This small house was built in the early 1900s by Abel Lucero. You can see a photo of Abel, Ursula, and their children in the dining room. The house has 6 rooms which includes a kitchen, restroom, and dining room. The other three rooms in the house are bedrooms.

Take a look in the house's library area. The ceiling and floor are noticeably different. That is because there used to be a staircase to the attic and that is where the Lucero's nine children would sleep.

Did you know?

Victorian architecture was wildly popular in America in the late 1800s and early 1900s and can be seen in the construction of businesses, churches, and private homes all across the United States from that time period.