Was this house always this unique? Take a closer look at the George A. Peterson House. While it embodies the popular T-plan style common in Austin at the turn of the 20th century, it boasts a distinctive feature. The elaborate front bay with its clip-cornered facade sets it apart. George A. Peterson, a Swedish immigrant and prominent merchant, had this home built between 1901 and 1904. Peterson, a partner in a grocery and feed business, left his mark on Austin. His house, a testament to his success and the architectural trends of the time, stands proudly in the George L. Robertson subdivision. This area, once a part of Joseph W. Robertson’s vast property in 1841, has become a hub of historical homes. The George A. Peterson House, with its unique architectural flourish, stands as a reminder of a bygone era.
Addcox House Plaque
But that’s not all that makes Addcox House special. It also has an enchanting wraparound porch with arched brick supports.