William D. Parry House

National and State Register

Gunnison County

Constructed in 1891, this house was built by William D. Parry, who along with William Wood, was responsible for founding the town of Marble.

A black and white photo from the front of the building with dark gabled roof and white entrance with covered porch and steps leading to the entrance. — William D. Parry House

Considered an example of Marble’s settlement-era architecture, the William D. Parry House is a vernacular wood frame building with some ornamentation. The house remained in Parry’s family until 1950. After that, Mary and Paul Ganley purchased the home. Listed under Historic Resources of Marble, Colorado and Vicinity Multiple Property Submission.

National Register

Aug 3, 1989

Address

115 Main St., Marble

Site Number

5GN.2043