Chumasero-Smith House

Did you Know?

Alfred Chumasero was the first Filipino-American to reside in the state of Washington, moving to Vancouver in 1890.

Built

Circa ~ 1903

Address

310 W. 11th St., Vancouver
Directions to the Chumasero-Smith House.

Open to public?

No.

Chumasero-Smith House

Alberta and Mary Estelle Chumasero-Smith House, despite having been moved from its original downtown site, retains an extremely high level of its original integrity. Constructed in 1903, the house features many details associated with the Arts and Crafts Movement, and is a great example of the American Four-Square form.

The Chumaseros were prominent in early Vancouver history. They operated drug and hardware stores, an electric station, and also engaged in real estate undertakings.

Listed on the Clark County Heritage Register in 1997.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998.

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