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Building History

Coté designed this residence for Archibald G. Clark, President of the Roslyn Coal Company.

Clinton Miller owned the residence c. 1978.

Building Notes

Seattle Architect Joseph S. Coté (1874-1957) designed a number of residences for upper-middle-class clients near Volunteer Park in the Capitol Hill Neighborhood of Seattle, WA. It was a two-story, Dutch Colonial residence with a gambrel roof and shed dormers on the front facade. Cote placed the main entry centrally, projecting it slightly to create a small foyer. Within this cramped foyer was the main stairway which Cote emphasized with glazing on the main facade. On either side of the central entry was a living room and a bedroom on one side, and a dining room, covered porch and kitchen on the other. Directly behind the entry/stair hall, was unidentified space, presumably used for storage. The one bedroom on the first floor had its own full bath.

PCAD id: 17649