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Resource Number: 5BL951
<br /> Temporary Resource Number: NIA Architectural Inventory Form
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<br /> 21. General Architectural Description 23. Landscape or setting special features:
<br /> This house and garage are located at the
<br /> This wood frame residence is supported by a concrete foundation,
<br /> southwest corner of Front and South Streets,
<br /> and features painted pale yellow horizontal weatherboard exterior northeast of downtown Louisville. A planted
<br /> walls, with painted green 1" by 4" corner boards. The roof is grass front yard to the east, and side yard to the
<br /> hipped, with flared eaves, and with grey asphalt shingles. A north, are unfenced. The backyard to the west is
<br /> hipped-roof dormer, with one 1/1 double-hung sash window, is enclosed by a woven wire fence. Concrete
<br /> located on the east elevation(facade). A single red brick chimney sidewalks, separated from the curb by narrow
<br /> is located near the west end of the roof ridge. A large canted strips of grass, parallel Front and South Streets.
<br /> hipped-roof bay window, with three 1/1 double-hung sash
<br /> windows, is located on the north elevation. Windows elsewhere 24. Associated buildings, features, or objects I
<br /> are predominantly 1/1 double-hung sash with painted white wood Garage
<br /> frames and painted pale green wood surrounds, and with exterior
<br /> metal storm windows. A 3-step concrete porch covers the north
<br /> 2/3s of the east elevation, and wraps around to cover
<br /> the east end ................................................
<br /> of the north elevation. Representing the house's most notable _
<br /> architectural element, the porch features non-original blond and IV. ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY
<br /> red brick half-walls, painted buff red Doric columns, and a
<br /> distinctive porch roof which is an extension of the main roof's j 25. Date of Construction:
<br /> flared eave. A dentil course appears alongthe Estimate ca. 1913
<br /> PP porch roof eave.
<br /> Three glass-in-wood-frame entry doors, each with a wood screen Actual
<br /> door,open onto the porch. A secondary entrance is located at the
<br /> north end of the west (rear) elevation. Here, a painted white solid Source of information: 1
<br /> wood door, with a white metal storm door, opens onto a concrete Boulder County Assessor records
<br /> stoop. Also, a wood-paneled door, with one upper sash light,
<br /> located on the south elevation, is no longer in use. A 26' by 8'
<br /> low-pitched hipped-roof addition to the west elevation predates 26. Architect:
<br /> 1950. n/a
<br /> A single-car Garage is located near the alley and South Street, to Source of information:
<br /> the west of the house. This building features a concrete slab t nla
<br /> foundation and floor, and painted pale yellow horizontal
<br /> weatherboard walls, with painted pale green 1" by 4" corner
<br /> boards. The garage is covered by a low-pitched front gable roof 27. Builder/ Contractor:
<br /> with brown asphalt shingles over lx wood decking and 2x wood Mike Fabrizio
<br /> rafters. Windows on the garage include two sets of paired
<br /> shuttered windows on the west elevation, and three 4x4 horizontal Source of information:
<br /> sliders, all with painted pale green wood frames. Paired, painted "J.J.Steinbaugh,Immigrant Youth.Starts
<br /> pale yellow and green garage doors, each with six upper sash Business in 1892." Louisville Times /
<br /> lights, and with X-bracing, open toward South Street on the north Lafayette News, May 27, 1992.
<br /> elevation.
<br /> 28. Original owner:
<br /> J.J. Steinbaugh
<br /> 29.Construction History (include description and dates of major additions,
<br /> alterations, or demolitions:
<br /> Source of information:
<br /> Current Boulder County Assessor records list 1920 as this house's "J.J.Steinbaugh,Immigrant Youth,Starts
<br /> date of construction. A 1950 property appraisal card, however, Business in 1892." Louisville Times
<br /> lists 1913 as the date of construction. Both dates are plausible Lafayette News, May 27, 1992.
<br /> given the dwelling's Classic Cottage style and physical condition.
<br /> The earlier 1913 date may be more reliable, however. The 26'by 30. Original location: yes
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<br /> 8' low-pitched hipped-roof addition to the west elevation is Moved no
<br /> depicted on the appraisal card, and thus predates 1950. Date of move(s) n/a
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