George Hall House & Garage, 140 Frisco Street, Clifton

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Associated with development of north Clifton. Typical example of residential architecture in Clifton between and Description: The George Hal! house is buffered from the street by lush landscape in the front yard. A wood frame garage is accessed by way of an unpaved driveway to the rear of the property. A second story was added at an early date above the garage. The main house is one-story with a hip roof, with twin gablet dormer/ventilators. A bay window extends from the south side of the house. A wooden front entry porch is sheltered under the main roof. A modern aluminum awning has been added to the front porch. Exterior materials include beaded wood tongue-and-groove siding and asphalt shingle roofing. The windows are wood, double-hung type, with a two-over-two pattern.

History: This frame building was constructed ca. by the Arizona Copper Company and was occupied by George Hail in Between the and the the building was occupied by Felix Brutinel.1 Sources (endnotes): 1. Arizona Copper Company base map; interview with Harriet Sweeting, December