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The Seattle Daily Times described the Orlo B. Kellogg House in its issue of 11/19/1904: " E.W. Houghton is the architect of this tasteful home, which is now under course of construction in the Denny-Blaine, Lake Park near the station. The owner is O.B. Kellogg. It is a one-and-a-half-story home, the basement being shingled and the upper part rough cast plaster and half timber work. The house will contain seven rooms and bath and will cost $4,000." (See "Realty and Building," Seattle Daily Times, 11/19/1904, p. 3.) The residence had an inset porch on the first floor with a balcony above it. The balcony had a carved balustrade. With its broad gable roof, half-timbering and second floor balcony, the residence resembled a Swiss chalet, a building type popular during the Arts and Crafts Era. Kellogg worked with his father, Martin, in the firm M.V. Kellogg and Son, General Contractors, in Seattle,

Contractor's own home.

PCAD id: 16244