CreatorOoms, FrankDate2004SummaryThis gray stone Victorian in the Romanesque Revival style was constructed of rusticated rhyolite from the Castle Rock area. It is believed to be designed by the famed architect, William Lang, designer of the Molly Brown House and Castle Marne. It was converted to apartments during the 1940's. In the 1980's if became a youth hostel. It has since been converted back to a single family house. Street Address: 1452 DetroitPhysical DescriptionThis gray stone Victorian in the Romanesque Revival style was constructed of rusticated rhyolite from the Castle Rock area. It is believed to be designed by the famed architect, William Lang, designer of the Molly Brown House and Castle Marne. It was converted to apartments during the 1940's. In the 1980's if became a youth hostel. It has since been converted back to a single family house. Street Address: 1452 DetroitBorn-Digital or AnalogAnalogSubjectHouses--Denver--ColoradoGeographic AreaDenver (Colo.)CollectionCreating Your CommunityDigital Version Created FromSource material owned by Historic DenverOriginal Material Found in CollectionHistoric Denver CollectionNotesHigh Resolution file not available. Denver Public Library does not hold originals or copyright. DonorHistoric DenverItem Owned ByHistoric Denver
