Tyrell House
- Historic building
- In Kingman, Arizona
- 0.4 mi from Route 66
- National Register of Historic Places
The Tyrell House is an 1897 cottage in Kingman, AZ, about half a mile off the old road. Thomas Tyrell, a painter by trade, built it himself and lived in it for two years. It is remembered as the first house with indoor plumbing, and a pump house still stands on the property. For Route 66 travelers it is a small window into Kingman's early years, long before the highway arrived.
What is Tyrell House?
The house is a simple vernacular cottage, built in a local way rather than to a formal style. The pump house beside it is a reminder of the plumbing that set it apart.
Visiting Tyrell House: tips
This is a private home, so view it from the street or public sidewalk. The House at 809 Grand View, the W. P. Mahoney House and the House at 105 Spring St. are each about 0.2 miles away.
Practical info
- On site & nearby
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