Here is your chance to own a piece of history in Galveston's East End! This incredible property has so many old-school and distinguished features waiting for your creative touches and restoration expertise. Original hardwoods, transoms, beadboard, claw tub, formal dining room, plus much more. Spacious backyard is perfect for pets, kids, and/or a lush garden. Plenty of generous storage underneath the home. Here's a quick rundown of its interesting past: - Built in August 1912, the original insurance record from October 9, 1912, mentions that the house needed "10 days to complete". - Emma Harris, the widow of Charles A. Harris, built the house as a rental property. She also owned 1728 Winnie, located on the south side of the lot. - Ruth Harris, Emma's daughter, inherited the house after her mother's passing in 1937. - Ruth later married George F. Dean, a building contractor. They owned the house until 1988, when Abe Kellner purchased it. His descendants still own it to this day.