A Mission and Spanish Revival residence that exemplifies early-twentieth-century domestic architecture in Arizona’s high desert.
At a glance
This Mission/Spanish Revival style house stands as a notable example of residential heritage in Kingman. The property earned recognition through a comprehensive 1985 survey of the town’s historic resources, which identified 63 significant buildings and led to multiple National Register listings.
History
The house was documented and evaluated during a major cultural-heritage survey conducted in 1985. This systematic study of Kingman’s historic fabric resulted in the listing of this residence and many others on the National Register of Historic Places, establishing its importance to the community’s architectural record.
What you see
The residence displays characteristics of the Mission and Spanish Revival styles that gained prominence in the American Southwest. These architectural modes drew from regional and colonial traditions, employing forms and details distinctive to Arizona’s built environment.
Cultural significance
The house represents residential design patterns in early Kingman and contributes to understanding the town’s development and architectural heritage. Its inclusion in the National Register reflects its value within Arizona’s broader cultural landscape.
Key facts
- Country: United States
- City: Kingman, Arizona
- Coordinates: 35.19611111, −114.06083333
- National Register of Historic Places: Listed
Practical information & getting there
Kingman lies in northwestern Arizona along Historic Route 66. The property is privately owned; please respect private property boundaries when visiting the neighborhood.
Sources & resources
- House at 809 Grand View – Wikipedia
- Cultural Heritage Online
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