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Goggin Residence
El Paso, Texas

 

Description: Goggin residence
Other Names:
Address: El Paso, El Paso County, Texas
Type: domestic: home
Original Client: James M. Goggin
Historic Inventory:
Date: ca. 1903-1907
Condition: demolished?

Architect or Firm: Henry C. Trost
Associated Architect or Firm: Trost & Trost
Contractors:
Dimensions and Orientation: two stories with entry porch and side porch
Budget/Cost:

Foundation: probably stone
Wall Materials: brick and stoccoed brick
Roofing Materials: Spanish tile
Other Materials Used: wood porch supports and balustrade
Remodeling and Additions:

Present Owner:
Location of Drawings:
Location of Documentary Photographs:

Bibliography: (1) Trost & Trost, Architects (El Paso, Trost & Trost, 1907), page 40, (photograph of facade); page 48 (photograph of porch side)
(2) El Paso Chamber of Commerce, El Paso, the Story of a City, 1883-1910 (El Paso: El Paso Chamber of Commerce, [1910]), unpaged (photograph of facade)

Remarks: The location of this house has not been determined. In the El Paso city directories of 1905 and 1906, Goggin was listed at 1509 Montana. In the 1907 and 1908 city directories, he is listed at 1224 Magoffin. The 1200 block of Magoffin (in present day numbering) is flat land, and there is no trace of this house. The fact that the house is on a hill, with a hill beyond, suggests a Montana address, but the current 1509 Montana is not this house. The Goggin house, in its combination of Italianate, Queen Anne and domestic Mexican elements, is similar in style to the Brady house  at 1409 Montana.

Prepared for the El Paso Public Library by Lloyd C. and June F. Engelbrecht under a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, 1990