This house was built by Dr. Charles A. Hentz as a two-story simple frame with front porches on both floors. Hentz’s son, Hal, who grew up here and later became a prominent Atlanta architect, designed the Gadsden County Court House and Centenary United Methodist Church. In 1910, the house was radically remodeled and enlarged by Albert Munroe after a fire. The second story porch was taken off, and a side sleeping porch was added. Nellie Munroe lived here until the late 1950s when it was sold to Queen Campbell. Greg Thompson also owned this house at one time.