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Historic Preservation Services
OFFICIAL DETERMINATION:
FORT COLLINS LANDMARK ELIGIBILITY
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State); B512 (City)
Historic Building Name: Garden Professional Building / Atrium Professional Building
Property Address: 1501 S. Lemay Ave.
Determination: NOT ELIGIBLE
Issued: July 9, 2025
Expiration: July 9, 2030
ATTN: Mike Sharlow, Smartlink
Tim Hebert Properties, LLC (.55); 1501 South Lemay, LLC (.225); NormDog, LLC (.225)
1501 S Lemay Ave, Unit 200
Fort Collins, CO 80524
Dear Property Owner:
This letter provides you with confirmation that your property has been evaluated for Fort Collins
landmark eligibility, following the requirements in Chapter 14, Article II of the Fort Collins Municipal
Code, and has been found Not Eligible for landmark designation.
An intensive-level Colorado Cultural Resource Survey Form was completed by a third-party historic
preservation consultant. This form serves as the basis for staff’s evaluation of the property’s historic
and/or architectural significance and its integrity, both of which are required for landmark eligibility as
per Article II, Section 14-22.
Staff has made the following findings regarding the information and evaluation of significance, integrity,
and landmark eligibility provided by the consultant in the attached form.
Significance
Consultant’s evaluation:
Criterion A – This building was developed in the early 1970s to hold medical offices. The
primary one of those was the Hultgren Chiropractic Center, owned by the property’s developer,
Dr. Glenn Hultgren. At that time and over the following years, the building housed a series of
primarily non-medical businesses, including an attorney, real estate sales and development
companies, and insurance offices. It is not associated with any specific event or pattern of events
that might have made a recognizable contribution to history.
Criterion B – Although Dr. Hultgren ran a successful chiropractic clinic for many years, and he
seems to have had many satisfied patients, this does not rise to a level of significance that would
merit landmark eligibility. The property is not associated with the life of any person who was
adequately and demonstrably significant in local history.
Criterion C – The building on this site is not adequately associated with the identifiable
characteristics of a particular type, period or method of construction, nor does it represent the
work of a master architect. Constructed in the early 1970s, it expresses a rather common form of
commercial construction and style for small office buildings, except for the introduction of an
interior garden courtyard. The property fails to rise to a level of significance under this
criterion.
Criterion D - The property is unlikely to yield information important in prehistory or history, and
is not significant under this criterion.
Staff agrees with the consultant’s conclusions regarding the property’s significance under all four
Standards based on the following findings.
• The property’s statement of significance is supported by a discussion of historical context and a
comparative analysis that is appropriate for the property. Relevant context reports and
comparative examples have/have not been referenced and cited.
• Each significance criterion is addressed in the statement of significance, even if not applicable.
• For eligible properties, a period of significance is provided and justified based on the available
records.
Integrity
Consultant’s evaluation:
Location – The office building on this property has not been moved and is in its original location.
The aspect of location is excellent.
Setting – When the property was developed in the early 1970s, the surrounding properties were
either recently developed or about to be developed, as the city expanded into the area. The
current combination of residences, medical buildings, and retail facilities were the result of this
expansion. The aspect of setting is excellent.
Design – The building’s original exterior design elements included its square two-story plan, flat
roof, primary south-facing orientation, stuccoed walls, three bays on each side that held bands of
fixed windows, and a recessed main entrance on the south. Alterations to these features began to
take place in the mid-1990s, when the building was extensively remodeled for a new occupant.
Over the past few decades, non-historic changes have included the introduction of ceramic tiles
to the lower walls, substantial remodeling of the entire main entrance bay, and the installation of
fixed metal awnings above the second-floor windows. These alterations negatively impacted the
building’s character-defining design features. The aspect of design is poor.
Materials – The building’s original exterior materials have been altered with the introduction of
non-historic ceramic-tile wall cladding, fixed metal awnings, and new features in the main entry
bay. The aspect of materials is poor.
Workmanship – The skills that it took to construct the building remain somewhat apparent today.
The aspect of workmanship is moderate.
Feeling – The property continues to read as an office building, although its age is no longer
apparent due to the exterior changes that have taken place. It fails to evoke a sense of the period
in which it was built. The aspect of feeling is poor.
