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living in Louisville near Pasquale and Filomena Romano in records.) Pasquale Romano worked as a coal miner and, later in life, as the operator of a service station in an unknown location. Records indicate that Pasquale and Filomena Romano lived on their property, but whether it was on this specific tract that is the subject of this report is not known. The 1910 census records and the 1916 Louisville directory both appear to show them living in this section of Louisville. In 1924, they took steps to divide their property among their three daughters in three comparable parts. To their daughter Mary Romano, they conveyed Tract 704A; to their daughter Lena Polluconi, they appear to have conveyed Tract 704 just to the west of 704A; and to their daughter Jennie Lombardi, they conveyed the land just to the south of both 704 and 704A. The following section of an undated Boulder County map shows the locations of these tracts. The historic structures on Tract 704A are the subject of this report. Pine Street is the east -west street shown at the top of the cropped image. Mary Romano married John Romano (1885-1947). He had been born in Italy and came to the U.S. in the early 1900s. They had a daughter, Helen Romano (1910-2001). Mary Romano married then John Henry Waugh (1892-1982) in 1943. He worked as a blacksmith. Helen Romano married Karl Stumpf (1909-1988) in 1938. He worked as a soft drink distributor. They had children John Stumpf and Mary Stumpf. Mary Stumpf married James Weiss. Their daughter was Lara Weiss, who married Christopher Seidel. 2