~ '~: ~. ~o'hen I ums ebouL Pivo years ©ld T ervnt with ~ par©nta to ^ri~:'!: `~~'~~ ~~ . :~ ,. ~ c+~ev.~r Unolo Jabn~ ~otaes'a only brotaer. It ~r~s on a TtlesAk3, a' "" .. - ; Aunt P3~y baked a ~o':s~ocR~vcake vA a Uasrd propped up bafere the Yt7~'~':°.: I suppose any curosity vrss ®Woited, I ~~, n:wr~r open ,axr,,rthizs~ li&e v::~;. ' ,,b ,.„ , that in our h~ae. :''e cv+ere ill :poor in hose Eqs. I dons rte;, sv¢ythl.z~; olso obaut tho dinners 'Viso Gov cakm beard vs±s r~bc~b. i«relve i.^.CF1F33 erid® and fiftoon inaY~®a long . doc-n hill. ~i'f!m girl's olvthoe 3i©e8.oc~ about us ~uc;~ natnltiIIa am th0 ;r •"'~ ~ ' boar' pants . ~ '1hen wa lived on :-h.o first Para :°rs. dvn®s kid ca Srira on t'bo m'p~- 4 alto sido of th© road. hill, a b®y c,iu?it.Qen years old, rncl tta~4 p~,d } iz~i.d aisterv mn,~~ed it .T c3nd ~ boy of ~ gees rroricetl fwr t'~ot~ Sii P ~ . hocia~; cozy. :Io had s3.: pence ! ti ~~ c:ants ) Por a day3 r~ar>± • :~'$es son hzd P3S'ty septa . 16 t a a 9 i k r Y i i Autobio.~anhy oY Chauncey ; tokes - Cont~d . _r~_ ,: ..^~bont t'..zosc :'nJ~ tllr^:;:ti_t?r, T.L•zC`a111P.3 t^erB COL'lin~~ int® use . 2'h1.8. boy ;?*~d I vxjre ~~u•t on the otra^r stock. It <.veta ceaaidered a ~1'C ~:an's buaincs:a to stank tL•o stra~7 ^~ it carne Yrc~t the ~aahiu~. Z .~~as thon ni5aut nine y©ara old. 'All the nen nr3lsed us for gar ~Tk,r rill srid Yrnt tell rzothor to pay ymz and Clzuiths osah one s}i11If~ ~"~'~"' ( lE` coots ) , a].I the aers ss~gd we hzd earned it. Iho Bye rlA;'Et p8'~A x'itty coots Por the days wx~rk Mahe 3!.;ood nt tho ~cs.te with ~ ~Ct~'. °` ba€;,s;ie Iaa.4d tho non ovary ni,^ht. She handed out a oia posbe,~ ~. ~1a1~1 „ ;3111 orairl you ~t lrsy us oaeh a ah1113ag,a11 tae smm 3dt~a vrs s~ , carn3d it " .She handed cut the sh3.llinr ~.nd said " I (wens pro t~.~ , not .:rant yon :any _±aro " I ~aent ha^s ieelln.; rioh, I I~ad ec~ttal~~~° a` slLl].in,;. 4ien tl.oy c1C:^.re3 u~ clie whE1L *ro t~vo bergs ?iol?rvd - 11~ tnrneu i,I~~ Ya_.n9.~; ails -~uailo tho nt:i©r gcraned tho gr~ eecrA3+`r"sues ' ' i':7E'iy ~1 :aid Z s~.L=.J.-~ Q CQ~ ~~' t~Qt . ,3~on rm ^.arved ou tIlo ot`~er Pero! I v.:2o than about trre~l~ce y'esa-ti~~ r,:;j brother :ie~nry sight I zield the ~,lac'~T -, i1o droFte the ate. Bdq i';atYicr cut th© Iaray and €~~- - about that ~.1~ ~ circus ere~e L;o sort is',~•on, ~. vill~e abrrrtit t3.'4`tl sn.1.1c:3 numy. 'r'athor toot io2aly Bind I to aye it. °+ue sacr t3~ tau ~5ti+~ " ou the 'sao±-^n -~.