800 Spruce 2013 St Historic Survey

Home Browse Search

Resource Number: 5BL925 Temporary Resource Number: 157508425002 Later Jefferson Place residents arrived from Italy, France, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia, among other places. The Italians eventually became the largest single ethnic group in Jefferson Place and in Louisville as a whole. About one-third of the houses in Jefferson Place were owned and occupied by Italian immigrants. Italian immigrants left their mark on Louisville in the food and beverage industries. To the present day, downtown Louisville is known throughout the Front Range for its tradition of Italian restaurants. The impacts of the heritage and customs of the other European ethnic groups could be significant, but are not well documented and need further investigation. 14. Management Recommendations: The property is worthy of individual nomination as a Louisville Local Landmark. Although integrity is somewhat compromised, the building is significant for its role in communications in the local community. 15. Photograph Types and Numbers: 5BL925_800Spruce_01 through 5BL925_800Spruce_05 16. Artifact and Field Documentation Storage Location: Electronic files of forms with embedded photos and maps at Colorado Historical Society. Electronic files of forms. and electronic files of photographs at City of Louisville. Colorado. Planning Department. 17. Report Title: Historical and Architectural Survey of Jefferson Place Subdivision. Louisville. Colorado 18. Recorder(s): Kathy and Leonard Linao. and Bridaet Bacon. City of Louisville 19. Date(s): 2013 20. Recorder Affiliation: Avenue L Architects. 3457 Rinasbv Court Suite 317. Denver CO 80216 (303) 290-9930 Colorado Historical Society, Office of Archaeology & Historic Preservation 1200 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203 303-866-3395 5