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Denver investor David C. Beaman sold the property at 235 S 3rd St to William Dinkel in 1911. In 1914 William and his wife Sallie (Dunlap) bequeathed this plot of land and the newly constructed home as a wedding gift to their daughter, Anne Margaret and her husband, Wallace DeBeque. The two lived in the home with their children, Wallace and Marie. Anne died in 1963 and the home stayed in the family until 1987. This excellent example of a Craftsman bungalow exhibits the characteristic rectangular plan with 1 1/2 stories, a wide open front porch, and overhanging eaves with exposed rafter ends.

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Town of Carbondale 2019 Architectural Survey (Tatanka Historical Associates, Inc.)

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