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 HB234029 Building #3, Original Structure And First Addition, North Side, Looking South
|  HB234030 Building #3, Original Structure And First Addition, East Side, Looking West.
|  HB234031 Building #3, Original Structure, East End Of South Side, Looking North
|  HB234032 Building #3, Original Structure, East End Of North Side, Looking South
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 HB234033 Building #3, Original Structure, Second Addition, And First Addition (from Right To Left), South And East Sides, Looking Northwest.
|  HB234034 Building #3, First Addition, North And West Sides, Looking Southeast.
|  HB234035 Building #3, First Addition, Roof Detail, Looking Southeast.
|  HB234036 Building #3, Interior Original Structure, South Room, Looking North From Door.
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 HB234037 Building #3, Interior Original Structure, South Room, Looking From North Wall, South.
|  HB234038 Building #3, Interior First Addition, Roof Structure Detail, Looking West.
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Location1805 South Bannock Street,
Denver, CO
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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1968.
Notes
Survey number HAER CO-71-B
Building/structure dates:
1911 initial construction
Significance: The significance of the site arises from its role in processing various metals since 1918. At various periods of time, molyixlerum compounds, radium, uranium compounds, and rhenium were produced at the site. From about 1934 to the early 1940s, Shattuck was one of only two companies in the U.S. that produced radium salts; although collectively both companies produced only a small percentage of the radium used in the U.S. during that period.
Subjects
Office BuildingsStorage FacilitiesProcessing Plants
Collection
Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)
Contents
Photograph caption(s):
1. Building #3, original structure and first addition, north side, looking south. Photo shows (from left) the original 1911 structure, the 1939 infill addition, and the 1934 structure.
2. Building #3, original structure and first addition, east side, looking west.
3. Building #3, original structure, east end of south side, looking north. Photo shows (on left) the east edge of the second addition.
4. Building #3, original structure, east end of north side, looking south. Photo shows (on right) the east edge of the second addition.
5. Building #3, original structure, second addition, and first addition (from right to left), south and east sides, looking northwest.
6. Building #3, first addition, north and west sides, looking southeast.
7. Building #3, first addition, roof detail, looking southeast.
8. Building #3, interior original structure, south room, looking north from door.
9. Building #3, interior original structure, south room, looking from north wall, south.
11. Building #3, interior first addition, roof structure detail, looking west.
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