William Ward, a New York architect, worked with a Pueblo colleague on this romantic, two-and-one-half-story monument of rough Manitou red sandstone. Romanesque
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Stickney House
1889, William H. Ward and F. A. Hale. 101 E. Orman Ave. (at Colorado Ave.) (NR)
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