Interior photograph of wooden banisters in the David W. Brown House in Englewood, Colorado. Built in the Prairie style by David Brown, a founder of the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company. George Williamson was the architect. A semi-octagonal turret acts as a focal point and intercepts the horizontal roof. The interior's consists of dark wood paneling, spiral staircase, and period chandeliers. The house has 6 fireplaces and 18 rooms.
Description
1 photographic slide: color, 2 x 2 in.
Subject
Brown, David W.; Historic Buildings.; Historic preservation--Colorado--Englewood.; Historic buildings--Colorado--Englewood.; Architecture--Colorado--Englewood--History.
Original photograph held by The Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation, History Colorado
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