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OAHP Site#: 5WL9412 OAHP Form#1417b COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCES INVENTORY Historical and Architectural Reconnaissance: Ancillary Official eligibility determination (OAHP use only) This form is intended for use in survey projects undertaken for preservation planning purposes and it is NOT to be used for Section 106 compliance projects. This form is to be used as an attachment to Date Initials the#1417 form to document an additional single building,structure,or object and may provide enough Determined Eligible-NR information to assess architectural significance and/or to identify other potential areas of historical Determined Eligible-SR significance. Full evaluations of historical significance require additional property-specific research _ Needs Data beyond the scope of this form and typically require completion of the OAHP Historical/Architectural _ Eligible District-Contributing Properties: Intensive Level/Evaluation form (OAHP form# 1403). For guidance on completing this form and required accompanying documentation, please refer to the instructions, available online at htto://www.historycolorado.org/oaho/survey-inventory-forms IDENTIFICATION 1. Property Name: ❑ Historic ❑ Current ❑ Other 2. Resource Classification: XBuilding ❑Structure ❑Object ❑Sites/Landscape 3.Ancillary Identification: Feature 4 DESCRIPTION 4. Construction Features(forms, materials): Stories Style/Type Foundation Walls 1 1/2 Quonset Poured concrete Corrugated metal Windows Roof Chimney Porch 13 six-lite windows Semi-circular, metal sheet; Concrete, exterior Entry room, shed roof shed Optional.additional description(plan/footprint,dimensions, character-defining and decorative elements of exterior and interior; alterations, additions, etc.): Feature 4 is a Quonset but utility shed, a long rectangular building with an arched roof that continues downward to function as walls, creating a half-cylinder building volume. The Quonset but is clad in corrugated steel with a two-door single bay entry centered on the southwest end. Two pairs of six-lite windows are set on either side of the entry bay, and a louvered air vent is set above the entry bay. On the east half of the southeast side of the outbuilding are six additional six-lite windows.The semicircular northeast fagade of the outbuilding has a similar bay opening and windows as the southwest end; however,the northeast fagade also has a corrugated steel—sided(shed-roofed)entry room added on its north corner. The entry room has the same six-lite windows as the main Quonset but as well as a small cement-surfaced chimney on its northeast side. The Quonset but is consistent with Stran-Steel models(prefabricated kits)dating to World War II and after(Thomas 2003).Weld County's assessed date of 1950 for this building is likely accurate. HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS (based on visual observations and/or review of secondary sources): 5. Historic Function/Use: Storage, machine shop Current Function/Use(if different): None 6. Date of Construction: 1950 X Estimated ❑Actual (include source): 7. Other Significant Dates, if any: 8.Associated NR Areas of Significance: ❑Agriculture ❑Architecture ❑Archaeology ❑Art ❑Commerce ❑Communications ❑Community Planning& Dev't ❑Conservation ❑Economics ❑Education ❑Engineering ❑Entertainment/Recreation ❑Ethnic Heritage ❑Exploration/Settlement ❑Health/Medicine ❑Industry ❑Invention ❑Landscape Architecture ❑Law ❑Literature ❑Maritime History ❑Military ❑Performing Arts ❑Philosophy ❑Politics/Gov't ❑Religion ❑Science ❑Social History ❑Transportation ❑Other 9.Associated Historic Context(s), if known: 10. Retains integrity of: X Location ❑ Setting X Materials x Design X Workmanship ❑Association ❑ Feeling 11. Notes: