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| From Denver’s Landmarks and Historic
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| From Denver’s Landmarks and Historic
Districts: A Pictorial Review, by Thomas J. Noel. University Press of Colorado, 1996. Baerresen-Freeman photo credit: Glenn Cuerden |
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Dutch Colonial house with a plethora of Neoclasical elements designed by
Baerresen Brothers in 1904. Once home to William Freeman, who salvaged the Denver, Salt
Lake and Pacific Railroad after the death of its president, David Moffat.