1250 Ogden Street, Denver 80203
Competed in 1889 the house is a fine example of the upper middle class residences built on isolated plots east of the Capitol Hill area. Eclectic Queen Anne in its details, the walls are red brick, with the gable ends of the porch and attic painted white. Judge Peter L. Palmer contributed much to the progress of the reform and temperance movements in the city and state. He served as a Justice of the Peace and Federal Court Judge and was a leader of the Republican Party in Denver.
