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Designed by Fred Westcott
(Hyslop and Westcott Architects) and built by John E. Anderson, this Tudor Revival style house was reported to have cost in excess of $20,000 to erect in 1930. The house was built for
James Leonard Cooper, a pioneer Spokane financier, founder of the J. L. Cooper and Company mortgage
firm, and president of Spokane Savings Bank. Louis Wasmer, founder of Spokane's KHQ radio station, lived in the house from 1933 to 1949.
The house, then, is historically significant for its association with
Cooper and Wasmer and architecturally significant as an example of
master architect Fred Westcott's interpretation of the Tudor Revival
style.
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