The Craig Home, at 2321 18th St., is a Tudor Revival-style brick home built in 1929 for William M. and Elizabeth Cox Craig.

Details of the home include a steep gabled roof, arched doorways, chimney details and other distinctive features.

The home was built by Lubbock contractors H.L. Gowin and M.G. Bowles for $7, 905. One of Texas Tech’s earliest and longest-tenured professors, Craig taught at Tech from 1926 to 1958.

The home was purchased in 1989 by Evelyn Branch and Roxanna Cummings.

Historical marker

Previous Lubbock Landmarks

• The Miller-Loter Home
• The Fort Worth and Denver South Plains Railway Depot
• The Bacon/Nislar/Napier Home
• The Mast/White Home
• The Bledsoe House
• The Bacon Home
• The Watson Home
• Rosenthal-Hackel-Brown Home
• J. C. and Jewel Rigney Home
• The Howard/Green/Hayes home
• The Gray/Jones/Hull/Henry home
• The Kress Building
• The Lubbock Women's Club
• The English Home
• The A. S. Meineke Home
• The Wiley-Smith-Quilliam Home
• Carlock Building
• "Rivendell"
• Underwood Home - 3107 19th St.
• Chatman Hospital
• The Ratliff Home - 2915 19th St.
• Mount Gilead Baptist Church
• First United Methodist Church
• Cactus Theatre
• Lubbock High School
• St. Paul on the Plains Episcopal Church