Association – Due to the alterations that have taken place, the building no longer conveys a
strong association with its original architectural style, ownership, period of construction, and
early years of use. The aspect of association is poor.
Staff agrees with the consultant’s conclusions regarding the property’s integrity based on the following
findings.
• Essential physical features are identified in the integrity analysis and related to period of
significance.
• Discussion of integrity relates to the property’s most relevant aspects of integrity per its
significance.
• Discussion of integrity focuses on the property’s essential physical features, and relates to period
of significance.
• Discussion and conclusion responds directly to previous conclusions and assessments of the
property, whether in opposition or in agreement.
Statement of Eligibility:
Staff concludes that the Garden Professional Building at 1501 S Lemay Ave is not eligible for designation
as a Fort Collins Landmark and is not an historic resource as defined in Municipal Code 14-3, or for the
purposes of applying Land Use Code 5.8.1.
Per Article II, Section 14-23 of the code, any determination made by staff regarding eligibility may be
appealed to the Commission by the applicant, any resident of the City, or owner of property in the City.
Such appeal shall be set forth in writing and filed with the Director within fourteen (14) days of the date
of the staff's determination.
If you have any questions regarding this determination, or if I may be of any assistance, please do not
hesitate to contact me. I may be reached at jbertolini@fcgov.com, or 970-416-4250.
Sincerely,
Jim Bertolini
Senior Historic Preservation Planner
Attachment: Colorado Cultural Resource Survey Architectural Inventory Form 1403, dated July 3, 2025.
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State) B512 (City)
Temporary Resource Number: Click here to enter text. Address: 1501 S. Lemay Ave.
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Rev. 9/98
COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY
Architectural Inventory Form
(OAHP use only)
Date Initials
Determined Eligible- NR
Determined Not Eligible- NR
Determined Eligible- SR
Determined Not Eligible- SR
Need Data
Contributes to eligible NR District
Noncontributing to eligible NR District
Field Evaluation of Fort Collins Landmark Eligibility
☐ Individually Eligible ☐ Contributing to District ☒ Not Eligible
☐ Likely Eligible for State/National Register
General Recommendations: This property, developed in the early 1970s, has experienced
substantial non-historic alterations to its exterior architecture, leading to a diminished level of
integrity. It also does not rise to an adequate level that meets any of the significance criteria
established by the City of Fort Collins, State Register of Historic Properties, or the National
Register of Historic Places.
I. Identification
1. Resource number: 5LR.15711 (State); B512 (City)
2. Temporary resource number: Not Applicable
3. County: Larimer
4. City: Fort Collins
5. Historic building name: Garden Professional Building / Atrium Professional Building
6. Current building name: Not Applicable
7. Building address: 1501 S. Lemay Ave., Fort Collins, CO 80524
8. Owner name and address: Tim Hebert Properties LLC, 1501 S. Lemay Ave., FC 80524
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State) B512 (City)
Temporary Resource Number: Click here to enter text. Address: 1501 S. Lemay Ave.
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II. Geographic Information
9. P.M. 13 Township 7 North Range 69 West
SE ¼ of SE ¼ of SE ¼ of SE ¼ of section 13
10. UTM reference
Zone 13; 495064 mE 4490796 mN
11. USGS quad name: Fort Collins
Year: 1984 Map scale: 7.5' ☒ 15' ☐ Attach photocopy of appropriate map section.
12. Lot(s): 189-191 Block: Not Applicable
Addition: University Acres 6th Filing Year of Addition: Not Applicable
13. Boundary Description and Justification:
The property is clearly defined by an urban legal description, which includes the building
along with parking areas to the north, south and west.
III. Architectural Description
14. Building plan (footprint, shape): Square Plan
15. Dimensions in feet: Length 81’ x Width 85’
16. Number of stories: 2
17. Primary external wall material(s): Stucco, Ceramic Tile
18. Roof configuration: Flat
19. Primary external roof material: Unknown
20. Special features: Parapet, Fence, Awning, Balcony, Stoop
21. General architectural description: This commercial property is located on the west side of
Lemay Avenue, two properties north of that street’s intersection with Prospect Road. Facing
south, the two-story building rests upon a concrete foundation and has a square plan
measuring 81’ x 85’. Entrances are on the north and south, with the south-facing one being
primary. The building’s exterior walls consist of cement blocks clad in ceramic tiles on the
lower one-third, with the upper two-thirds clad in stuccoed wall boards. The roof is flat with
a low parapet wall around the perimeter.
