The largest of Rulfs’ Prairie Style houses was built for a widow who had lived in older Rulfs-designed houses and wanted something new and similar to the house he had just built for her daughter, the Fay and Guy Blount House (1912; demolished). The integration of the site boundary walls, driveway, carport, and garage slightly predates the Mast House (LC42). The long, unbroken eave line is the strongest use of this horizontal feature in Rulfs’s work. Largely intact, the house is currently the entrance and community spaces for a student housing complex.