A major fire destroyed the building on March 11, 1978.

Demolished fall 1993

Demolished December 1989

Charles Wheeler platted the area in which the house sits as the Wheeler Subdivision of Witter’s North Denver Addition, promoted the North Denver area, sold property, and constructed a seven-story office building.  As a further expression of his confidence in the new city and the Highlands community, Wheeler constructed his own house in the addition in 1875 and occupied it until 1893.  Wheeler made his reputation and his wealth as a respected and influential executive of several Denver-based railroads. 

Demolished in March 1972.

Destroyed by fire in February 1990

Building dismantled 9/7/1979; later rebuilt in a reduced form at new location.

Destroyed by fire on 3/08/1987

Destroyed by fire in 1977

Constructed in 1895/96, the Broadway Bridge was a joint project of the City of Denver and the Denver Tramway Company to provide improved vehicular, pedestrian and streetcar traffic across Cherry Creek on North Broadway.  The Youngstown (Ohio) Bridge Company received the contract for the iron work and the impressive stone abutments were built with local labor.