Theater and Library, University of Colorado, Boulder - Boulder, CO
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Outspoken1
N 40° 00.498 W 105° 16.403
13T E 476666 N 4428714
This building was originally the campus library, but quickly became the Theater when the newer, larger library was erected in 1940.
Waymark Code: WMQ111
Location: Colorado, United States
Date Posted: 11/26/2015
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"University Theater was built in 1902 as the Library, with George W. Roe as architect. It was added to in 1923 and converted to its present use in 1940 when the Library was moved to its present location."
This building may be found in Section 7, page 4 of the NRHD form at (
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"The district is comprised of twelve buildings which form the oldest part of the main campus of the University of Colorado. The buildings, constructed on land donated in 1872 by six leading Boulder residents, reflect a deliberate variety of architectural styles." (from (
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"The Norlin Quadrangle Historic District of the University of Colorado, Boulder, consists of twelve historical and architecturally significant buildings that comprise the oldest part of the Main Campus in Boulder, The buildings are arranged somewhat formally and house primarily academic functions. They also represent a striking variety of architectural styles, and their interior space, while not ornate, is of a quality and kind of craftsmanship not found in modern academic facilities. A century ago the area was a rocky, windy mesa with no cultivation or protection from the elements, but the grounds are now covered by lawns and shaded by trees that help give this section of campus its particular grace, feeling, and ambiance. There are no intrusions in the district." (from (
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