South Wall - The south wall faces the parking lot. The middle one of its three bays is
recessed and contains the building’s main entrance. This holds a centered pair of glass
doors along with side lights and transom lights, all set in metal framing. A projecting box
awning above shelters the entryway. Above that on the second floor is a balcony with an
open metal rail. Additional doors and windows set in that recessed wall allow for access to
the balcony and bring natural light to the interior. The upper wall above is clad in ceramic
tiles that match those on the building’s lower walls. The parapet there extends higher than
along the flanking walls. The two outer bays hold bands of four fixed single-light windows
on the main floor and another four on the second floor. Wide vertical mullions separate the
windows from one another. Fixed metal awnings supported by metal braces are mounted
above the second-floor windows.
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West Wall – This side of the building faces a driveway and a few parking spots and has no
entries. It is divided into three identical bays, with each bay holding four fixed single-light
windows on the main floor and another four on the second floor. A concrete stairway drops
into the ground to provide access to the basement. This is hidden by a stuccoed wall.
North Wall – This side of the building faces a driveway and a few parking spots. Only the
second floor is exposed due to a rise in the ground level. A centered, recessed entrance is
reached by way of a wide six-step concrete stoop with wood and metal handrails. Two
separate glass doors are present in the entry, along with large plate-glass windows mounted
over a wood kickplate. The doors and windows are set in metal frames. The entryway is
flanked by bands of three fixed single-light windows.
East Wall – This side of the building faces onto Lemay Avenue and has no entries. It is
divided into three identical bays, with each bay holding four fixed single-light windows on the
main floor and another four on the second floor. Wide vertical mullions separate the
windows from one another. Fixed metal awnings supported by metal braces are mounted
above the second-floor windows.
22. Architectural style/building type: New Formalism; Suburban Office
23. Landscaping or special setting features: The building is located on an essentially
rectangular lot and occupies much of the northern half of the property. The southern half
holds an asphalt-paved parking lot. An asphalt-paved drive that includes a small number of
parking spaces wraps around the building to the north and west. The area east of the
building along Lemay Avenue is landscaped.
24. Associated buildings, features, or objects: Not Applicable
IV. Architectural History
25. Date of Construction: Estimate: Actual: 1972
Source of information: City of Fort Collins, Building Permits and Inspection Records
26. Architect: Unknown
Source of information: Not Applicable
27. Builder/Contractor: Albert Hockett
Source of information: City of Fort Collins, Building Permits and Inspection Records
28. Original owner: Dr. Glenn Hultgren
Source of information: City of Fort Collins, Building Permits and Inspection Records;
“Hultgren Chiropractic Center,” Fort Collins Coloradoan, 17 September 1972, p. 12
29. Construction history: Development of this property began in early 1972, when the
foundation was prepared for the building. Although primary construction was completed by
the end of the year, the interior spaces were occupied in stages as that work was done to
address issues brought up by city inspectors and to customize the spaces for tenants. The
final work on the interior was not finished until late in 1973. After two decades, the building
was extensively remodeled in 1995, apparently resulting in the exterior features that remain
there today.
30. Original location ☒ Moved ☐ Date of move(s): Not Applicable
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State) B512 (City)
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V. Historical Associations
31. Original use(s): Commerce / Business
Health Care / Medical Office
32. Intermediate use(s): Not Applicable
33. Current use(s): Commerce / Business
34. Site type(s): Office Building
35. Historical background:
In October 1958, an announcement printed in the Fort Collins Coloradoan informed readers
that the chiropractic practice of the late Dr. William F. Ehmann had been sold by his widow
to Dr. Glenn M. Hultgren. For the time being, its location would remain in the converted
bungalow residence at 526 S. College Ave. Two years later, in September 1960, Dr.
