National Register Listing

Clanton, Moses A., House

1025 Arlington, Houston, TX

The Moses A. Clanton House is a good example of Queen Anne influence on a small, working man's cottage built around the turn of the century. Houston Heights has several similar dwellings, but the simplicity of this residence is its primary attraction. Moses Clanton, an air brake operator for the Houston & Central railroad, had this home constructed and a subsequent owner was responsible for the 1914 addition.

Local significance of the building:
Architecture

Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 1990.

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