BELLVUE & PLEASANT VALLEY (BELLVUE, CO)

Intensive-level survey and grant writing to document 61 historic sites and determine eligibility for the creation of a historic district in this agricultural valley northwest of Fort Collins (project awarded a $23,950 grant).

Client: Bellvue Historical Foundation / Larimer County Manager's Office

CALIFORNIA CAMP, RANGELY OILFIELD (RANGELY, CO)

Intensive-level survey of one dozen buildings in the California Camp, including mid-20 th century shops, warehouses, and the oilfield’s guesthouse.

Client: Metcalf Archaeological Consultants / Chevron Corp. / US Bureau of Land Management

GLENWOOD SPRINGS DOWNTOWN DISTRICT (GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO)

Intensive-level survey in 2019-2020 of 34 historic commercial and residential properties in the downtown district, including the Hotel Denver and other early resources.

Client: City of Glenwood Springs, Planning Department

CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER (FORT COLLINS, CO)

Intensive-level documentation of thirteen historic resources along the river corridor adjacent to downtown, including several residences and commercial buildings, a major vehicular bridge, two historic railroad bridges, an irrigation ditch and headgate, and flood-retention and water diversion structures. The project helped the City of Fort Collins obtain a US Army Corps of Engineers permit under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act for improvements to the river corridor and the construction of a whitewater park.

Client: Town of Avon, Planning Department & Historic Preservation Commission / Eagle River Water & Sanitation District

TOWN OF AVON (AVON, CO)

Intensive-level survey of eight scattered historic resources in the former agricultural community of Avon, now a resort associated with the Beaver Creek Ski Area. The resources date from the 1880s to around 1910, and included cabins and farmhouses along with a barn, blacksmith shop and two irrigation ditches.

Client: Town of Avon, Planning Department & Historic Preservation Commission /Eagle River Water & Sanitation District

BELLVUE & PLEASANT VALLEY (BELLVUE, CO)

Intensive-level survey and grant writing to document 61 historic sites and determine eligibility for the creation of a historic district in this agricultural valley northwest of Fort Collins (project awarded a $23,950 grant).

Client: Bellvue Historical Foundation / Larimer County Manager's Office

UNINCORPORATED BOULDER COUNTY (BOULDER COUNTY, CO)

Intensive-level survey of several hundred historic rural buildings, sites and structures throughout the county’s unincorporated mountains and plains.

Client: Boulder County, Parks & Open Space Department

TOWN OF CARBONDALE (CARBONDALE, CO)

Intensive-level survey of 25 residential properties dating from the 1880s to the 1940s in this historic mining, ranching and farming center.

Client: Town of Carbondale, Planning Department

FEDERAL BOULEVARD, ALAMEDA AVE. TO W. HOLDEN PL. (DENVER, CO)

Intensive-level survey of 105 buildings along a two-mile stretch of Federal Blvd., including portions of the Valverde, Barnum, Villa Park and Sun Valley neighborhoods.

Client: Parsons Brinckerhoff Engineering / Felsburg Holt & Ullevig / Colorado Department of Transportation

HERMIT PARK OPEN SPACE (ESTES PARK, CO)

Field survey, archival research and preservation planning for this large open space property with historic ranching resources dating from the 1890s to the 1960s, located in the mountains southeast of Estes Park.

Client: Larimer County, Department of Natural Resources

NORTH CAMPUS SURVEY (FORT COLLINS, CO)

Intensive-level survey of 50 residential properties in the historic neighborhood just north of the Colorado State University campus.

Client: City of Fort Collins, Community Development and Neighborhood Services

LINDEN STREET (FORT COLLINS, CO)

Intensive-level survey of one dozen buildings in downtown Fort Collins through the former fort area between the Old Town historic district and the Cache la Poudre River.

Client: City of Fort Collins, Engineering Department / Colorado Department of Transportation

JEFFERSON STREET (FORT COLLINS, CO)

Intensive-level survey of twenty-five buildings in downtown Fort Collins. The project included documenting Jefferson Street, the city’s first commercial thoroughfare dating back to the 1860s cavalry fort and frontier road.

Client: City of Fort Collins, Engineering Department / Colorado Department of Transportation

HORSETOOTH MOUNTAIN OPEN SPACE (FORT COLLINS, CO)

Field survey, archival research and preservation planning for this large open space property with historic ranching, quarrying and timber harvesting resources dating from the 1890s to the 1940s, located among the hogbacks and foothills west of Fort Collins.

Client: Larimer County, Department of Natural Resources

CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER (FORT COLLINS, CO)

Reconnaissance survey and preservation analysis in support of a master plan project along a two-mile stretch of the Cache la Poudre River running through downtown Fort Collins.

Client: City of Fort Collins / Anderson Consulting Engineers

CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER (FORT COLLINS, CO)

Intensive-level documentation of thirteen historic resources along the river corridor adjacent to downtown, including several residences and commercial buildings, a major vehicular bridge, two historic railroad bridges, an irrigation ditch and headgate, and flood-retention and water diversion structures. The project helped the City of Fort Collins obtain a US Army Corps of Engineers permit under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act for improvements to the river corridor and the construction of a whitewater park.

