Charles' son Arthur built this imposing mansion in the Jacobethan style. The Jacobethan style is derived from English Renaissance manor houses (1550-1620). The style is typified by steep roof gables, fine brickwork (also note the use of glazed terra-cotta), and towering chimneys. This is one of the best examples of Jacobethan architecture in New Mexico. (For this style, also see the Las Vegas Elks Club, Ninth and Douglas Streets.) Across Baca Street stands the: