Architectural detailing on the James Russell Lowell Building

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Call Number: Poet's Row Born Digital

Title: Architectural detailing on the James Russell Lowell Building

Creator(s): Hamilton, Kinsey

Summary: The first building to be named after a literary figure was built in 1936 by architect Charles D. Strong. The style is Twentieth-century Modern and Art Deco. James Russell Lowell was a poet, editor, critic and diplomat that lived from February 22, 1819 to August 12, 1891. Photograph is a close-up of the architectural detailing on the facade of the James Russell Lowell building on Poet's Row in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver.

Date: 2010 April 28

Physical Description: 1 photographic print: color

Is Part Of: Poet's Row Born Digital Collection

Subject (topic): Poet's Row--Colorado--Denver.

Subject (geographic): Capitol Hill; Capitol Hill Denver (Colo.)

Rights: Contact Western History/Genealogy Dept. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado

Language: eng

Digital Origin: born digital

Street Address: 1020 Sherman St

Zip Code: 80203

Format-Medium: Photograph