-~i1.a thoy ~xsra xnaarin~, mound t°_ue ri*~. wte tur~lt'G~ ~a :~~ith a nejt^~ idoa i:a our heads tl~t sar:3o dAy i~r night be o9.rcute r3~s~ . ;e vet out in tho pnatua~e, took the old. ire, unc seuld hn2~3.I~ex :7hilo ti~o ®thar tried to r18o. ~~o Yaund it a bead amttor t~ cu°'~r beein~, bnre~'aoted sans na saddle aso, rre oonolndv-d rre ~~ould htivrb to g~,~fo ' up th© idoa ©% bcoo~tnp, oireun ri~.~era and rmuld anus te- stt~y EiZi t$Ri . ~ . ' f12^Ji . 1~ 4i2t©Ui©F?7.'fiTtily ~JP vl]ti11I1COy :itQl{CS ~ ~ (ipnt~G:. ~~ r '5 G { :;riot '~ :t;1<3 si:tacjn yn:u~s olc: I 1ic-an c~aor?~.ng v-ith. zAp fathom p4r,~:,<.:.. i ,. ~ t':e aa~°nente?~ t;.~?d>~ .:tt t~rttp I took ~ first tsautsaat~ s b~t~ ~•.•F• . . s i'or ~Joh*a i''.~1L~?.Ro. 2,'Ip brothcsr had built h1s hcroso. $c eppoared°tQ ;:s,;'sk~>•?~~;:;r ,, b0 ''ntdrostlad in rafl• F1e cane to :ao aatd szirl °' I wit a barn, ye}~ 10~ ~"! ' ~, 4 Boss yinch ~(y P1~ure on it. iP Y~ rri13 do 1t eg a2ump au~ Ham ~'i1~ :., ' ~r~ ~.ou nep have tho aob~. ~' b1c! e~n3s~ ~ little r~ox^o th,~ hip bnt I. t ~:. ~, tiw sob at his bid • Boys di0 slot lvse~e but littlo spenclin~ bonep ~u1se~ I ~ ~ ~'-'`: v• ~. ; . fath~c novor 6~ ~e but a siaoenee (e'; cents y oPendis~ ~~. • that t~+ae for u yovrth of dulp celebration nt F®aster•s P111o,, 2~ seo Proms our home. I sttixted so:~a aP~twx breai~'ast. 1 ~rie8d there abmuh~ ., ys;.a . q Wino. ~® First t2iiag I did tvras to incest say sixl~co ~ a qu2.r~e~7 of a ces°d oY gin~sr brofld 1'hes ecsrds c~tcr^s about tralve ineifls 2on;~, a1~,ht inc,'ies ~ridfl R •. '. YI .,. .. . Lip brot;uar :-ras a ~s©nber oP tho cavalry acssne~a~y', th.ay ~ is tote'. . B parade that dFSq . Us boys fetched their horses Prom Lhs stable te-. the tnveru door. I got n t1~ oY t:oontp P* v s +:ents- " hurrnlz " rI ';. the rlclaast bop in t}io crowd I hsxK?lp !c^e^^ Yr::~t to buy Y1rst. ~ hnd ~?inF;or beer, 6'~~:e's cal;.fl, YL:~ ercaoFc ~;:o . ~ ,, p In t!~©us daps ;"•.rui csbr(s boots. rialo ; Zcl b ,C~,. crraro s32e3es. :;iP'~ ,.,: . d ~:1rt7La1'3 lxad '.h0 llidtlJ' OP tl'_O1r b!i^~" Ofl.+tl0 tE4]lIIf3d k241d ~` ti. t~ " t7~'~..: . '` staler co:io tcs t2t©ir house ^nd ~,~.lro up this shoos Par tho f~12~'. ometi~e3 it ti7ould b© 11te in t~ac~ Pill bey?oro i9H~ ^~uld ~©t Qilr t~ho8r8.. wade . 3 havo h:~d to ~,o aPtQr tlu~ oocr.~ b.