Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony
Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony
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Complete American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Balcony

DETAILS
A complete antique balcony including railing, deck floor on three scrolled bracket supports salvaged from a historic Colorado Renaissance Revival hotel. Note: the first (2) photos show a sample of the balcony installed on the original building.
PROVENANCE
Acacia Hotel (104 East Platte Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado, built 1907) Architect: Thomas MacLaren (Scottish-American, 1863-1928). MacLaren was active in Colorado Springs from 1894-1928. Builder: Roberts and Bishoff. This 150-room Renaissance Revival hotel featured 12-inch thick brick walls, electric lights, steam heat, telephones, a café, a ballroom, and sample rooms for traveling salesmen. It boasts views of the Acacia Park and Pike's Peak in the distance. A fourth floor was added in 1910. In 1989 it was converted to an apartment building.
STYLE
Beaux Arts
WEIGHT
Estimated: 700-800 pounds
PERIOD
Early 20th century
DATE
1907
DIMENSIONS
Width 87 Depth 33.5 Height 55 inches
Bracket: Height 24 inches, Railing: Height 31 inches
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