George List, a General Agent for the Wells Fargo and Company, had the house designed by Thomas G. Bird. He occupied it until 1900, when Charles and Nina Bussell moved in; they divorced, but he stayed in the house until 1928. John Jacobsen, a UW computer scientist, and Carol Eastman, a UW archeology instructor, bought the residence in 1971. (See "Every House Has Its Own History," Seattle Times, 04/04/1981, p. 13.)

This two-floor Queen Anne residence had a corner turret and a semicircular wraparound front porch.

The exterior's wood clapboard siding was replaced by stucco.

PCAD id: 18587