Thomas Fulbright Residence

Thomas Fulbright Residence. Historic Site. The Fulbrights moved into the home on February 14, 1934 continuing to complete the house as cash became available. The adobe patio wall was completed in 1934, the outside and inside walls were plastered in 1937 and the tile roof was installed in 1947. , Tom Fulbright wrote a book, Cow Country Counselor, about his experiences here as a lawyer. He was involved in the notable cases of Winnie Ruth Judd and Eva Dugan. He was a partner to Ernest McFarland who later became Arizona Governor, Senator, State Supreme Court Justice and Father of the G.I. Bill. , The Spanish Mission Revival Style plans were obtained from the Architect Small House Bureau of the American Institute of Architecture. , Listed, National Register of Historic Places , Year Built: 1931 , 75 South Matilda