Storm House, Historic residence in Elk City, United States

Storm House is a residential building in Elk City featuring stucco exterior walls and a red clay tile roof. The front has an arched porch, and the second story includes a wooden railing that frames the main entrance.

The house was built in 1930 for the locally prominent Storm family, with P. A. Engwall as architect. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on October 6, 1983.

The Storm family, locally significant in Elk City, commissioned the house in 1930; the family name is still attached to it. The library projecting from the second floor is shaped like a Spanish ship with an oriel window, a private reading room built as a conversation piece. The house has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since October 6, 1983.

The house is located on West Broadway in Elk City and is visible from the street. You can observe the architectural details and exterior design from public areas nearby.

The library juts from the second floor as a ship-shaped projection with an oriel window, so the hull form is best seen from the side of the house rather than the street front. It is the detail most visitors miss when passing on W. Broadway.