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Heins-Brown House
A Craftsman house in Knoxville's Fourth and Gill neighborhood, originally built in 1920 for jeweler William J. Heins, has a notable history spanning multiple owners including ROTC director Col. John S. Moore and railroad engineer William B. Brown. The property's unusually large 0.4-acre lot resulted from absorbing remnant lots of three demolished houses when the interstate was constructed through the area.
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Summary
A Craftsman house in Knoxville's Fourth and Gill neighborhood, originally built in 1920 for jeweler William J. Heins, has a notable history spanning multiple owners including ROTC director Col. John S. Moore and railroad engineer William B. Brown. The property's unusually large 0.4-acre lot resulted from absorbing remnant lots of three demolished houses when the interstate was constructed through the area.
Tags
craftsman-architecture · knoxville-history · fourth-and-gill · historic-homes · local-heritage · residential-history
Key entities
William J. Heins (person, 0.95) · Anna E. Brown (person, 0.9) · Col. John S. Moore (person, 0.95) · Annie Love (person, 0.9) · William B. Brown (person, 0.95) · Ethel Green (person, 0.9) · Jessalyn Friske (person, 0.95) · Fourth and Gill (location, 0.95) · Knoxville (location, 0.95) · Gay Street (location, 0.85) · Knoxville High School (location, 0.9) · Southern Railroad (organization, 0.85) · Fourth and Gill Home Tour (event, 0.95) · Craftsman architecture (concept, 0.9)
Classification
snippet · language en · status final
Provenance
claude-haiku-4-5 via @stacklist/be@0.1.0, confidence 0.85, 7 Jun 2026