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Van Houten House

July 27, 2020 by Lake Oswego Preservation Society

Van Houten House 1931
City of Lake Oswego Landmark
Location: 1097 Chandler Road
Architect – Roscoe Hemenway
Major Alterations Approved by the City of Lake Oswego Development Review Commission

From Lake Oswego Landmarks:
The Chester B. and Rose S. Van Houten House retains the key character-defining features of a Tudor Revival house. This style was extremely popular in suburban areas in the United States from the 1920s through the 1940s and is particularly common in Lake Oswego.

The home has many of the character-defining features and references to England’s Tudor period, including its ornamental half-timbering, steeply pitched roof, asymmetrical, cross-gabled plan, multi-paned casement windows, segmentally arched window with lattice glass and gable jerkinhead roof.

Van Houten House 1931 City of Lake Oswego Landmark 1097 Chandler Road Roscoe Hemenway, Architect – Major Alterations Approved by the City of Lake Oswego Development Review Commission

Materials

Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form Updated 2014
Cultural Resources Inventory Field Form 1988-1989
Historic Resource Survey Form 2014

Filed Under: Altered, Historic Places, LO Landmark Tagged With: LO Landmark, Rosco Hemenway, Van Houten House

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