DeArmond House

Designer: Patricia Rutenburg

Embroiderer: Janice Murphy

Year Created: 2001

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With its quaint turreted roof, wrap-around porch, and windows of
stained glass, Knox Heritage members call the DeArmond house an
excellent example of the architects’ interpretation of Queen Anne style.
Bauman Brothers were commissioned by Richard T. and Ella DeArmond
to design and build the wood frame house in 1894, and a grand entrance
stairway, cedar-lined closets, and pocket doors are featured inside. As
part of the Fort Sanders Neighborhood Conservation District, the house
was moved across the street because of proposed new construction
instead of being torn down.