Location: 1825 Water St SW
Local Register; Women’s History; South Capitol National Historic District
The Eugley House on Water Street was built by Bertha and M.C. Eugley in about 1908. According to one owner, it was based on a design from the Rhine area of Germany. It is an unusual style described as Queen Anne and Italianate, with a tower reminiscent of Italianate and decorative features. It has been well preserved and is on the local register. The Eugleys only lived here for a short time. Bertha Eugley was a well-known milliner. See Site of Bertha Eugley Millinery . The house is on the local register and is located in the South Capitol Neighborhood National Historic District.
Additional links:
South Capitol National Historic District
Washington State Historical Society photograph. Enter the catalog number in the Collections Search Box: C1964.26.4.22.3
Women’s History Walking Tour, M.C. and Bertha Eugley House
For additional information on the Eugley family, see the Residents section of this website.
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