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- Park Hill Fire Station
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Drawing of Bungalow style fire station. In corner notations is seen by architect Edwin H. Moorman. Not all the details were fully realized in actual building. -
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1912
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- Italian Spy House
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House designed by J.J. Benedict in the Italian Renaissance Style and built in 1910. The Italian consul lived n the house, and when he moved the basement was said to be loaded with radio and electronic equipment. -
Italian Spy House (Denver, Colo.) -
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- 4433 Montview
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House designed by William Fisher in a French Eclectic/ Craftsman style in 1907. A carriage house is visible in the back -
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1910
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- 1750 Forest Street Parkway
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Merrill and Burnham Hoyt designed this Tudor Revival style house, built in 1928. It was built for poet Jamie Sexton Holme and her husband, Peter. The V-shaped plan provides one wing for entertaining and one wing for family. -
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- 720 Emerson
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This house was designed by Aaron M Gove and Thomas F Walsh with a remodel in 1926 by Burnham Hoyt. It is an English Tudor style and visible is the foliated design that borders the bay window. -
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- 681 Lafayette Street
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This house in a Neo-Jacobean style was designed by Frederick Sterner and George Williamson in 1906. -
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- 701 Race
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Montana Fallis and Robert Willison designed this house in an eclectic style, and it was built in 1911. -
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- 2025 E. 7th Ave.
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This house was designed by Burnham Hoyt in an Italian Renaissance Revival Style and built in 1925. Indiana limestone surrounds the door and windows. Hoyt added an elevator to the house in 1944. -
1997
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- Sheedy Mansion
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This Queen Anne style mansion was built in 1892 and designed by E.T. Carr and William Feth. The original owner, Dennis Sheedy, spared no expense with the mansion. Brick and stonework accentuate the many windows of the mansion. Facing south from the... -
Sheedy, Dennis, 1846-1923--Homes and haunts.; Captiol Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood) -
1997
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- Alhambra
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This house owned by Hal Sayre is a rare Colorado example of a Moorish Revival style, built in 1892. It is essentially a foursquare with Moorish detailing. The windows are framed with Ogee-inspired transom cutouts -
Alhambra House (Denver, Colo.) -
1997
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- Malo Mansion
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This Spanish Colonial Revival style mansion was built around 1921 and designed by JJ Benedict and Harry Manning. The low-pitched clay-tile roof, balconies, stucco, and decorative ironwork are of note. Visible in the photo is the ornate door. -
Malo House (Denver, Colo.); Captiol Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood) -
1997
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- Appleman House
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Appleman House, an example of International Modern Style. Built in 1937 and designed by Robert Max Morris. -
Appleman House (Denver, Colo.) -
2007
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- Hubbell House
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Hubbell House, an example of International Modern Style. Built in 1938 and designed by Edward Hubbell. -
Hubbell House (Denver, Colo.) -
2007
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- Priller House
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Priller House, a National Historic Landmark, is an example of Usonion style. It was built in 1952 by Edward Hawkins. -
Priller House (Denver, Colo.) -
2007
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- Hatch House
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Hatch House, an example of Usonion style. Built in 1955 and designed by William Muchow. -
Hatch House (Denver, Colo.) -
2007
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- Sandler House
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Sandler House is an example of Second Phase International Style built in 1954 and designed by Joseph and Louise Marlow. -
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2007
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- Lane's Tavern country style bar
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Photograph of the bar in Lane's Tavern located in Lakewood, Colorado. -
Lane's Tavern (Lakewood, Colo.)--1980-1990.; Restaurants--Colorado--Lakewood.; Lakewood (Colo.) -
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- Colorado Marriages 1858-1939 F
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Marriage records--Colorado; Colorado--Genealogy.
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- Colorado Marriages 1858-1939 J
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Marriage records--Colorado; Colorado--Genealogy.
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- Colorado portrait and biography index : gathered and arranged from histories, magazines, newspaper files, land records, and many other sources, 1931, 1932, 1933, Denver.
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Index originally created by Henrietta Bromwell in 1933 of 31,000 items regarding biographies and portraits of politicians, miners, club women, newspaper editors, artists, businessmen, legislators, early settlers, settlements, mines, geographical... -
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1933, 2005
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