Exterior view of the James Russell Lowell Building
Creator
Hamilton, Kinsey
Date
2010 April 28
Summary
The first building to be named after a literary figure was built in 1936 by architect Charles D. Strong. The style is Twentieth-century Modern and Art Deco. James Russell Lowell was a poet, editor, critic and diplomat that lived from February 22, 1819 to August 12, 1891. Photograph is of the exterior of the James Russell Lowell building on Poet's Row in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver. 1020 Sherman St, Denver, CO 80203
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