Background
Ernest P. Varian was born in 1854 in Plainfield, New Jersey, United States.
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Antlers Hotel in Colorado Springs
(Mr. Varian and Frederick J. Sterner)
Mr. Varian and Frederick J. Sterner
Hale Scientific Building, Denver
ERNEST P. VARIAN
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After starting work as student draftsman in the office of Whipple & Son, he was employed by some of the larger firms in the city.
In 1880 (when he was twenty-six) Mr. Varian moved to Denver, subsequently entered into partnership with Frederick J. Sterner and under the firm name designed the University Club, Home for Consumptives, and the Antlers Hotel in Colorado Springs. After 1910 Mr, Varian was associated with his son, Lester E., as co-architect of the Hale Scientific Building, the High School and Chemical Building in Denver, also buildings elsewhere in Colorado, including the Minoqua Hospital in Pueblo. At Mr. Varian's death he was succeeded in practice by his son Lester E..
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- Son:
- Lester E. Varian
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- Frederick J. Sterner
After 1910 Mr, Varian was associated with his son, Lester E., as co-architect of the Hale Scientific Building, the High School and Chemical Building in Denver.
In 1880 (when he was twenty-six) Mr. Varian moved to Denver, subsequently entered into partnership with Frederick J. Sterner.
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American