Historic Preservation Commission Agenda and Packet 2012 04 16 (COLOR TEST)

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Next, later in 1948, 1005 La Farge was purchased by Dr. Walter B children lived in the house and he had his medical office in the residents also remember that Dr. Bock made house calls. Dr. Bock service. When he returned, he resumed his practice in Boulder, n Missouri in 1911, died in Florida in 1993. Helen Bock, who was b 1999. In 1955, Dr. William Bresnahan and Laurel Bresnahan purchased 10 to have his practice at this address. They had the property for are remembered has having had two children, an older boy and a youn to the story of this property, in 1964, several years after they Mrs. Bresnahan were killed by their then 16-year-old son while o County. William James Bresnahan, Jr. was sentenced to life in pr Denver Post and Los Angeles Times sources, he was paroled in 1977, and in 1987, then-Governor Roy pardoned him. William James Bresnahan Jr. became a practicing ph consider his to be a juvenile justice success story. In 1956, the Bresnahans sold 1005 La Farge to William and Ruth A Andrew. William Andrew, born in circa 1886, was a retired coal m the Centennial Mine. He passed away in 1963. In 1970, Ruth Andre Charles "Charlie" Parise, who owned it just under one year. Later Owners The owner of 1005 La Farge from 1970 to 1989 was Doris Donner. I Cresswell, the current owners, purchased the property. Discussion of Construction Date There is not a clear indication of when this house was construct pieces of evidence.