A prominent feature of this bungalow is its red-tiled roof of interlocking transverse gables. The house is clad in polychrome brick with cast-stone trim and stuccoed half-timbering in the gable ends. Henry B. Lewis purchased the property in June, 1919; this house was most likely erected within a few years. Lewis, a captain in the Police Department, and his wife, Cora, owned this prominent corner location until 1974.
