George and Esther Grossberg built this Craftsman style bungalow in the early 1920s. Its multi-colored brick and stucco blend into the surrounding landscape, and set between two Victorian-era homes, it represents the careful infill of the neighborhood that took place after World War I. George Grossberg came to Helena as a bachelor in 1910 to join a thriving Jewish community, married Esther Lesinson of Chicago in 1917, and with her established the Globe Clothing Company in 1918. The Globe Clothing Store became one of downtown Helena’s most successful businesses and remained at the corner of Lawrence and Last Chance Gulch until 1986. The Grossbergs raised two children and spent most of their married life here until George’s death in 1958. The home’s offset porch with a graceful arch, Chicago-style picture window, and natural brick harmonize with the shaded streetscape and capture the ambience of the 1920s and the flair of the bungalow style.