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1968 as the County website currently indicates). Owner Dwight Sullivan constructed the current building and opened Bungalow Drug in the building in 1964. It was located there until 1979. Bungalow Drug had previously been located across the street where the City Hall parking lot is now located, just north of 717 Main. While at 712 Main, beginning in 1970, it became affiliated with Walgreen's. This photo shows 712 Main in circa 1978, when it was Bungalow Drug: ,.-•.rrA•�.^+-—^^s..±.1m.m...---+ia-tee- t�-•••,.i.•. ., .tits ..� In 1979, City Hall offices were in need of temporary space due to the renovations of City Hall at 749 Main. The City moved some operations into 712 Main in 1979 (renting from owner Dwight Sullivan). The offices that were moved to 712 Main included the Louisville Public Library. The Library was located at 712 Main, with the use of 800 square feet, until late 1980, when it moved to the first floor of the renovated City Hall building, according to the November 5, 1980 issue of The Louisville Times. In 1981, Boulder County Tri-City Offices opened their doors at 712 Main with a public dedication. The County also purchased the property in 1983. Directories from the 1980s show that the following County functions had a presence in the building at that time: Boulder County Annex, County Clerk, Social Services, Mental Health, Emergency Family Assistance, Private Industry Partnership, Human Services, District Attorney, Human Services, and Veterans Services. In addition, a store called "Lou's Near New" was located at 712 Main in the mid-1980s. According to the July 18, 2013 Daily Camera, the Boulder County offices moved out of 712 Main a few years before 2013 and it had become the new offices of Boulder Creek Neighborhoods, formerly Boulder Creek Builders. 722 Main St. History Historic House, demolished by 1959: 4