Circa 1912 raised one story Craftsman-style home moved from the East End by the Galveston Historical Foundation. The home is in need of total restoration, though the house has a professional foundation (WPI-8) and a new roof as of Dec/2021 (WPI-8). Three bedrooms, each with closet, one bath, living/dining combination(24x13), kitchen(13x12), large utility room(13x13) and a walk-in storage closet(7x4). The structure sits on a full lot and is located on a street where GHF has moved other houses that have been restored. There are no utilities at the sight. There is an electric pole at the alley in the backyard. At the end of the block is the newly renovated & landscaped 27th Street, fully lit from Broadway to the Seawall. There are protective covenants that will run with the property and there is a reasonable completion deadline for restoration. This is part of a long standing initiative by GHF towards saving historic architecture.