701 Arapahoe Avenue. [1880-1899]

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701 Arapahoe Avenue. [1880-1899]

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Views of the house at 701 Arapahoe Avenue surrounded by a grove of trees. The house was built in 1872 by James V. Pomeroy, bought in 1875 by Ira Austin, and razed ca. 1960. It was the Boulder Rest Home in the 1940s. Note: In one photo a cow is in the field in front of the house.

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Austin, Ira, 1807-1893.

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Parsons, Martin R., 1875-1965.

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Sturman, Hattie Austin,

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Montgomery, Mabel D.

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Coffin, Claude C., 1884-1954

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