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For more than 45 years, Stanley T. Shaw, the late Tacoma architect, lived in this two-story, 2,200-square-foot home anchored at the corner of North Lawrence Street and North 25th Street. Along with his wife, Clara, Stanley raised four children in the home, which wasn't originally built by Shaw but served as a sort of laboratory for some of his architectural ideas. (PHOTO COURTESY SUSAN JOHNSON / ARTIFACTS CONSULTING)

<img width="570" height="300" src="https://www.tacomadailyindex.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/071814_SHAW_HOUSE_X_WEB-570x300.jpg" class="attachment-archive size-archive wp-post-image" alt="For more than 45 years, Stanley T. Shaw, the late Tacoma architect, lived in this two-story, 2,200-square-foot home anchored at the corner of North Lawrence Street and North 25th Street. Along with his wife, Clara, Stanley raised four children in the home, which wasn't originally built by Shaw but served as a sort of laboratory for some of his architectural ideas. (PHOTO COURTESY SUSAN JOHNSON / ARTIFACTS CONSULTING)" />

Shaw House: A new chapter for former owners...

by Todd Matthews • March 8, 2016 3:00 pm

A conversation with Sharon Winters and Kendall Reid, who placed their heritage Tacoma home on the local historic register in…

For more than 45 years, Stanley T. Shaw, the late Tacoma architect, lived in this two-story, 2,200-square-foot home anchored at the corner of North Lawrence Street and North 25th Street. Along with his wife, Clara, Stanley raised four children in the home, which wasn't originally built by Shaw but served as a sort of laboratory for some of his architectural ideas. (PHOTO COURTESY SUSAN JOHNSON / ARTIFACTS CONSULTING)

<img width="570" height="300" src="https://www.tacomadailyindex.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/071814_SHAW_HOUSE_X_WEB-570x300.jpg" class="attachment-archive size-archive wp-post-image" alt="For more than 45 years, Stanley T. Shaw, the late Tacoma architect, lived in this two-story, 2,200-square-foot home anchored at the corner of North Lawrence Street and North 25th Street. Along with his wife, Clara, Stanley raised four children in the home, which wasn't originally built by Shaw but served as a sort of laboratory for some of his architectural ideas. (PHOTO COURTESY SUSAN JOHNSON / ARTIFACTS CONSULTING)" />

Shaw House: Late architect's home now Tacoma landmark

by Todd Matthews • October 29, 2014 3:00 pm

Tacoma City Council approved a resolution Tuesday placing Tacoma’s so-called Shaw House on the City of Tacoma’s Register of Historic…