This house is a good example of the changes that took place in American architecture at the turn of the twentieth century. A classic stucco American Foursquare, it stretches wide across the lot and stays lower to the ground than others of the 2002 tour.
You will not find any Victorian shingle work or ornate decorative bracketing on the home's exterior. The home shows the influence of the Prairie School, a style that sought to simplify designs, and eliminate the visual "clutter" of the Queen Anne period.
