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Louisville Town of
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844
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Main
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Resource Number: 5BL8043 <br />Temporary Resource Number: NIA Architectural Inventory Form <br />(Page 3 of 5) <br />V. HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS <br />31. Original use(s): Single Dwelling; Commerce and Trade ( Specialty Store <br />32. Intermediate use(s): Funerary / Mortuary <br />33. Current use(s): Commerce and Trade / Business <br />34. Site type(s): Residence; Mortuary; Commercial Building <br />35. Historical Background <br />This lot was first developed in the years prior to 1893, and in the years surrounding the turn of the twentieth <br />century, a dwelling and bakery were located on the property. The extant building here, was originally two separate <br />structures constructed circa 1904. It has served as a residence and mortuary throughout most of the twentieth <br />century. Charles W. Powell (wife, Emma L.) was an early undertaker here, in business in the 1910s and early <br />1920s. By 1928, George Russell Henning, and his wife, Marguerite Henning, had come to Louisville. They took <br />over Powell's undertaking business, and renamed it Henning Mortuaries. L.D. Lay was involved in the business as <br />well. The Hennings lived here and operated the mortuary independently into the late 1950s. Mr. Henning also <br />served as President of the First State Bank of Louisville for a time. The Hennings had two children: Blossom and <br />Welcome. By 1960, the Henning Mortuary had entered into a partnership with Howe Mortuaries, and the business <br />here was subsequently known as the Henning - Howe Mortuary. The mortuary business closed in the early 1980s. <br />From that time to the present (2000), this building has housed numerous professional and retail tenants. <br />36. Sources of Information <br />(Boulder County) "Real Estate Appraisal Card - Urban Master", on file at the Boulder Carnegie Library. <br />Mehls, Steven F., and Mehls, Carol Drake. "Colorado Historical Society, Historic Building Inventory Record", (844 <br />Main Street), July 28, 1985. On file at the Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaeology and Historic <br />Preservation, Denver, CO. <br />Polk'sBoulder County Directory [generally published annually], Denver, Kansas City, and Salt Lake City: R.L. Polk <br />and Company Publishers. <br />Polk'sLongmont City Directory, [generally published annually], Denver, Kansas City, and Salt Lake City: R.L. Polk <br />and Company, Publishers, 1966 - 1997. <br />Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, dated August 1893, November 1900, and August 1908. <br />
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