The Arnett House, currently located on the Lubbock Christian University campus, is a bungalow-style house built in 1915 at 1214 Ave. L in downtown Lubbock for Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Higginbotham.

It was the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Arnett Sr. from 1918 to 1956. Arnett was a rancher, banker and civic leader. The home was donated to LCU in 1956 by Dr. S.C. Arnett Jr. and moved to the LCU campus as the school’s first administration building.

After other uses by LCU, the house was moved to its current location and restored by the LCU Associates in 1979.

Historical marker

Previous Lubbock Landmarks

• The Bidwell/Green House
• The Craig Home
• 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