Exterior photograph of the building located on the 1100 block and Lipan in Denver, Colorado. The Westside Neighborhood district encompasses a five-block area. The growth of the neighborhood parallels Denver's role as a supplier and market for mining areas to the west. Within twelve years of the earliest construction, the area evolved into a middle-class Victorian neighborhood. By 1890, the neighborhood was totally developed and included several two-story commercial buildings. The district serves as a reminder of Denver's boom-town character as experienced by many of its early residents, with many of the buildings retaining some or all of their distinguishing Victorian ornamentation.
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