L. J. Dunagan House, 241 Coronado Boulevard, Clifton

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Associated with the development of Clifton, and particularly with development of the Hill Addition to Clifton. Description: The Dunagan House lies in a row of intact historic residences on the west side of Coronado Boulevard (Arizona Highway in south Clifton. The house is buffered from the street by dense landscaping. It is of the pyramidal roof type of the National Folk style. The singte-story house is sheathed with vinyl siding, which obscures the original construction and details. The roof is hipped, and sheathed with asphalt shingles. The front veranda has been altered by the addition of siding over porch columns and beams, forming pointed arches at the openings. The windows are double- hung, with a one-over-one pattern. History: This house was constructed in 1904for LJ.

Dunagan in Hill's Addition to Clifton. Dunagan, a retail liquor dealer, was co-proprietor of the Dunagan and Baldwin Saloon in Clifton. Dunagan purchased the property in Dunagan was typical of the small business owners and middle managers that lived in Hill's Addition (see HABS No. AZ-199). In recent years the house was owned by Paul O. and Opal M. Warren, and Angel B. and Andrea M. Flores.1 Sources (endnotes): 1. Copper Era August 1, 5), Sanbom fire insurance map; US Census for Graham County, Arizona, Enumeration District 41, Sheet 3B, Line 70; Arizona Business Directory; title information provided by William J. Acton, Tucson.