Coulter House, San Diego, California
historic place
The Coulter House, located in San Diego's Bankers Hill neighborhood, is a historic place. It was built in 1915. Lucy Coulter, the widow of John Payer Coulter, commissioned its design. Carleton Winslow Senior, a prominent architect of the Panama-California Exposition, designed the home in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Lucy Coulter and her daughter, Hortense Coulter, a San Diego socialite and philanthropist, lived in the house until 1939. The Coulter House is considered one of the finest remaining examples of Winslow's residential work in San Diego. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 30, 1983. This site represents a key example of early 20th-century architecture in San Diego.