Having been constructed in 1865, the Squires-Tourtellot House is Boulder’s oldest surviving residence. Double-hung windows, six over six wood lintels, louvered shutters and a steeply pitched gable roof with chimneys distinguish this residence as the sole specimen of New England country architecture in Boulder.
You can find it located at 1019 Spruce Street.
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