Herman Winters built the 1890 house you face in Sacramento, California. This is a Victorian era Stick/Eastlake Queen Anne style wooden residence built in 1890 by businessman Herman Winters. The house you see was completed in 1890 and carries the architectural label Stick/Eastlake Queen Anne — a Victorian-era wooden residence that reflects the taste of its time.
In 1999 the Winters House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, an official recognition that appears on its record. Records and references place this property among National Register listings in Sacramento County and within the wider history of Sacramento, California. Photographs and local listings document the house in the years since; one external photo record dates from 2006, and local housing information is noted by the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Authority.
As you stand here, think of Herman Winters, the businessman who built this home in 1890, and of the way the house’s Stick/Eastlake Queen Anne identity has been preserved in official records. It is part of local history. Notice the wooden Stick/Eastlake details and Queen Anne forms shaping this Sacramento home.