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The Linden Hotel, 201 W. Linden St.


Title	The Linden Hotel, 201 W. Linden St.
Image ID Number	H09664
Date	1983-07
Decade	1980s
Creator	Tom Peace, Fort Collins
Description	The Linden Hotel, 201 W. Linden St.; Fort Collins, Colorado. This photograph was taken by Tom Peace in 1983. The Linden Hotel has undergone many changes and uses since it was built in 1882. It was designed by William Quayle, a Denver architect, originally for the Poudre Valley Bank. There were stores on the second floor and the Masonic Lodge leased the third floor in 1885. In the early 1900s the second floor became a hotel and it is still referred to today as the Linden Hotel. Other past uses were a post office, a tavern, VFW bar, combination residential efficiency and single room units, and thrift shops. Today it is occupied by Nature's Own Imagination, with the upper floors vacant.
Content Type	buildings
Historical Context	Urban Growth & Technology 1970-Present
Subject	Streets--Colorado--Fort Collins Buildings
Image Source	Historical Collection
Format	image/jpeg
Image Collection	Historical Collection
File Location	FC - Subjects - Streets - Linden
Language	English
Image Origin	Print; Negative
Digitization Format	HP ScanJet 6100C Scanner; Adobe 6.0; TIFF 800 dpi; JPEG 300 dpi; GIF 72 dpi
Collection Name	HistoricPhotographs
Web Exhibit	BuildingSearch

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The Water Ways Photograph Database provides 1200 photographs associated with Larimer County water history.