As I research historic Fort Collins, I come across pictures and advertisements for stores I wish I could visit. Except for #6, all were gone before I got here. If you know more about these places or want to contribute your own favorite lost businesses please write!
Archive for the ‘Quonset hut’ Category
11 Lost Fort Collins businesses
Posted in Quonset hut, Vintage commercial, tagged sonnoform, the finest records on November 18, 2008 | 101 Comments »
Quonset Hunt
Posted in Quonset hut, Vernacular buildings, tagged historic fort collins, Q-hut, Quonset hut houses, vintage quonset hut on September 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Lost Fort Collins was just supposed to be a blog about vanishing historic Fort Collins. Yet, the Quonset huts keep coming up.
If you’re interested in Q-huts, you know they’re ubiquitous. So, what makes one even worth driving to see?
Well, Norm and I have spent a significant amount of time in front of the Northern discussing [...]
Quonset hut!
Posted in Quonset hut, Vernacular buildings, tagged 1940s, CSU, fort collins, franks trout farm, jefferson, kit house, Quonset hut, Quonset hut house, riverside, swetsville zoo, veterans village on August 13, 2008 | 9 Comments »
This town is awash in Quonset huts.
Funny thing: You can live here for decades and not even notice. Like, most of us can remember a Q-hut on Riverside Avenue as you drive into town. But in fact, it’s a row of FOUR Q-huts (technically on Jefferson). See:
(Okay, maybe you don’t see. Q1 is distant, but it’s [...]