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740 Evergreen Terrace or the Brown House is a house in Evergreen Terrace that is one door right from the Simpson family's house 742 Evergreen Terrace.

It was inhabited by Mr. and Mrs. Winfield and later Ruth and Laura Powers.[2] Sideshow Bob, disguised as Walt Warren, moved into the house until he was arrested again. The real Walt Warren then moved out of 740 Evergreen Terrace and the house was then occupied by a cousin of Ned Flanders, Ted Flanders and his two daughters Bonnie and Connie, leaving Homer Simpson at number 742 living next door to Flanders members on both sides.[3] At some point after, it had been put on sale "forever" because Homer urinated outside next door. Terrence, Emily and their children, T-Rex and Corduroy moved in and remodeled it, only to move out again when they found out it wasn't cool to live in Springfield any more.[4] The Powers later moved in again, as in a neighborhood meeting at the Simpson house, Ruth told Marge Simpson she hasn't "stopped by to say hello in 25 years, and I live next door".[1]

Brown House Tapped Out

Tapped Out

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Before "New Kid on the Block" was produced, the Winfields' home is implicitly or explicitly shown to be in a different location to the home on the immediate right of the Simpsons' house. In "Homer's Odyssey" Homer carries a rock walking past the Flanders' house and in "Simpson and Delilah" he runs in the same direction celebrating he has hair; on both occasions he passes the Winfields' house. "Bart's Dog Gets an F" is less clear on its geography, though it is described as being on the same block. It is implied to be left of the Simpsons and Flanders' houses based on the way Homer is returning home with Santa's Little Helper (who escaped into the Winfields' pool).

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  • In The Simpsons: Tapped Out video game it mentions something about him relaxing there. This could mean that Apu and his family live in the brown house.
  • According to The Simpsons: Tapped Out video game the brown house has a dark green roof making it the color of a tree.

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Locations in Springfield
Shops and Restaurants
The Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop • The Frying Dutchman • The Gilded Truffle • Herman's Military Antiques • Jake's Unisex Barbershop • Lard Lad Donuts • Luigi's • King Toot's Music Store • Krusty Burger • Kwik-E-Mart • Moe's Tavern • Phineas Q. Butterfat's 5600 Flavors Ice Cream Parlor • Grocery Store • Springfield Mall (The Leftorium)
Residential
82 Evergreen Terrace • 740 Evergreen Terrace • 742 Evergreen Terrace • 744 Evergreen Terrace • Apu's apartment • Barney's apartment • Burns Manor • Chalmers house • Skinner's House • Spinster City Apartments • Springfield Retirement Castle • Van Houten House • Wiggum house
Public
Aztec Theater • Barney's Bowlarama • Channel 6 • Department of Motor Vehicles • Duff Brewery • First Bank of Springfield • First Church of Springfield • Krustylu Studios • Legitimate Businessman's Social Club • Noise Land Video Arcade • Old Springfield Library • Sleep-Eazy Motel • Springfield Cemetery • Springfield City Zoo • Springfield Convention Center • Springfield Downs • Springfield Drive-In • Springfield Elementary School • Springfield General Hospital • Springfield Glen Country Club • Springfield International Airport • Springfield Natural History Museum • Springfield Nuclear Power Plant • Springfield Public Library • Springfield Squidport • Springfield Tire Yard • Springfield Town Hall • Springfield Town Square • Springfield War Memorial Stadium • Ye Olde Off-Ramp Inn
Crime and Punishment
Springfield County Court House • Springfield Penitentiary • Springfield State Prison • Springfield Police Station
Natural landmarks
Alkali Flats • Lake Springfield • Mt. Springfield • Springfield Gorge
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