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Moratz House

East Pine Street Historic District

By Montana National Register Sign Program
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Moratz House View of facade, facing northwest. Source: Montana Historical Society Creator: Arizona Duff Date: June 2026

The Moratz House is an outstanding example of the Queen Anne influence that seems to dominate in the East Pine Street Historic District. Constructed in 1891, the residence displays features and detailing that typify the Queen Anne style as it was adapted to small-town America. The conical-roofed turret, polygonal bay, intersecting gables off a centered hip roof, eave dentilation, and shingle detailing featured here are elements of this highly textural style.

Images

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Moratz House View of facade, facing northwest. Source: Montana Historical Society Creator: Arizona Duff Date: June 2026
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Moratz House Moratz House. Front view of the house, facing north to northeast on East Broadway. Source: Montana State Historic Preservation Office Creator: William A. Babcock, Jr. Date: Aug. 1988
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Moratz House Front/side view of house, facing northeast. Source: Montana Historical Society Creator: Arizona Duff Date: June 2026
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Moratz House Front/side view of the house, facing northeast to east from the neighbor's lawn to the west of the property on East Broadway. Source: Montana State Historic Preservation Office Creator: William A. Babcock, Jr. Date: Aug. 1988

Location

512 East Broadway Street, Missoula, Montana | Private

Metadata

Related Resources

  1. Read about the East Pine Street Historic District
  2. See photos of the East Pine Street Historic District

Citation Info

Montana National Register Sign Program, “Moratz House: East Pine Street Historic District,” Historic Montana, accessed November 2, 2026, https://historicmt.org/items/show/923.

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