Hultgren moved the clinic farther south into a converted Ranch house at 2224 S. College
Ave. He would continue to see patients there for the next twelve years.
Glenn Hultgren was born in Montana in 1932 and graduated from high school in North
Dakota. He then attended and graduated from Jamestown College, a private Christian
school in Jamestown, North Dakota. That was followed by studies at the Palmer
Chiropractic College in Davenport, Iowa. Following graduation, Hultgren opened his first
practice in Bismarck, North Dakota, where he remained until he moved to Fort Collins in
1958 with his wife MaryLou.
In the early 1950s, when he was studying to become a chiropractor, Hultgren formed the
Christian Chiropractors Association. Over the following decades, the organization sent
hundreds of doctors on missions across the globe to spread the gospel and treat patients in
third-world countries. He made eighteen trips abroad to provide such services. The
organization’s headquarters were established in Fort Collins once Hultgren settled in the
city, and he served as its leader for many years. The association continues to operate today
with offices at 2550 Stover St. In 1960, around the time Dr. Hultgren moved his clinic to
2224 S. College Ave., he was elected president of the Colorado Chiropractic Association, a
position he was re-elected to hold into the 1970s. He also served on the Colorado Board of
Chiropractic Examiners for six years.
In early 1972, a permit was secured from the City of Fort Collins for the development of a
new medical building at 1501 S. Lemay Ave., several blocks south of the city’s hospital.
Estimated to cost $250,000, it would be constructed for Dr. Glenn Hultgren, who engaged
local contractor Al Hockett to complete the project. Albert Hockett started as a Fort Collins
residential contractor in the early 1960s, although he also advertised his availability for
commercial work. Newspaper articles that appeared in the Coloradoan from the 1960s
through the 1970s show that he constructed many buildings in the city during that period,
including the following non-residential projects:
1967 - Warehouse, Bellvue (possibly the fish hatchery building at Watson Lake)
1968 – Campus West Shops, 1121 W. Elizabeth St.
1969 – Commercial Building, 1700 Laporte Ave.
1973 – Commercial Building, 130 W. Horsetooth Rd.
Office Building, 619 S. College Ave.
Veterinary Clinic, 2700 35th Ave., Greeley
1974 - Bethel Baptist Church, 833 S. Taft Hill Rd.
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Commercial Building, 1137 Riverside Ave.
Store Remodels, Foothills Mall
Fort Collins Baptist Temple, 4036 S. Shields St.
Fort Collins Parks Department Maintenance Building
1978 - Foothills Assembly of God, 305 W. Swallow Rd.
Executive Plaza Offices, 2801 Remington St.
Hockett launched construction at 1501 S. Lemay Ave. in early 1972. Major construction
continued over the following months and was completed by the end of the year. The office
spaces were finished in stages in 1972-1973 as they were customized for Dr. Hultgren and
his tenants.
In September 1972, Dr. Hultgren announced that he had moved his chiropractic clinic into
the Garden Professional Building. That name was derived from the fact that the center of
the building held an interior courtyard filled with tropical and subtropical plants along with a
fountain. Sunlight was brought into the central atrium by a band of skylights that were
mounted above in the flat roof. By the time the Hultgren Chiropractic Center moved into the
building, another chiropractor by the name of Dr. Larry D. Moline had joined the practice.
Advertisements placed in the Coloradoan starting in late 1972 informed the community that
office spaces were available for lease.
An open house for the Garden Professional Building was scheduled for early March 1973.
City directories and newspaper articles indicate that several tenants initially occupied the
building in addition to the Hultgren Chiropractic Center. They included attorney Hugh W.
Drake, J. R. Nelson & Associates, Colorado Adjustment Bureau Inc., Robinson-Wear Realty,
Steamboat Lake Development Corporation, Lomas & Nettleton Company, and the Middle
Park Land & Cattle Company. Bobby Anderson, a running back with the Denver Broncos,
was engaged to be present for the open house to attract visitors to the building.
Dr. Hultgren worked well into his later years, although he moved his clinic to 4745 Boardwalk
Dr. by the mid-1980s. He retired in 2016 at the age of 83 and died three years later. Dr.
