Rhodes House, Historic residence in Tacoma, United States.
Rhodes House is a residential building in Tacoma completed in 1901 and displays characteristic features of Queen Anne style architecture. The structure shows detailed woodwork, decorative gables, and varied materials that define its ornamental appearance.
The residence was designed and built by architects Ambrose J. Russell and Frederick Heath in 1901. It was constructed during a period when Tacoma experienced rapid residential development as the city expanded.
The house shows how affluent families in early 1900s Tacoma wanted their homes to look through its unbalanced front and carefully crafted details. These features reflect the tastes and values of successful residents during that era.
The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and subject to preservation rules. Any exterior changes require approval from the Landmarks Commission to maintain its historical integrity.
The house was designed by two architects who combined Queen Anne style elements in an unconventional way that created a distinctive appearance. This blend of architectural styles and crafted details makes the building a noteworthy example of residential design from its era.
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