1905 Queen Anne – Anaconda, MT

7/18/10 10 Comments

Posted on OHD: 7/18/10. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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504 Main St, Anaconda, MT 59711

Amazing opportunity to own a historical home in Anaconda. Bring your own style to this magnificent home. Plumbing & original electrical systems in use.

3 Bed ∙ 2 Bath ∙ 1,514 Sq Ft ∙ 0.1 Ac.

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“Intricate ornamental cresting caps the dome on the octagonal tower of this handsome residence. Its eclectic architecture combines elements of Queen Anne and French Second Empire styles. A partial Mansard roof at the northeast corner and a front window with unusual stone and brick surrounds reflect the flamboyant tastes of the late Victorian era. The tower retains its original charming multi-paned cottage window. Grocer Albert MacCallum built the residence in 1895 and sold it in 1904 to miner, politician and businessman Dennis Roach. The firm of Roach and Smith offered billiard parlors, a confectinery, flowers, fishing tackle, sporting goods, cigars and sundries. Roach and Smith, one of Anaconda’s longest established business, still exists as a wholesale distribution firm. Dennis Roach served as county commissioner and as a representative in the Montana legislature. After Roach’s death in 1925, his window Maude remained at home here for more than thirty years. The Roaches’ daughter Katherine “Kash” Felt, a prominent and well-loved Anaconda matron, converted the residence into classrooms where she taught kindergarten. The family retained ownership of the property into the twenty-first century.”

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