Exterior view of the side and front facade of Horace A.W. Tabor's house at 160 East Fourth Street, which was built in 1877 at 321 Harrison Avenue. This was the first Leadville, Colorado, home of Horace and his wife, Augusta and was moved from Harrison Avenue to East Fourth in 1879 to make room for Tabor's opera house. This five-room unpainted clapboard two- story house has a front gable, bay window and two chimneys. Signs on the sides include "Leadville, All-American City", "Tabor House", "Free parking, visitors and customers only" and an "Open" sign hung in the window of a small rear add-on. Long icicles hang from the eaves and a fire hydrant is seen in the snowy foreground.
Date
[between 1950 and 1965]
Notes
Leadville designated a National Historic District in 1968.; Photoprint has scalloped edges.; Title supplied by cataloger.; R71000002257
