Exquisite leaded and beveled glass, magnificent classical columns, a denticulated porch frieze, and arched windows with stenciled heads embellish both this 1906 Queen Anne style home and its next door neighbor. The gentle roof pitch is characteristic of the style as it evolved from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. Although the two homes share handsome exterior detailing and interior finishing, each has its own distinctive features. A canted entry and intricate wrought-iron roof cresting set this home apart from its almost-identical neighbor. Catherine Wilson was the original tenant in 1906, renting the property from Frank and Lois Hepperdeizel. She and her husband, Luther, came to Helena in 1885, where he was in the shoe business. Widowed in 1895, Catherine was later employed in stocks and bonds, which was an unusual field for a woman at that time. A new front porch and the original oak front door welcome guests into this beautifully refurbished home.