Ellsworth Duplex

Location: 211 19th Ave SW
Local register, South Capitol National Historic District, Wohleb

Ellsworth Duplex 1939, Thurston County Assessor, Southwest Regional Archives

Ellsworth Duplex today (2014), photo by Deb Ross

The Ellsworth Duplex is a 1927 adaptation of the popular Craftsman style home by architect Joseph Wohleb, once more demonstrating his range and virtuosity. Ellsworth was a local contractor, and also owned the home next door, probably all built as rentals. The home is on the local register and in the South Capitol National Historic District.

Links:

Olympia Heritage inventory

South Capitol National Historic Neighborhood

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