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Twin Cottages

Twin Cottages
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These identical Eclectic style brick cottages, built in 1920, are located near Lowell Boulevard on the west side of the Westminster University campus which is now owned by the Pillar of Fire Church.

ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION
The single-gabled (porch doesn't have a separate roof) Craftsman style, designed with a low-pitched roof, was a popular design for small size houses in the early 20th century. Gabled dormers are common, short, square columns with slanted sides act as porch supports. Brick, stone or stucco exteriors can be seen in Colorado.

North - Savery Savory Mushroom Tower (54) between 108th and 112th Avenues on N. Federal Boulevard
South - Carnation Cottage/Rose Hill House (48) 3455 W. 83rd Avenue
East - Westminster University/ Pillar of Fire Church/ Belleview College (44)84th Avenue between Lowell Boulevard and Federal Boulevard
West
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Twin Cottages Carnation Cottage/Rose Hill House Kirkwood Hall President's House Westminster University/ Pillar of Fire Church/ Belleview College Pattison Bungalow (Hopewell Cottage) Go South Go North [Clickable Image Map]