Monaco to Quebec, 6th Avenue to Colfax
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770 Olive Street One of Denver’s first examples of the English Tudor influence, built in 1910. While brick was common, stucco exteriors can also be found. |
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1101 Oneida Street A more exotic example of Mission Revival features an elaborate parapet. It is actually an extensive remodeling of a Denver Square. |
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RICHTOFEN CASTLE 7020 East 12th AvenueBaron Walter von Richthofen erected this rhyolite castle as the show home of Montclair, his suburban real estate scheme, in 1887. The original structure, a prickly Prussian affair was remodeled in 1910 by Edwin Hendrie who had purchased it as his home. J. J. B. Benedict designed the south wing in 1924. The 35-room castle features an oak-panelled entry hall, hand-tooled leather walls, and parquet-floored music room that seats 150. The gatehouse to the east has been converted to a separate residence. |