Hultgren is buried in Resthaven Memory Gardens in Fort Collins.
By the mid-1980s, the building was occupied by a different group of tenants. They primarily
included mental health therapists and psychiatrists, along with insurance offices. At some
point, the property was rebranded as the Atrium Building. In 1995, all of the tenants were
removed in favor of a single one, a GIS software development firm known as Genasys II Inc.
that had 45 employees in Fort Collins. The building was extensively remodeled at that time.
Genasys appears to have been present there for perhaps five years before the building was
occupied by a medical treatment clinic known as the Rocky Mountain Cancer Center. Today
it houses a security service and financial advisors.
36. Sources of information:
Burial Record, Dr. Glenn Marlowe Hultgren, Resthaven Memory Gardens, Fort Collins,
Colorado. Died 5 February 2019.
City of Fort Collins, Permits and Inspection Records, 1501 S. Lemay Ave.
Application for Building Permit, #17166, 13 January 1972
Application for Building Permit, #18605, 15 September 1972
Inspection Record, Permit #17166, 1972
Certificate of Occupancy, 8 December 1975
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Fort Collins City Directories, 1501 S. Lemay Ave., 1973-1985
Fort Collins Coloradoan
“Announcement,” 30 October 1958, p. 2
“Plans Open House,” 9 September 1960, p. 14
“Dr. Hultgren Heads State Chiropractors,” 26 September 1960, p. 3
“Al” Hockett Homes,” 31 August 1961, p. 7
“Hultgrens Join in Practice Here,” 19 April 1964, p. 2
“Permits Issued to Build 29 New Homes Here,” 15 February 1972, p. 4
“Hultgren Chiropractic Center,” 17 September 1972, p. 12
“Garden Professional Building,” 17 December 1972, p. 39
“Garden Professional Building Sets Open House,” 2 March 1973, p. 19
“You Are Invited…,” 4 March 1973, p. 28
“New President,” 26 September 1973, p. 30
“Alzheimer’s Association Finds Itself Homeless,” 7 April 1995, p. 13
“More Condos Going Up at Heatheridge,” 8 May 1995, p. 24
“Genasys Team Signs Contract With Argentina,” 29 July 1995, p. 52
“Cancer & Blood Specialists,” Health Magazine, 2 December 2001, p. 20
“News of Note,” 4 September 2005, p. 44
“No Retirement for Chiropractor, 73,” 22 April 2006, p. 36
“After Nearly 60 Years, Fort Collins Chiropractor Glenn Hultgren Retires,” 2 May 2016,
p. A1
“Dr. Glenn Hultgren,” 10 February 2019, p. A4
Larimer County Assessor Records, 1501 S. Lemay Ave., Parcel #97134-08-189
Larimer County Historic Assessor Records, 1501 S. Lemay Ave., Parcel #97134-080-189,
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery Archive
VI. Significance
37. Local landmark designation: Yes ☐ No ☒ Date of designation: Not Applicable
Designating authority: Not Applicable
38. Applicable Eligibility Criteria:
Register Register ☐☐
☐☐☐ C. ☐ 3. method of construction, or represents the work of a master, or that
☐☐
☐ Qualifies under Criteria Considerations A through G (see Manual)
☒ Does not meet any of the above criteria
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Needs additional research under standards: ☐ A/1 ☐ B/2 ☐ C/3 ☐ D/4
39. Area(s) of significance: Not Applicable
40. Period of significance: Not Applicable
41. Level of significance: National ☐ State ☐ Local ☐
42. Statement of significance: The history of this property indicates that it is not eligible for local
landmark designation under any of the Fort Collins criteria. These are discussed here.
Criterion A – This building was developed in the early 1970s to hold medical offices. The
primary one of those was the Hultgren Chiropractic Center, owned by the property’s
developer, Dr. Glenn Hultgren. At that time and over the following years, the building
housed a series of primarily non-medical businesses, including an attorney, real estate sales
and development companies, and insurance offices. It is not associated with any specific
event or pattern of events that might have made a recognizable contribution to history.
Criterion B – Although Dr. Hultgren ran a successful chiropractic clinic for many years, and
he seems to have had many satisfied patients, this does not rise to a level of significance
that would merit landmark eligibility. The property is not associated with the life of any
person who was adequately and demonstrably significant in local history.