~rdPovtod on cold fxes'G~ ,, mornintrtis. Z would find tier. cow lyi n,;; c`irn:m ekes titAir fie. . ~ . tmua.d ~;o to thfl Pasfi~~at ` ~r.7 n?1d ,rec :r~r nn hox feet and 9tau;ci. ~~ ~ 18 ~u*..ooiot~r'-Jfly oP L''.Z:duna©y .~tok~n - ~.:ont'~a. -F- ::111:1 l':OT'Ll i,^~ iElii~ '~;11GrE3 SIl(3 hatl ~!?s1 lyi:!~;,. (~ ~:OA ~;"Jt t11B lLC~'t ~$! all Yler YOL't ^Sl(~. fltt:flC~ ti1;1f1IR3 ."ih© iL3E3 be 'Sl 1yj~,~; £iI~7. :71Y'~1 Rt'~ tf,L~ Q31~ ~9 9 t one :7I1GY3 T 21nQ then aLl .ttarto<: fcrr t?~.o y'~"t? T ".Kn11d run f©a.• tPua. 11Gtx819. I cii~~ not hsvo. an averaeat untai]. T ~~as srsvont®on yoara oldR Lk~it I ~' ~` hid one ~..do from mg fothaT's ~e$t coat. A9' it 17^,.,5 I dici Il@-t Ii~{Prd rubaor trvoraha-ea nstil, after I ~=rE;s t~.~enxy yec~:e ald. Jery fax[. ~sAa~ . e,ro: e tl:Ear1 i11c ~:rlnter 2 wrza geventesn I went tm dout:ir~ sahassl to lelssz'~7t .: cuul.~..ers. '~2iose that tyre able, r+ac©pt a?l.~.istir+s~ ~ seat tizeir e~illd+• rerl to dancS~ x~o3~o01. Ki'he oa:uwl ..,r~s hell otso aYtcl~+oa cflch me+®k It o~enad rat lour ,~ alo~od nt s©van .Er'.1. thee. ~~ 3aad trisr ~aapp~, ;:. :llcs o1~3or clpllcera svAyed mnct '., Ooulcl ct^ 'CO F3tA~©h1 'tBd ~S1I1C0~t ', ~~ ~u~~;.aea or Y:os~c~ kaopi.~ ns in-l~n•:;'r~ 'ather'~ hotel. . 3~~iaoc: until. nine,. i`41oso childrasi evil . r'lam. Tt did nom c©at r~ c~t:i~W ft~a t?so 3e?:ooZ e~^:s he3G ^t ono aY rag+ t~at~3s~+• T nttead~ d p`a.~wr 9ohool in t12e sus~er ~til I wa;a eesv+e8 Y8~ old. ,'~ :'tor that T ;~acl to rior?:. T at'~esnd©d t~lo ~aintcir soh3ol at~,t bill' t~cntPle ®-~es_I 173ntor, until I ,;ros sa~vBIIt4ez3 . ::© ~x:~t' ~9a~bstes°s ~pe1].lgfg book unti3 too lu^.rnod it in ful.3. ~~a n®:t rcae~3~ boots rasa the 1Viea+- ~'(39t~11t~ ti22t~ tt':Q 2llgXt CY[48 Y~la'9 ~?~9t0?'~ O'~ uw?) ilti9.`'~E~~3 ~~t.Ztet3. WO cy;~,lc~red tntt of '~ayball.'s l.rit?~lotie; ~lr'.21*.. :lrott~.h t:a^.t OC':;aT'kt~ t~l8'rs9 dtlt~i:1¢: rev©ral CIiIItOT3. :ir,:'10+~1 bvn~kv~ crnro 3e:~ree iYt ths~,c~. d~,yci. .:greats rw d to pay n certain ¢•xnult for caeh child `c~l'J r:~ utansaed. etoht~tr2 ' n.nd board the toaoller. T stud.dicd ,~,'r~nr ~rdE;e:or~rtph-;,~ ©;<l0 1mak. -~ coraaludoc: tL1et r_oither oP t;~os^_ ,:^oialc ::el;~ in ~~ettiat~ ~ 'bremd c1t@ , + . butttir, r~ o k©pt ~~t thtj 't11rn~ R ~ s t~~t9,1. I lxa~m to um~rk at the- ar~eot ~- t©r's trado tirl.th shy fnthor iIo ~d rat tlznt ti!^a3 vn~» dollar per fial~' ri 19 .+.tttobio~nphy oi' t~aauncey :3tokea - s;Qne-:.t . a' _~~ , .. ~~ n~td i:oorcl t~o1f. S acrd ttseaty rive rc~ntt,3 pcsr dagr As Y ' o1Qsi' r I :-~~<•:ci: 'i;;:clvt7 srsri t©urteen Hours Yor eno doll,mT. +;o ~t in ,tb~ ::1~1~ :iay r, ,~ '~ `~.. ,,'hen work tv~.s paes~ia~r, rn9 ?~.d~to cork iri the s21,op anti],, ~ ,, . 'arc caorL-ed frc~ suIIrise until et~naot durins~ the anu.^~r ;aox~tha.7+F~mr . " enr~xntore rmrk ®ight •i!ours rlt thrv© rnd °a!!r do1'±r,*,.°:~ rx9r dam; Tltd~, , , ~ thiril: troy eTa li~vinr; n tt.~-d time eY St naY~t,ns r~ Z.{,~rir„g , .,.. - "~ ::e lived i:iireu Uiloe xroKa the vill,3pzn. 3 ,:dv9 ~'la73C8~1 EYua.L ''' . ",. Iz t3tes 3>efore dmyli~,it rind Zi'te~?~ d.?rI: t?nti do r.>y dcys ;~prk. Sn thou:' . '. d~*,*n them rtes no sLri~s, a~ni ©?;3 or l~ckrrr~e. dill ~rero satis3'~.a~ . T and thO11H?'3~ E?ioy tWOPe hAVl^[', ~L4tit ~L; r;0'.x3 a ti:.+~9 n3 t~1a Ot13eT tO11C~P~ ,ie ,131 not he~a ~th3n~ about n_5113~xx~S-s, ig a TFid'~!' i'a? a Yaea thou-~ ~r,n1 dollairs 3ie tva® consfAorefl rioia. GSrI that crcrrkmd by tho t:roek ::.^d ;>ovfsnty Y3~vc~ ce~U~ ;ter reek ~.aa+i ;, o thmq u-m2ro eon:sidared r.,s ona~ oP t?ao P~~~i.l~r; ©~9cr,,+ed tae s<,~ as tTtm . R y ,:or,~n oP tho fnrai.l.y. scs3~ool to-~cherm T~~I ai:: do11.~r^a •~x~ umth r o board, thoy a3.oa tciught ou~ler eeil0al. A z~n on tilo i^z~ :Gael t~~2'0'~ :I.ollarn per sao~~ aAd• bora..x°i7. R vrvrY.i^~ i:a ts~.e, T~tmrvast f9.1^,+ld AstA ~z bu~hol of elbont or `~Ysa Priem of it par day. , Them than vrlo e4~vttf. suvmnty Vivo ceas°aes por bushol , :?ten T 'rats a~iout mixLocn yarn ©ld tbo iie.s Y¢r_k Cen.-'s.~. &ttl3soe~; VRi~ put t13Zk)17~L~.1 0121° pxa2t 0Y th0 (?®tllltl`~'. '1"11E?IS 6'Pub3pt ~.l1123.d. bQ ehippatd to Albnay 1,-t the tyiatea semson. Flestoso tFtrtt 3t bfld to t~0 Ghtpped !DA i tho .brio CsIIn1 bort•;,e. ~~hedt Lhert :arm:2t 1sp to Dice Co13~S per b1s~~D1,; • .+ ~.~'ar~ors Iiad p:.roamaria+u~ tis~B,eT.ev the t~tole Ccnnztry s ;;~ ~ 20~r - _ __ lutobio[~phy of Chnuncoy StoLros - Cont~d . ... v ~- • w A Fin by rho rssaxe oP Beuoh h*~d a lzc^~ Plenri~ nt31.1 at Y~Tt ::•;~C'dfl t)n ~?1t9 Ct1A~~ • E~3 EOrit h~.~ b03•G t0 ?3Lt1C95~ QIY t?19 C[lII~~ ~27~ "•' . ,. rnrnel=.n:socl the Yar~s~r's ~~heat to *~eke into flour . tnhi.flh latos 2L~tli . atiin~od to fTc~sr YsrPc City mad etcrred it 1n a Lame atos'o bnildL~Ig' end hc+ll i t Por a bid prie®; t'nat vr~a in the vriuter sY ].83t3-37 ,, . > . „ r. !itil'cI t'~~rsA ecT~e any r3nny could ncst ~;t rreTlc. L'oatet~ ttrould rz~t. 0 _ `~ . ~ b ,~.. dcrai in rho pMee or Iris 3'].rnu•. °1't~® poor pooplc nP t:~.e• 43t~ trrriLed ~,. , out ~7.kd kaol~ h3.e tttores house open rid duped thrs bcir~ta of ~lanrr y.. , into `~}7f) 3T,r@f+t end :7I"J.ly 1:Elpeh t'ac9P.JOIVf3II~ ~C'1 i9Ftt77 CCLrriefl @7i~` sir :~l~:013 [:ioua .