Anna Jameson Tait House - Fulton, MO - Victorian Style Architecture on Waymarking.com

County of house: Callaway County
Location of house: Court St. & E. 8th St., NE corner, Fulton
Construction date: 1900
Architect-Builder: Unknown
Original owner: Anna Jameson Tait House
Outbuilding: Garage (NC)

"46. 824 Court Street (C)
Original-Historic owner or Name: Anna Jameson Tait House;
Construction Date: c. 1900;
Property type-style: Late Victorian;
Outbuilding: Garage (NC)

"Two-story, front gable house with cross gables on the north and south elevations and a rock faced ashlar foundation. The façade is dominated by a two-story porch with enclosed sleeping porch or sunroom on the second story. Though vernacular, the house design was influenced by the Late Victorian as seen in its complex roofline and the first story bay window on the south elevation. A modern detached garage is located behind the house." NRHP Nomination Form

"This house was originally bui1t for a member of the Jameson family; it was given to Anna Jamson Tait (after she was divorced from her husban) and was made into apartments by her brother. She left the house to the current owner Pat Jameson, John Jameson's wife. Anna Tait was at one time the chairman of the Board of William Woods College. She died about five years ago.

"[foundation material]: Rock-faced ashlar with wooden water table.
[changes]: Addition or enclosed porch on SE corner of hose, it has a concrete foundation; the house has been converted to apartments; second story on W (main) facade has been enclosed
Stained glass transom window, oriel windows with tin mansard style roofs and decorative pilasters and N and S facades; double-hung windows; two chimneys" ~ Historic Inventory - Fulton, MO