The house was likely constructed c. 1900 as a Victorian Eclectic style residence and was later altered with an Arts and Crafts style roof and front porch. Early notable owners of the property include Orson D. Romney, manager of the George Romney Lumber Company, and Perry E. Burnham, a prominent Utah manufacturer and civic worker. The home retains excellent architectural integrity and features a unique blend of Victorian and Arts and Crafts styles.

515 East Third Avenue in the Avenues Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah.