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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: <br />Information from Bridget Bacon, Museum Coordinator <br />This house was built in 1936 by Henry and Evodie Helart, who were part of Louisville's <br />French community. This location was on the edge of Louisville's Frenchtown <br />neighborhood. Both Henry and Evodie were born in France. They were married and <br />lived in Marshall, Colorado, where Henry was a coal miner, before moving to Louisville. <br />They lived in Louisville with their five children: Bertha, Aimee, Henry, Jr., Evodie; and <br />Frank. Henry Helart died in 1937. Elodie Helart lived in the house until the 1967, when <br />she died. The Helart family owned the house until 1968, when a member of another <br />French family purchased it, Carol Warembourg Koch Johnston. <br />Carol Warembourg was born in 1934 and grew up nearby at 397 County Rd. on the <br />other side of the neighborhood of Frenchtown. Her father, Arthur Warembourg, lived in <br />the house from the 1970s-1990s, after which the property became a rental. Carol <br />Warembourg Koch Johnston was associated with it until her death in 2018. <br />A Boulder County Assessor card for this property could not be located and is not among <br />the scanned images of Louisville properties that the Louisville Historical Museum <br />obtained from Boulder's Carnegie Library for Local History. <br />213 Roosevelt, east view — Current Photo <br />