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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. Romeo photo credit: Thomas H. Simmons |
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Commercial building designed in 1889 by the Baerresen Brothers
for liquor merchant Louis Weiner, who named the building for his son, Romeo. Corner oriel
and second-story bay windows lend drama to this elegant building. Restored as apartment
and retail complex by David Fox and Larry Arbuthnot in 1995.