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2814 Champa St. Owned by George Apodaca until 1978 and known as "The Indian House" locally

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Call Number	AUR-85
Title	2814 Champa St. Owned by George Apodaca until 1978 and known as "The Indian House" locally
Creator(s)	Noel, Thomas J. (Thomas Jacob)
Summary	View of 2814 Champa Street, in the Five Points Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The eclectic style brick house has a fish scale, gable roof, a front dormer with a gambrel roof, gabled side dormers and a covered porch with brick pillars and a pediment. Two wagon wheels are on either side of the front steps. A sign with a quotation is in the pediment. The sign reads: "A cowboy, and Indian & Chinaman were playing poker, the "Chink" he held three aces, the cowboy held a gun, and Indian held an inquest at the setting of the sun." A white picket fence is beside the building, and a wire fence is in front. The building is located within the Curtis Park-Champa Street National Historic District.
Date	1978
Notes	Content derived from inventory prepared by Jacquelyn Ainlay-Conley.; Scanned image from loaned collection.; Title inked on verso of photographic print with: "Five Points (Curtis Park)."; Digitization sponsored by the Kenneth King Foundation.; R7001510854
Physical Description	1 photographic print ; 18 x 13 cm. (8 x 5 in.)
Is Part Of	Tom Noel photograph collection. Tom Noel photograph collection, notebook California Street and Champa Street.
Subject	Curtis Park (Denver, Colo.)--1970-1980. Denver (Colo.)--1970-1980. Dormers. Historic buildings. Houses. Dormers--Colorado--Denver--Pictorial works. Historic buildings--Colorado--Denver--Pictorial works. Residences--Colorado--Denver--Pictorial works. Curtis Park (Denver, Colo.)--Pictorial works. Denver (Colo.)--Pictorial works.
Source	Tom Noel.
Rights	Restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Western History/Genealogy Dept., Denver Public Library.
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes (digital reproduction)
Type of Material	Black-and-white photographs.; Photographic prints.; Imaged.; Image
Format-Medium	Photograph
Identifier	(OCoLC)432040743
Filename	00151085.TIF

2814 Champa St. Owned by George Apodaca until 1978 and known as "The Indian House" locally

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