As part of its series of illustrated articles about new additions to Durham’s “Homes Beautiful,” the Durham Morning Herald of August 8, 1906, featured a house designed by Rose and Rose, “the most attractive bungalow that has been completed for months.” Mrs. Nannie Tatum was the proprietor, but architects Rose and Rose were residing there. It was identified as an addition to Durham “Homes Beautiful,” with “very convenient” interior arrangements; “it is an ideal bungalow throughout.” The Durham City Directory of 1917 showed the Rose brothers residing here.