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Wood House

Wood House
Lemuel & Cora Rose Wood House
2417 W. Pacific Avenue See Map
1901
Unknown
Brownes Addition
07/30/1976
02/07/2005

Built in 1901 and 1922 respectively, the Lemuel and Cora Rose Wood House and garage at 2417 W. Pacific Avenue is a textbook example of the Free Classic Queen Anne style. Identifying features of the style reveal Queen Anne-style elements such as the home’s irregular hip roof and two-story form, full-height curved wall tower and conical roof, and a covered wrap-around front porch. Colonial-influenced Free Classic details are revealed in the home’s pedimented cross gables, modillioned boxed eaves, narrow-width horizontal wood clapboard siding, and round, porch columns. The home was built for Lemuel S. Wood and his wife, Cora Rose Wood, who were founders, owners, and proprietors of the Spokane Mattress & Upholstering Company.

The Wood House is a contributing property in the Browne’s Addition Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places 7/30/1976. The Wood House is also a contributing property in the local Browne's Addition Historic Overlay Zone passed in 2019.

 

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