Burlingame, George L., House
historic place
The George L. Burlingame House is a historic place located in Houston, Harris County. This residence was built in 1914 by its namesake, George L. Burlingame, who served as both its architect and builder. The house exemplifies the hip bungalow style, also known as American Craftsman architecture. It is recognized as a remarkably intact example of this architectural style, showcasing distinct bungaloid features. George L. Burlingame lived in the house for over thirty years. On January 15, 1988, the George L. Burlingame House was individually listed in the National Register of Historic Places. While specific historical marker text for the site is not available, its designation highlights its architectural significance within the Houston Heights area. The house remains an important example of early 20th-century residential architecture in Houston.