Designed by renowned architect Josias Joesler and constructed by the John W Murphey and Leo B Keith Building Company in 1929 (Where Joesler was an employee) this property is like stepping back in time. With original wood floors, unique ornate entry gates and original fixtures the vintage charm is undeniable. Reimagine the struggles and triumphs of living in early Tucson as our country entered The Great Depression the same year this home was built and then emerged stronger than before. Designated as historically significant, the original blueprints for the home were preserved by the University of Arizona Special Collections Department as an important contribution to the Joesler Collection (See original blueprints in listing photos).