Named after former purchasing agent Charles J. Cogan, Cogan House was built in 1913 on the bluffs overlooking Newport Bay. Between 1924 and 1925 it was moved to its current location. The two-story bedroom bungalow exhibits many early Craftsman features, a front-facing gable roof, lap siding, double hung sash wood-frame windows, overhanging eaves, exposed rafter tails and purlins, and a small enclosed front porch. Besides Charles Cogan, it housed employees into the 1990s.