Client: City of Fort Collins / Anderson Consulting Engineers / US Army Corps of Engineers

COLLEGE AVENUE SURVEY (FORT COLLINS, CO)

Intensive-level survey of 50 commercial properties in the College Avenue corridor running through downtown Fort Collins. The street has been the city’s primary commercial thoroughfare since the late 1800s.

Client: City of Fort Collins, Community Development and Neighborhood Services

CITY OF FORT LUPTON (FORT LUPTON, CO)

Certified Local Government (CLG) and State Historical Fund grant applications and completion of a city-wide reconnaissance survey of more than 750 historic buildings in this agricultural town (project awarded $35,000 in grants)

Client: City of Fort Lupton, Planning Department & Historic Preservation Board

FORT LUPTON DOWNTOWN DISTRICT (FORT LUPTON, CO)

Intensive-level survey of 90 buildings in the downtown commercial district of this agricultural town (project awarded $23,800 in grants)

Client: City of Fort Lupton, Planning Department & Historic Preservation Board

GLENWOOD SPRINGS DOWNTOWN DISTRICT (GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO)

Intensive-level survey in 1998 of 40 historic residential, commercial, ecclesiastical and resort buildings and sites throughout the downtown district, including the Hotel Colorado, the Glenwood Hot Springs, and the Vapor Caves

Client: Frontier Historical Society / City of Glenwood Springs, Planning Department

GOLD HILL HISTORIC DISTRICT (GOLD HILL, CO)

Photographic documentation of 72 historic buildings, sites and structures in this 1859 Colorado Gold Rush mining town.

Client: Boulder County, Parks & Open Space Department

GRAND JUNCTION REGIONAL AIRPORT (GRAND JUNCTION, CO)

Intensive-level survey of the airport property, along with 1,800 acres of adjacent BLM land north of the airport toward the Book Cliffs. This included Level II documentation and analysis of the 1889 Little Book Cliff Railway.

Client: Barnard Dunkelberg & Company / Federal Aviation Administration / US Bureau of Land Management

RED MOUNTAIN OPEN SPACE (LARIMER COUNTY, CO)

Field survey, archival research and preservation planning for this massive ranch property with multiple historic resources dating from the 1870s to the 1950s, located in northeastern Larimer County just south of the Wyoming state line.

Client: The Nature Conservancy / Larimer County, Department of Natural Resources

EAST SIDE HISTORIC DISTRICT (LONGMONT, CO)

Intensive-level historic buildings survey of 60 properties in the city's historic East Side Neighborhood residential district. Work completed to assist Cultural Resource Historians.

Client: City of Longmont, Planning Department

DEVIL’S BACKBONE OPEN SPACE (LOVELAND, CO)

Field survey, archival research and preservation planning for this large open space property with historic ranching, gypsum quarrying, and plaster milling resources dating from the 1880s to the 1960s, located among the hogbacks west of Loveland.

Client: Larimer County, Department of Natural Resources

MANITOU SPRINGS HISTORIC DISTRICT (MANITOU SPRINGS, CO)

Field survey, analysis and redrawing of the local historic district boundaries for this late-1800s resort town.

Client: City of Manitou Springs, Planning Department

BOBCAT RIDGE NATURAL AREA (MASONVILLE, CO)

Field survey, archival research, preservation planning and coordination of archaeological analysis for this 2,700-acre historic ranch and open space property near Masonville in the foothills above Fort Collins.

Client: City of Fort Collins, Natural Areas Department

STERLING DOWNTOWN DISTRICT (STERLING, CO)

Intensive-level survey of 12 historic buildings in the downtown commercial district of this northeastern plains railroad town and agricultural market center. The project included sites such as the 1912 City Hall, 1910 Telephone Exchange, 1909 Masonic Temple, 1938 Fox Theater, 1910 Brown-Naugle Mansion, and several other early 1900s hotels, auto garages and commercial buildings. Work completed to assist Cultural Resource Historians.

Client: Downtown Business Consortium

WELLINGTON DOWNTOWN DISTRICT (WELLINGTON, CO)

Intensive-level survey of 25 early to mid-twentieth century commercial and residential buildings in the downtown commercial district of this agricultural market center.

Client: Main Street Program / Chamber of Commerce

WESTMINSTER IRRIGATION DITCHES (WESTMINSTER, CO)

Research, field documentation and writing to develop the histories of sixteen late 1800s and early 1900s irrigation ditches that pass through the City of Westminster.

Client: City of Westminster

WESTMINSTER LAKES (WESTMINSTER, CO)

Research, field documentation and writing to develop the histories of thirty- four lakes owned by the City of Westminster. Now located in parks and open spaces, most were originally developed as irrigation reservoirs in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Client: City of Westminster