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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: <br />Information from Historian Bridget Bacon <br />This property is part of the Capitol Hill Addition subdivision, which was filed in 1904. <br />The structure was built in 1905. <br />1905 to 1907 Lepenske. Brown and Ericson Ownership <br />The property was purchased by Joseph Lepenske in 1905, which is the same year he <br />had the house constructed. Helma Brown and Betty Ericson were also owners during <br />this time period. <br />1907 to 1921 Charles and Christina Zarini <br />The Zarini's were a well known Italian family in Louisville. Charles was not only a miner <br />in the local coal mines but also went on to operate several retail establishments in <br />Louisville, such as a candy store on Main, the Colorado Cafe (now the Old Louisville <br />Inn), and Louisville Liquor. <br />1921 to 1998- Joseph and Rose (Domenico) Ross <br />Joseph Ross worked in Louisville as a coal miner for over 33 years. In the 1930's <br />Joseph was also a City Councilman for Louisville. Rose was a homemaker and a <br />member of the Domenico family. They owned the house until 1998, when the property <br />was sold to the current owners. <br />1948 Assessor's Photo <br />