~.:sveri:mca - ' P Jhf?11 I rras sibr~ut ~°3.ve yv~!a^a oid ? rezx~3ar ;o±nz, with .sots, ~ , ;:,etha~l3at prayer a~otin~ I~al3 apt a-~o of tbo neibor's I®~; q~bl~. . in rho s®ttl~oat . '~aat rums the first ti;:~ :I rt'ab@r hbariz~ ~ , " ~ one play I beLievcs then and tli®re ~a ro7.3.~~-,Scua isag~ens3os3 cr~B ~R~r~ on ny c~.n:: tint hr~t :~er~.i:^-ocl tlarea~z¢'~ call the yes2~ t.~.€it 'tisvo aa~ t~TQ r;ona a"?.nce tlsat niC,~at Z curia not in anot:~nr r@li~i.QUS ~Qt~ ttAt~,1, .. ' after I ~7as trr®lvQ yc;nrs old . I bcl~.3"vo '~Y ,~ot~or tried to 31ve a rvlgr;ifnta liYo. Z tram '~`sxt# !'~.t';1121 O.^.O T.2il@ oS' c3 F.~OthOdist i;I2lirflh• 3 :'tEi9 II0t ~ t:sdlt C?i ~~L.tt~~:`.. ~f'ar T t~s tc~ely© y@ars old I sunhose I did spot Lravo e34t~ea~ ~LtSt« able; tae c:~:^T~a r. larp;e fa.~ily nad eTafl nom azrorstockerd vrltts ~eri~ d . r3.~•_~~.rLl. S ,z®vax Io2e~vr ~+ fat3~es to ~o inside at a eburca eseepis t~ at'~cnc1 ~anas-~l.a • J I thl.zilz T bust bav® been c;uite a a2esady day. thoy utscd try a~Zl ~ saeaoca:3tokes . Fiy gides~ brdthcrr rand aioter attr~iiciAd scIxac+l~,'t}~ra~- fe2chod h~ n :iundizy school b©a$ that A.tid a pictvro aP thn•~..•~.~ " *~ia8o8 acct un with tn® tmazoa eorp~t on it far vhe Chilct'ron aP Zsr~tel ~. ~1 ; ~ii:,'ADj.OT'li~~l'y~ "J~ ~%~'.anLa~CC~ ~i',~i0s^rd1 ~ v¢'".1'v~C~.r " r.•~}w ;. , ~a local; :±~; r,"3aa ti:s~ ",ero bltta3 by tlae se~,~ent . I tLusu~+~iis idtataa ~ , .«;a • F"~^d EL'?TS ~7 dO E;O * _tlhti '.Y. L9.^.Q ~'.tl L"WK3~ 44t1~ t0 CfUS'l°s 41TLQl~QI ~.~A« ,. ~^ ~:~ Jfl~. ~1 t'.1Q Sfltt3.@Ti~Qt tQ 'L'.OYItCZUftF+? ~ tbI'e~ Ll'«tS8 ~' M,' A~' •+ ~'. •:;:,~ CC.:icl t© be? t!ac~ ~7SG_.eck©at ei7.~© t~ tale •rie Cansl. beioe4r~t ~tT - ~. . ~ ,'a'4R!t' ^~:~ /il~:'i j r ~¢7~~'~"Z lald ti? heir b03t3 $~ltT2°O Y'0~' L2T~ raiutrgs• !oQ$O~I~r . .. ' ."#' ...^1;.: L:'. ~~~~alr ^~~:: ~tzzn:Y~c'~:.w~d L~c;2'v ..:moo trc~ta~n •°}..:,~; p~~ 3.©i~ time Sn ca~^m/a~jT`. ~ Juno ~ +p~. :a JVYV, J~•C•i1V U.:iC~d. •: :Y:: l~.'!L ::^CCt:, USi4;,J :=~!tli'E'f:(t9f" CY;:&' ;JOFII' tlL.~otu3h FI7'_IiOA tI~A 1flP.2tT1B1' ~it~l. ~.