Constructed c. 1898, this two-story brick house has elements of the Foursquare type of architecture and features a hip roof with dormers, four chimneys, arched front door opening, and segmental arched windows. Although the original owner and builder are unknown, by 1900 the home was owned by Sereno B. Tuttle. Mr. Tuttle, a native of Ohio, came to Utah at the turn of the century and established a large real estate company, Tuttle Brothers. In 1909 he sold the house to Julius Rosenberg, a leader in Salt Lake City’s Jewish community and a prominent real estate investor in Utah and Idaho. In 1932 Mr. Rosenberg moved to another house in the Avenues and converted this into a rental.

32 North H Street in the Avenues Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah.