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A photograph in the Seattle Photograph Collection, University of Washington Libraries, bore the caption on the back: "Probably the first house completed completed on what is now Wallingford [illeg.], but was then Elmer Street (now 3417 Wallingford). Built in Summer of 1888 and my folks and family moved in on Thursday August 16, 1888. We moved from there (my wife and I) on Thursday, August 16, 1951 - 63 years to the day and on Thursday, the same day of the week. The picture was probably taken in the Spring of 1889... J.W. Lough [Jacob]." (See "Lough residence at 3417 Wallingford, 1889,"Accessed 12/02/2013.)

The Lough House was a two-story, clapboard-sided house with a side-gable orientation. Two gabled dormers on one side illuminated second-floor rooms.

PCAD id: 18855