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<br />CLASSIFICA TlON <br />Category . Ownership <br /> <br />X Building <br />o Structure <br />o Site <br />o District <br />o Object <br /> <br />Status <br /> <br />Present Use <br /> <br />Existing <br />Designation <br />o National Register <br />o Colorado Register <br /> <br />'0 Public <br />X Private <br /> <br />X Occupied <br />o Unoccupied <br /> <br />X Residential <br />o Commercial <br />o Educational <br />o Religious <br />o Agricultural <br />o Government <br />o Other <br /> <br />SIGNIFICANCE <br />X Site/Building is Over 50 Years Old and meet one of the following <br />standards <br />X Historic Landmark of Significance - must meet one (1) or more of <br />, the following criteria <br />'X Architectural Significance: The property: <br />. exemplifies specific elements of an architectural style or <br />period; <br />YES: Folk Victorian / Queen Anne Cottage (I think) <br />typical of Louisville / Boulder area. Typical 19th <br />century sawn wood ornamentation, including sawn <br />cedar shingle siding. <br />. is an example of the work of an architect or builder who is <br />recognized for expertise nationally, statewide, regionally, or <br />locally; <br />. demonstrates superior craftsmanship or high artistic value; <br />represents an innovation in construction, materials or design; <br />is of a style particularly associated with the Louisville area; <br />YES: Typical 19th century sawn wood <br />ornamentation, including brackets, etc. and sawn <br />cedar shingle siding. <br />"The Age of Jackson saw the flowering of the sawn- <br />ornament style in domestic architecture in America. <br />So many newly prospering citizens wanted homes <br />built that it was impossible for carpenters to indulge in <br />the luxury of hand-chiseled ornament. Besides, <br />theses were houses for people of moderate means - <br />mechanics, tradesmen, farmers - and the expense of <br />carved or chiseled ornament would have brought the <br />cost of the house above what such people could <br />afford." <br />"... the shaped cut or, as it is sometimes called, <br />dimensional shingle. This embellishment idiom of the <br />