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Subdivision Name
Jefferson Place
Property Address Number
620
Property Address Street Name
Jefferson
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Resource Number: 5BL 11292 <br /> Temporary Resource Number: 157508435005 <br /> no evidence of plumbing. The 1950 Boulder County appraiser card for 616 Jefferson does not appear to be the <br /> same building, indicating that the address may have been re-assigned. <br /> 618 Jefferson is a small rectangular wood-framed cabin with white painted horizontal wood lap siding and a <br /> front gable roof with gray asphalt shingles. There is a red brick exterior chimney on the west side. Windows <br /> are historic wood sash 3/1 double hung. There is an addition on the south side with a low-slope shed roof with <br /> asphalt roll roofing. The addition is clad with white asbestos siding with an undulating profile. The entrance is a <br /> white wood door with three upper lights, facing south. The cabin is occupied and has no evidence of plumbing. <br /> There is an exterior crawl space hatch on the east side. This cabin has very high integrity despite its relatively <br /> poor condition. <br /> There is a small shed along the east alley. It is wood framed with vertical board and batten siding painted <br /> white. It has a shed roof that slopes down to the east, with gray asphalt shingle roofing. Three doors made of <br /> board and batten siding are marked 16, 18, and 20. <br /> IV. ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY <br /> 25. Date of Construction: Estimate: Actual: 1900 <br /> Source of information: Boulder County <br /> 26. Architect: Unknown <br /> Source of information: NA <br /> 27. Builder/Contractor: Unknown <br /> Source of information: NA <br /> 28. Original owner: August LeComte <br /> Source of information: Boulder County <br /> 29. Construction history (include description and dates of major additions, alterations, or demolitions): <br /> The main house, 620 Jefferson, was built ca. 1900. The northeast and southeast corners appear to be additions <br /> to an earlier cabin, but they were in place by 1948. The house was modified after 1948 with stucco exterior <br /> finish. No building permits are on file for modifications. <br /> The rear of the property contains two cabins used as residences, marked with addresses 616 and 618. There <br /> is a record of a previous cabin numbered 614, and a record that a cabin numbered 618 burned down in 1982. <br /> The addition on the current 618 is not visible in the 1950 Boulder County assessor's photo, so it was <br /> constructed after that date. The cabin currently marked 616 has been modified at an unknown date with an <br /> addition on the south side and modified window openings. <br /> 30. Original location X Moved Date of move(s): Note: 620 Jefferson, the main house, is in its original <br /> location. It is possible that the cabins currently addressed as 616 and 618 were moved onto the site at an <br /> unknown date. <br /> V. HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS <br /> 31. Original use(s): Domestic, Single Dwelling <br /> 32. Intermediate use(s): N/A <br /> 33. Current use(s): Domestic, Single Dwelling <br /> 34. Site type(s): Urban residential complex <br /> 35. Historical background: <br /> This building is part of Jefferson Place, the first residential subdivision in Louisville. <br /> In 1898, Jefferson Place developer Charles Welch conveyed twenty-nine different lots in Jefferson Place to a Denver <br /> lawyer, Harper Orahood, apparently for Orahood to resell. The lots for this parcel were among these properties. <br /> 3 <br />
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