The Edward Fenns Whitman House is a historic residence in Boaz listed on the National Register of Historic Places, representing a well-preserved example of the domestic architecture of the late nineteenth-century Alabama uplands. The house reflects the prosperity of the region's agricultural and commercial class before and after the Civil War.
The building is privately owned and not open for general tours, but it is one of the more architecturally significant structures in the town and visible from the street. It represents the pre-outlet-shopping history of a town that existed long before it became a retail destination.