Criterion C – The building on this site is not adequately associated with the identifiable
characteristics of a particular type, period or method of construction, nor does it represent
the work of a master architect. Constructed in the early 1970s, it expresses a rather
common form of commercial construction and style for small office buildings, except for the
introduction of an interior garden courtyard. The property fails to rise to a level of
significance under this criterion.
Criterion D - The property is unlikely to yield information important in prehistory or history,
and is not significant under this criterion.
For the same reasons as those expressed above, this property is not eligible for the State
or National Registers of Historic Places under any of the significance criteria.
43. Assessment of historic physical integrity related to significance: Evaluation of the property
must consider the seven aspects of integrity defined by the US Department of the Interior:
Location – The office building on this property has not been moved and is in its original
location. The aspect of location is excellent.
Setting – When the property was developed in the early 1970s, the surrounding properties
were either recently developed or about to be developed, as the city expanded into the area.
The current combination of residences, medical buildings, and retail facilities were the result
of this expansion. The aspect of setting is excellent.
Design – The building’s original exterior design elements included its square two-story plan,
flat roof, primary south-facing orientation, stuccoed walls, three bays on each side that held
bands of fixed windows, and a recessed main entrance on the south. Alterations to these
features began to take place in the mid-1990s, when the building was extensively remodeled
for a new occupant. Over the past few decades, non-historic changes have included the
introduction of ceramic tiles to the lower walls, substantial remodeling of the entire main
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State) B512 (City)
Temporary Resource Number: Click here to enter text. Address: 1501 S. Lemay Ave.
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entrance bay, and the installation of fixed metal awnings above the second-floor windows.
These alterations negatively impacted the building’s character-defining design features.
The aspect of design is poor.
Materials – The building’s original exterior materials have been altered with the introduction
of non-historic ceramic-tile wall cladding, fixed metal awnings, and new features in the main
entry bay. The aspect of materials is poor.
Workmanship – The skills that it took to construct the building remain somewhat apparent
today. The aspect of workmanship is moderate.
Feeling – The property continues to read as an office building, although its age is no longer
apparent due to the exterior changes that have taken place. It fails to evoke a sense of the
period in which it was built. The aspect of feeling is poor.
Association – Due to the alterations that have taken place, the building no longer conveys
a strong association with its original architectural style, ownership, period of construction,
and early years of use. The aspect of association is poor.
VII. National and Fort Collins Register Eligibility Assessment
44. Eligibility field assessment:
National:
Eligible ☐ Not Eligible ☒ Need Data ☐
Fort Collins:
Eligible ☐ Not Eligible ☒ Need Data ☐
45. Is there district potential? Yes ☐ No ☒
Discuss: This property is not associated with an adequate assemblage of other historic
properties that are adjacent or nearby.
If there is district potential, is this building: Contributing ☐ Non-contributing ☐
46. If the building is in existing district, is it: Contributing ☐ Non-contributing ☐
VIII. Recording Information
47. Photograph numbers: #16-27
Negatives filed at: Tatanka Historical Associates, Fort Collins, CO
48. Report title: Documentation and Analysis of 1501 S. Lemay Ave., Fort Collins
49. Date(s): 3 July 2025
50. Recorder(s): Ron D. Sladek
51. Organization: Tatanka Historical Associates Inc.
52. Address: P.O. Box 1909, Fort Collins, CO 80522
53. Phone number(s): 970/689-4855
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State) B512 (City)
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Topographic Map
USGS Fort Collins 7.5’ Topographic Quadrangle Map, 1984
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State) B512 (City)
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Site Photos
The Garden Professional Building From the Southeast. View to the Northwest.
The Garden Professional Building From the Southwest. View to the Northeast.
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State) B512 (City)
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The Garden Professional Building From the Northwest. View to the Southeast.
The Garden Professional Building From the Northeast. View to the Southwest.
Resource Number: 5LR.15711 (State) B512 (City)
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Garden Professional Building, View to the Northwest, January 1973
Source: Larimer County Assessor Records, Fort Collins Museum of Discovery