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Erected in 1908 and 1912
respectively, the Bell House and its single-car garage were built for
Dr. Robert Bell and his wife, Jesse. Bell, a pediatric dentist,
and his wife Jessie and their two children lived in the house from 1908
to 1918. The home was showcased in a July 26, 1908 Spokesman-Review
article that touted the home's design as "an attractive example of
the modern American house," a "distinctive style of
architecture" built in the "American type."
The house was designed by Spokane architect Alonzo J.
Grover. Both the house and garage are historically and architecturally
significant and were nominated to the Spokane Register of Historic
Places under Categories A and C.
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