Kopper's Hotel and Saloon Building also known as the Airedale Building
Alternate Title
Airedale Building
Creator
Noel, Thomas J. (Thomas Jacob)
Date
2004
Summary
View of Diamond Lil's Adult Emporium located in the historic Kopper's Hotel and Saloon Building, also known as the Airedale Building, at 1215-1219 20th Street in the Five Points neighborhood, Denver, Colorado. The three story brick building has a cornice with a pediment and a plaque with letters that read: "Airedale 1919." The ground story has large storefront windows with decorative woodwork, pilasters, and lights. The upper stories have two story bay windows with square pillars, cornices and dentils. A sign on the building reads: "Adult Video Library." The building, designed by architect Frederick Carl Eberely was built as a working-class hotel in 1899 by German immigrant, Albert Kopper. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Description
1 slide: color.
Is Part Of
Tom Noel photograph collection.; Tom Noel photograph collection, notebook Numbered streets.
Item Owned By
Auraria Library
Type of Material
Color slides.; Slides--Color.; Imaged.; Image
Subject
Diamond Lil's Adult Emporium (Denver, Colo.)--2000-2010.; Kopper's Hotel and Saloon Building (Denver, Colo.)--2000-2010.; Five Points (Denver, Colo.)--2000-2010.; Denver (Colo.)--2000-2010.; Commercial facilities.; Kopper, Albert--Homes and haunts--Pictorial works.; Diamond Lil's Adult Emporium (Denver, Colo.)--Pictorial works.; Kopper's Hotel and Saloon Building (Denver, Colo.)--Pictorial works.; Video rental services--Colorado--Denver--Pictorial works.; Five Points (Denver, Colo.)--Pictorial works.; Denver (Colo.)--Pictorial works.
Format-Medium
Photograph
Source
Source: loan, Tom Noel, 2010.
Rights Contact Information
Restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Western History/Genealogy Dept., Denver Public Library.
Title and content derived from inventory prepared by Kathleen Barlow.; Scanned image from loaned collection.; R7001517157; Digitization sponsored by the Kenneth King Foundation.
