The Molly Brown House Museum
1340 Pennsylvania Street
Denver, Colorado 80203
303.832.4092
Fax: 303.832.2340

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	Click the links below to tour the historic Robinson House.
	Exterior Front, 1906 The Parlor, 1906 Another View of the Parlor, 1906 Bedroom, 1906 Living Room, 1906 Dining Room, 1906

1225 Pennsylvania Street
Architectural Style: Craftsman
Architect: Willis Adams Marean and Albert Julius Norton
Built: 1906

This beautiful home was built in the Craftsman style for Mary Byers Robinson. Robinson was the daughter of William Byers, owner of the Rocky Mountain News, and wife of W.F. Robinson, the founder of a printing company. The Craftsman style was simpler and encouraged handcrafted work and discouraged machine-made items.

The Robinson home displays a low-pitched, gabled roof, wide overhanging eaves, and exposed roof rafters. A mix of blond (light) brick, dark wood, and stucco highlight the design. A two-story bay window, hipped roof and wooden corbels can be seen from the street.