Big House

The Big House is a substantial residential structure built around 1875 with design features characteristic of late 19th-century construction in the American Southwest. The building shows materials and methods typical of that era and region.

The structure was built in 1875 and later recognized on the National Register of Historic Places for its significance to early Arizona territorial growth. This designation documents its place in the region's frontier development.

The house reflects building methods brought by early settlers to Arizona, adapted to the conditions of the southwestern frontier.

The property is accessible by local roads in a rural area of Coconino County in northern Arizona. Visitors should note that as a protected historic property, access may be limited or restricted.

The house sits in Coconino County, a region with numerous registered historic properties that together document northern Arizona's architectural evolution. This concentration of documented structures makes the area significant for understanding territorial American building history.

Location: Arizona

Inception: 1875

GPS coordinates: 36.90972,-112.75944

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:23