Crawford-Crossen house. [1972-1974]

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Crawford-Crossen house. [1972-1974]

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Photographs of the Crawford-Crossen house at 2002 Spruce Street, ca. 1972-1974. See 220-2-14 for photos of Crossen and an interior view.

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Boulder Public Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7462700

Boulder Public Library

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Crossen, Forest, 1905-1992

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Crawford, Mary C.

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Cleveland, Jerry, 1946-

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