Mar 06, 1976
Harry F. Legg House - National Registry of Historic Places
Statement of Significance: The significance of this house rests in the fact that it is a good example of the type of home that was typical of middle to upper income professional types and clearly represents the social lifestyle of the period. It also exemplifies the type of home erected by the tract developers of the period and is one of the good surviving examples of the Queen Ann style. The interior is little changed from the original and shows the ornate woodwork that may have been of the "made to order" or factory catalog. Photo Credit: Charles W. Nelson
Harry F. Legg House - National Registry of Historic Places
Statement of Significance: The significance of this house rests in the fact that it is a good example of the type of home that was typical of middle to upper income professional types and clearly represents the social lifestyle of the period. It also exemplifies the type of home erected by the tract developers of the period and is one of the good surviving examples of the Queen Ann style. The interior is little changed from the original and shows the ornate woodwork that may have been of the "made to order" or factory catalog. Photo Credit: Charles W. Nelson
Mar 06, 1976
Posted Date
Mar 09, 2022
Historical Record Date
Mar 06, 1976
Source Name
United States Department of Interior - National Park Service
