Lufkin Land-Long Bell-Buck House
1218 Lufkin St., Lufkin, TXUnusual and notable bungalow design: the gable infill is outstanding. Unusually ornate example of lumber company housing in Texas. Built by the Lufkin Land and Lumber Company in ca. 1929, they moved their operations to Washington State. Area not included on the 1927 Sanborn maps.
The structure is a fine example of the Bungalow style in Lufkin. It is currently in private ownership. This structure is the best and least altered of all the manager/foreman dwellings constructed by the lumber company during its's short history. The area of significance is architecture at the local level.
Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
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