House at 1220 Harvard, Houston, Texas

historic place

The house at 1220 Harvard Street in Houston, Texas, is recognized as a historic place within Harris County. This one-story frame dwelling was constructed around 1910. It features a hipped roof with a gable front intersecting at the southwest corner, forming an irregular L-shaped plan. The principal facade includes two-over-two windows and a single wooden door. This residence is considered a small worker's cottage, typical of housing in the Houston Heights neighborhood during its period. R.L. Whitehead was the first owner, living here until his death. The property was later conveyed to George Kostas, who resided with his family until 1937. The House at 1220 Harvard Street was individually listed in the National Register of Historic Places on January 15, 1988. It is significant for representing the simplicity and craftsmanship of its architectural style and period.

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