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Built in 1898, the D.C. Corbin
House is historically significant for its association
with its builder and owner, Daniel Chase Corbin, a pioneer in
transportation and other successful business ventures in the Inland
Northwest. Later occupants
included F. Lewis Clark, Judge George Turner, and Kirtland K. Cutter,
Spokane’s best-known architect. Cutter,
who was Corbin’s son-in-law, designed the home for him in the Georgian
Revival style. The Corbin
House, then, is also significant for its association with Cutter, and as
an excellently preserved example of his work.
It is a contributing building, moreover, in the Marycliff-Cliff
Park National Historic District.
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