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Colorado painter Herndon Davis depicts shows the Globeville Smelter, in the Globeville neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; shows factory buildings with monitor roofs.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows City Hall (razed 1946), at 14th (Fourteenth) and Larimer Streets in Denver, Colorado; features a clock tower. The Larimer Street bridge over Cherry Creek is in the foreground.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the old Arcade, buildings at 1609-1615 Larimer Streets in Denver, Colorado; business signs read: "Gold Nugget Grill," "St. Vincent de Paul Salvage Bureau;" it features a carved stone pediment. The Arcade, a gambling establishment and saloon, was owned first by Ed Chase and then Vaso Chucovich

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the Tabor Grand Opera House at 16th and Curtis Streets in Denver, Colorado; storefronts read "Walgreen Drugs" and "Leeds Shoes."

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the intersection of Larimer and 17th (Seventeenth) Streets in Denver, Colorado; traffic and streetcars are by storefronts with signs: "Coca Cola" and "Manhattan Rooms." This is where Soapy Smith (Jefferson Randolph Smith) had his tavern.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the Hotel de Paris in Silver Plume (Clear Creek County), Colorado; features a cornice and storefronts.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the William N. Byers home at 1800 South Sherman Street, in the Platte Park neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; features bay windows.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the George C. Schleier residence at 1665 Grant Street in Denver, Colorado; features a covered porch and balcony. Schleier built the first bridge in Denver.

Colorado artist Herndon Davis depicts a three-story stone castle in Denver, Colorado with battlements, a round tower, and an arched entry; originally part of John Brisben Walker's Riverfront Park (1870's and 1880's).

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the United States Customs House (originally U.S. Post Office) at 16th (Sixteenth) and Arapahoe Streets, Denver, Colorado; features classical entablature and a cupola. Cars, pedestrians, and stores flank the structure.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the Congregation Shearith Israel (Emmanuel Chapel) at 10th (Tenth) and Lawrence Streets in the Auraria neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The ashlar stone building has buttresses and a round window. Originally Emanuel Episcopal Church, it also served as a studio for artist Wolfgang Pogzeba.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the Rufus A. Clark house at 1398 South Santa Fe in the Overland neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; features a cornice and a widow's walk.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the Denver City Cable Railway Company cable house at 1801 Lawrence Street in downtown Denver, Colorado. The brick building has arched windows; cars are parked nearby.

Colorado painter Herndon Davis shows Charpiot's Hotel, residential apartments at 3060 Larimer Street in Denver, Colorado; shows a building with a cornice and sign: "Delmonico of the West."

Colorado painter Herndon Davis depicts John B. Hindry residence on North Washington Street, in Denver, Colorado.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the Kate Halleck residence at 17th (Seventeenth) and Sherman Streets, in the North Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Built by Erastus F. Halleck, the sandstone home has a covered porch and arches.

Colorado painter Herndon Davis depicts the William Garrett Fisher house at 1600 Logan Street in the North Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver, Colorado.

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the alley between 15th (Fifteenth), 16th (Sixteenth), Lawrence and Arapahoe Streets in Denver, Colorado. Flanked by stone office buildings and storefronts, this was also called "Newspaper Alley."

City Hotel in Silver Plume (Clear Creek County).

Colorado painter Herndon Davis depicts 1942 Market Street, in Denver, Colorado. Business buildings flank the Mattie Silks and Jennie Rogers bordello, a sandstone townhouse with ornate trim. Signs read: "Buddhist Church," "Truck Terminal," and "Reuler."

This watercolor and gouache painting shows the Navarre Cafe at 1727 Tremont Street in, Denver, Colorado; features a canopy entry and widow's walks.

Colorado painter Herndon Davis depicts the Littleton Flour Mills (formerly the Rough and Ready Flour Mill), Littleton, Colorado; the four story brick and native stone building has a spillway on the South Platte River bank.