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Lumber Baron Inn, Denver, Colorado
The Lumber Baron Inn and Gardens is a beautifully restored 1890 Victorian mansion nestled in Northwest Denver's Highlands neighborhood. Walter Keller began a painstakingly thorough renovation of the historic building in 1991. Today, Walter and his son John are the Innkeepers. Together they make the Lumber Baron a wonderful place to experience.
In 1890, John Mouat, Scottish immigrant, amassed a fortune in lumber. Working with the top architects of the day, Mouat helped build Denver from a mining camp along Cherry Creek to the crown rowing town of Highlands - geographically and morally above the wild town of Denver. Built as a home to his five children and wife, Amelia, Mouat showcased his finest wares in this 8,500 square s: cherry, oak, poplar, sycamore, maple, and walnut - each with distinct carvings and fine details. The dining room woodwork has individually carved rosettes representing varied species of trees.
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Elegantly apportioned guestrooms, each with private bath and phone complete the second floor. The third floor with a 20 foot pyramid ceiling and select maple floor once hosted Victorian social events for r special events today. A full catering kitchen has replaced Amelia's original, now capable of serving our guests a full breakfast.
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2555 West 37th Ave, Denver, Colorado, USA, 80211 |
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(303) 477-8205 |
| Fax | 303-477-0269 | | Toll Free | 800-697-6552 |
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