Historic Residence of Artist Ruth Anderson - 3264 North Pennsylvania Street

Year Built: 1909

Architectural Style: Tudor Revival

- Key Features:

• Decorative Half-Timbering
• Large Chimney
• Decorative Window Leading
• Semi-Hexagonal Bay Windows

This house was built in 1909 by Colonel I.T. Moore. Years later the home was sold to the Langdon Family who took in a young artist named Ruth Anderson. In their estate, the Langdon's left the residence to Ruth, where she stayed until her passing in 2000.

In 2001 Trinity Episcopal Church purchased this Tudor Revival home to address the space needs of its growing staff. The church renovated the first floor kitchen to provide a larger facility flexible to serve and entertain 30-50. The home -- renamed The Corner House -- retains much of its original character and features a beautiful tiled fireplace, built in bookcases and rich dark woodwork throughout. The neighborhood periodically holds its annual holiday party here.