This small red brick building is a good local example of the Gothic Revival style. 

The 1908 Colorado Sanitary Canning Factory is important for housing German prisoners of war during World War II in 1945. 

Emil Bruderlin arrived in Denver in the early 1870s to work as a bookbinder for the Rocky Mountain News Printing Company before going into business for himself. 

Emmet Ayers Bromley came to Colorado in 1877 and became one of the largest sheep and livestock owners in Colorado.  He also established a long and distinguished record of public service, holding the positions of Arapahoe County deputy sheriff and deputy assessor.  He served three terms in the Colorado House of Representatives and two in the Colorado Senate, where he sponsored the 1901 senate bill establishing Adams County.

The 1927 school served as a high school until 1955 and as North Junior High School from 1955 through 1984. 

The 1906 Adams County Courthouse is an excellent local example of the Classical Revival style.  The courthouse exhibits such key elements as a prominent pedimented portico with Tuscan columns, pilasters, and keystones in the window lintels along with a wide frieze and prominent cornice. 

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