The Hulse-Daughters House, built in 1892 at 617 Colorado, is a rare example of a Shingle style home in Kansas. Architect H.H. Richardson, whose Richardson Romanesque architectural style appears in many of the major buildings on the KSU campus, was one of the leading designers working in the Shingle style. The house was designed by Cornell-trained architect H.M. Hadley, the first professionally trained architect in Kansas. Most Shingle style homes were built in the villages of coastal New England, and fewer than a dozen examples were ever built in Kansas.