| Architect: | William Norman Floyd | |
| Year Built: | 1958 | |
| Original Owner: | Charles E. Lawrence | |
| Notable Past Residents: | Charles "Tiny" Lawrence, the "7th founder" of the architectural
firm of Caudill, Rowlett and Scott. Lawrence designed buildings worldwide
such as the College of Petroleum & Minerals in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia and
Jones Hall in Houston. Other known CRS founders to have lived in the
Bend were Bill Caudill and Wally Scott.
Biographical Information from the CRS archives Photograph of Lawrence and the CRS founders (4th from left) |
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| Publications: | N/A | |
| Comments: | Lawrence moved out in the 1960s after designing and building a home for his family. See the Houston Architectural Guide, page 268 | |
| Architectural Comments: | The home apparently used to have a free-standing gabled entrance that stood perpendicular to the home's front entrance above the front walk. This free-standing entrance was built by Lawrence but later taken down by a set of owners in the 1990s. |
