Built around 1878, the Wallace‐Hall House is a good local, and the only intact, example of a 1‐½ story Queen Anne style dwelling in Mansfield. The house was built for Dr. James Hastings Wallace, a local physician, and his wife Mary Ann Yeates Wallace by an unknown carpenter. 

The wood dwelling with Queen Anne detailing faces east onto South Main Street and is about two blocks south of the historic commercial district of Mansfield. The house incorporates an asymmetrical façade with two, 1‐½ story cutaway bays, decorative brackets with pendants and a wrap‐around porch supported by Tuscan columns. At the rear is a one‐ story gabled roof section containing the kitchen, and an enclosed shed roof porch. 

The Wallace-Hall House is an officially recognized historic resource of the City of Mansfield and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.