The Verdugo House is a historic adobe residence associated with one of Tucson’s early families. The structure reflects Spanish and Mexican influences in building techniques and spatial organization. Homes like this were built to address extreme heat through thick walls and shaded courtyards. The house represents everyday domestic architecture during Tucson’s territorial period.
The property is located in a central historic area of Tucson. Nearby sites include museums, preserved residences and historic streetscapes. The Verdugo House illustrates how early residents adapted architecture to the Sonoran Desert environment. It is part of Tucson’s preserved architectural heritage.
Location: 32.2258143, -110.9760373
Tags:
– House Number: 323
– ZIP Code: 85701
– addr:state: AZ
– Building: house
– building:material: adobe
– Historic Significance: building
– Name: Verdugo House
– ref:nrhp: 76000379
– Street: North Main Avenue
– City: Tucson