Mulcahy House
William Percival Mulcahy and his wife, Mattie, purchased this house from the developers of Houston Heights in 1909. Mr. Mulcahy began his 10-year career with the South Texas Commercial Bank in downtown Houston as a teller. At his death in 1923, he was president of Damon State Bank. Ownership of the Mulcahy House stayed in the family for 90 years. The Dutch Colonial Revival style home has a distinctive T-shaped, cross gambrel roof, a front-facing projecting gambrel with minimal eave overhang, and a native cypress clad frame. The inset front porch, supported by square, paneled posts, features the bay’s central window of 40 lights over one. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark – 2014
29.7905° N, 95.3963° W
Nearby Markers
- 0.1 mi NW John Milroy House Houston
- 0.2 mi NW Houston Heights City Hall and Fire Station Houston
- 0.3 mi NW Grace United Methodist Church Houston
- 0.3 mi N Houston Heights Houston
- 0.6 mi N Dr. B.F. and Ethel Reed Coop House Houston
- 0.6 mi N Heights Church of Christ Houston