The D.P. and Louise Moore home was built on block 60 in 1902 by builders Hatchett and Large.
The land was purchased from David Swickheimer on Nov. 20, 1894.
Lots 4 - 9 - 2404 Ave. E - were for the homesite, and the other half was used for pasture.
It is a late Victorian two-story, four-bay wood-frame residence, with columned and ballustraded front porch and gallery, projecting gable roofed section with bay, and small Palladian window in gable.
The house has two fireplaces, grill work inside the music and dining rooms, drop ceilings downstairs, front and back stairs, porches up and down.
Also, leaded glass windows in the living room, frosted and etched glass front door.
Downstairs are a bed, living music, dining and breakfast rooms, two kitchens, and a bath.
Upstairs are five bedrooms, parlor and a bath.
A closed stairway leads to the attic, with a ladder extending to the “widow’s walk.”