Amos Gould House is documented in the National Register of Historic Places under reference number 80001896. The Owosso inventory gives its location as 115 W. King St. and its listing date as November 4, 1980.[1][2]
National Register record
The National Park Service catalogs the property as “Gould, Amos, House.”[1]
The profile identifies commerce, politics/government as areas of significance.[1]
Its architectural-style field reads “no style listed.”[1]
The recorded period or periods of significance are 1850-1874. The significant-years field lists 1860; 1873. These are designation data, not a complete construction or ownership chronology.[1]
The entry belongs to the National Register’s Owosso MRA multiple-property group.[1]
View the National Park Service profile and its linked documentation ↗.
Distinguishing the two Gould houses
The tour books describe an earlier Gould house moved to 115 W. King Street and a later mansion on Washington Street. Tour appearances at 515 N. Washington are documented in the separate Amos Gould Mansion article, rather than being assigned to this address.[3][4]
Correction, October 28, 2026: The previous photograph showed the Washington Street mansion. It has been moved to that building’s article. This page retains the address and designation data as recorded in the NPS profile.[1]
References
- 1. National Register profile: Gould, Amos, House ↗. National Park Service. Accessed October 28, 2026.
- 2. National Register of Historic Places listings in Shiawassee County, Michigan ↗. Wikipedia contributors. Accessed October 28, 2026.
- 3. 1995 Owosso Historic Home Tour (PDF; archived by Gould Historic) ↗. Owosso Historical Commission. Accessed October 28, 2026.
- 4. Amos Gould House: distinction between the original house and later mansion ↗. Wikipedia contributors. Accessed October 28, 2026.