J.M. Evans House
Address
1100 W Washington St
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Details
Then: Dr. John M. Evans and his wife Jennie lived in the downstairs portion of this house, and the upstairs rooms served as the doctor’s office. Built in 1893, the Evans House is one of the oldest Queen Anne-Victorian homes still standing in Phoenix (Rosson House in Heritage Square is another).
Now: Phoenicians dubbed this “The Onion House” after its onion-shaped dome, and it is currently owned by the State of Arizona, housing various offices since its restoration in 1988.
Nearby Arts & Culture
- Phoenix Forge535 W Van Buren St (0.4 miles NE)
- Historic Grand Avenue1301 Grand Ave (0.5 miles N)
- Phoenix Trolley Museum1117 Grand Ave (0.5 miles N)
- Arizona State Capitol Museum1700 W Washington St (0.6 miles W)
Nearby Dining
- Chilte765 Grand Ave (0.3 miles NE)
- Pueblo1025 Grand Ave (0.4 miles N)
- Malegría Cafe1031 Grand Ave (0.5 miles N)
- Historic Grand Avenue1301 Grand Ave (0.5 miles N)
Nearby Education
- Phoenix Forge535 W Van Buren St (0.4 miles NE)
- Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza1700 W Washington St (0.4 miles W)
- Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery1012 Grand Ave (0.4 miles N)
- Arizona State Capitol Museum1700 W Washington St (0.6 miles W)