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Cabell Childress, a Denver architect known for his fine drafting skills, designed this one-story library as a modern variation on mountain architecture. The building displaced some large old spruce trees, the old Evergreen School (1922), and Evergreen High School (1948, S. Arthur Axtens). Childress used burnt orange brick with metal and gray slate for the roof. Two tall chimneys for working fireplaces, four gabled skylights, and a circular corner tower under a conical roof are the defining elements. The porte-cochère under a cross gable clearly marks the entrance.