~--~,":~ ;'S1e. I dad ~~3 uncl®• ~.otls~r•s brrat_hor doluf., t:~lo rye a IlerrL~e-ral2~• s . iro u3e:1 to ride i!1 tl,.n cocas ~'e Long Islaasd cthoal a bc~y« s';uera ~ssl1' ".: :,. .; :. t7?:ei•O l3.© 7r±d4 tl:fl tysw~ 3t~ la Z'-?"Q . Aiy oldest brr~tY~®r l~ld a i i:orsc~ s :•:o1~t rrltPl i>in ono.® PSPtocxi ~n.1.1~ trot ~t~v,~eatt t- ' ~+. taa race3m . 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I IB TH 5T. .~rr..•.~.t:[!_.. ...tXtx.:~ r._... ; ~, -- ~, 4 3 a D 4 ~I . ~~. ~~ J . ~ s r i r W z a p 4, W a VI Y ox m xro ~ f ~ a $ ISTH ST. ~¢ ~~ F uv~ ~sr. :g . e ~. i f ! /° f D f _ x ~ f ~ D Flo 0 -~ ~ ~ a Y I Cn ~ n D ~ 'D I' \ ~ J D f~ ~.~ f 3 p ~. 0 D"' .m f yl ~~~ s ,l /MV~ NJLL'~ w ro 4 4 ~iyS F AP 9 ppi J / d ~ !i t In D ~ D D f w v--- D~ ~. y-~- I + D f D ~~ :~ 3 ~pI `~ I I ~ _ _._ ~ .. .:ga:!m. .. _~!:":.......a 14TH 5T. ,,. ~ 42 ATTACHMENT E 43 Front Facade March 25, 2003 Tower Cornice Brackets Front Porch Brackets 94 Tower and East facade March 25, 2003 45 Rear facade -removal of addition exposing original building and foundation Administrative Kegulation L Attachment F Adopted August 2, 1989 Adopted August 2, 1989 Secretary to the Board GUIDELINES FOR NAMES OF LANDMARKED STRUCTURES AND SITES Purpose: The City of Boulder Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board finds tnat adoption of guidelines for the official landmark names of structures and sites designated by ,the City Council as City of Boulder Landmarks will provide consistency in meeting the historic preservation goals as set forth in the Historic Preservation Code (10-31-1 and 10-13-3). Criteria for Selection of Official Landmark Names: 1. The official landmark name of the site or structure should be based on one or more of the following criteria: A. Original owners, architect or builder; 6. Historically significant persons or prominent long-term residents; C. A commonly accepted name; D. Original or later events or use; E. Unusual or architectural characteristic which clearly identifies the landmark; and F. The contributions of,both men and women. 2. Owners requesting landmark designation for their buildings may be considered under the above criteria. In the event that the official landmark name does not include the present owners, a separate plaque containing the statement "Landmark designation applied for (date) by owners (names of owners)" will be made available at the owner's expense. ' LMNames.GDL U9.14AdminReg-L 46