About

This is an imposing two-and-a-half-story frame house with a full-width, first-story porch with low railings. A sleeping porch was added to the northwest corner. The body is covered with lap siding. The boxed gables are faced with octagon-cut wood shingles alternating with round shingles. The same pattern forms a belt course between the first and second story and at the base of the first story.

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Timeline

• 1894

  This home was built for A. Elliot Hart, then the manager of the El Paso Club, the most prestigious private club in town. He later became a mining broker. By 1898, he and his wife Catherine were referenced as participating in various fashion events, such as charity balls. They lived here for several years.

Additional Resources

• Drive Folder – a collection of documents compiled during the Historic Uptown Neighborhood’s historic preservation efforts.