1975 – Fort Collins Yesterdays – Page 145 – Detailed Life Story of Louis Dauth ⧉
This page mentions William Quayle, architect of the Reed-Dauth block.
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William Quayle, Denver architect, received many commissions from Fort Collins leaders. He designed the Jefferson Block in 1881, the Reed & Dauth Block in 1881, the Loomis and Andrews Building in 1882, and the Franklin School in 1887. He is ranked today as a conservative architect and less esteemed than his more creative contemporaries, but he satisfied the Fort Collins taste of the period. ⧉
Date: 1975
Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
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Source
Fort Collins Yesterdays by Evadene Swanson [Fort Collins, Colorado, USA], 1975, 145.
Dauth Family Archive.
https://dauthfamily.github.io/.
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MLA Format
Dauth Family Archive. "1975 – Fort Collins Yesterdays – Page 145 – Detailed Life Story of Louis Dauth." Dauth Family Archive, 6 Jun. 2022, https://dauthfamily.github.io/document/1975-fort-collins-yesterdays-page-145-detailed-life-story-of-louis-dauth/. Accessed 25 Nov. 2023.
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APA Format
Dauth Family Archive. (2022, June 6) 1975 – Fort Collins Yesterdays – Page 145 – Detailed Life Story of Louis Dauth. Retrieved November 25, 2023, from https://dauthfamily.github.io/document/1975-fort-collins-yesterdays-page-145-detailed-life-story-of-louis-dauth/.
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Chicago Format
Dauth Family Archive. "1975 – Fort Collins Yesterdays – Page 145 – Detailed Life Story of Louis Dauth." Dauth Family Archive. June 6, 2022. Accessed November 25, 2023. https://dauthfamily.github.io/document/1975-fort-collins-yesterdays-page-145-detailed-life-story-of-louis-dauth/.
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