William Jr and Caroline Watterson House is a historic home and private residence in Logan, Utah. - AsNotedIn

The Watterson house is an early and unusual double cross wing residence with parallel gable-end wings connected by a hyphen, constructed of multiple-wythe soft-fired red brick exterior on a rubblestone foundation. The house fits into a rectangular "H" shaped footprint with the long-end facing 100 North street. The elaborate Eastlake wood decoration as well as the Victorian Eclectic brickwork combine to create an exuberant example of early Utah Victorian architecture. It is an excellent and representative example of early architecture created in Logan and more generally rural Utah between 1873 and 1915, following the introduction of national styles and architectural forms with increased prosperity and the completion of the railroad that year to Northern Utah