House at 1210 Harvard Street
historic place
The house at 1210 Harvard Street, located in Houston, Harris County, was constructed in 1900. This historic place exhibits a Colonial Revival architectural influence. It is recognized as a good example of the large, yet simple, homes built for more prosperous middle-class residents in the Houston Heights area during that period. The earliest known inhabitant of the house was the owner of two local grocery stores. While no specific historical marker text is available for this address, the House at 1210 Harvard Street is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is also included within the Historic Resources of Houston Heights Multiple Property Listing. The house's architectural style and its representation of early 20th-century middle-class housing contribute to its historical significance in Houston.