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Resource Number: 5BL 11287 <br /> Temporary Resource Number: 157508435010 <br /> to other miners. The British mining culture was instilled in the early Colorado coal mines. English immigrants <br /> also brought expertise in other necessary skills such as blacksmithing and chain forging. <br /> Later Jefferson Place residents arrived from Italy, France, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia, <br /> among other places. The Italians eventually became the largest single ethnic group in Jefferson Place and in <br /> Louisville as a whole. About one-third of the houses in Jefferson Place were owned and occupied by Italian <br /> immigrants. Italian immigrants left their mark on Louisville in the food and beverage industries. To the present <br /> day, downtown Louisville is known throughout the Front Range for its tradition of Italian restaurants. The <br /> impacts of the heritage and customs of the other European ethnic groups could be significant, but are not well <br /> documented and need further investigation. <br /> If there is National Register district potential, is this building: Needs Data X Contributing _Noncontributing_ <br /> 46. If the building is in existing National Register district, is it: Contributing_ Noncontributing <br /> The property is not within an existing National Register district. <br /> VIII. RECORDING INFORMATION <br /> 47. Photograph numbers: 5BL11287_600Jefferson_01 through 5BL11287_600Jefferson_08. <br /> Digital images filed at: City of Louisville, Planning Department <br /> 48. Report title: Historical and Architectural Survey of Jefferson Place Subdivision, Louisville, Colorado <br /> 49. Date(s): 2013 <br /> 50. Recorder(s): Kathy and Leonard Lingo, Avenue L Architects, and Bridget Bacon, City of Louisville <br /> 51. Organization: Avenue L Architects <br /> 52. Address: 3457 Ringsby Court Suite 317, Denver, CO 80216 <br /> 53. Phone number(s): (303) 290-9930 <br /> NOTE: Please include a sketch map, a photocopy of the USGS quad map indicating resource location, and <br /> photographs. <br /> Colorado Historical Society- Office of Archaeology& Historic Preservation <br /> 1200 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203 (303) 866-3395 <br /> 8 <br />