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92. S.J. Stewart
92. S.J. Stewart and Brothers Building. 5236 Willing Stree...
91. D.T. Williams Building
91. D.T. Williams Building. 5240 Willing Street. 1910. Mas...
90. D.T. Williams and Co. Office Building.
90. D.T. Williams and Co. Office Building. 5242 Willing St...
89. Bates-Krentzman Building
89. Bates-K.rentzman Building. 5227 Willing Street. 1919. ...
87. Newman House
87. Newman House. 5243 Willing Street. 1910. Frame Vernacu...
86. H.L. Williams
86. H.L. Williams House. 5108 Walton Street. Circa 1925. F...
84. Sanders-Byrd House
Vernacular. This house was constructed by George Sanders. ...
83. Neumann Smith House
83. Neumann-Smith House. Frame Vernacular. The house posse...
82. Faircloth House
82. Faircloth House. 5183 Santa Rosa Street. Circa 1919. B...
80. Faircloth Parker Huse
80. Faircloth Parker House. 5197 Santa Rosa Street. 1927. ...
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92. S.J. Stewart
92. S.J. Stewart and Brothers Building. 5236 Willing Street. 1892. Masonry Vernacular. A 1917 Sanborn Insurance Map indicates that the building served as a General Store.
91. D.T. Williams Building
91. D.T. Williams Building. 5240 Willing Street. 1910. Masonry Vernacular. Formerly occupied by D.T. Williams Dry Goods, Hardware and Grocery.
90. D.T. Williams and Co. Office Building.
90. D.T. Williams and Co. Office Building. 5242 Willing Street. Circa 1912. Masonry Vernacular. This architectural style is typical of commercial. buildings constructed in Milton during the first two decades of the twentieth
89. Bates-Krentzman Building
89. Bates-K.rentzman Building. 5227 Willing Street. 1919. Masonry Vernacular. The Bates-Krentzman Dry Goods Company originally occupied this building in 1919.
87. Newman House
87. Newman House. 5243 Willing Street. 1910. Frame Vernacular. Mrs. Martha Newman owned the property. According to local history, the building was briefly used as a Temple for the Jewish Community led by Rabbi I.M. Josephson. The house was later ...
86. H.L. Williams
86. H.L. Williams House. 5108 Walton Street. Circa 1925. Frame Vernacular. This modest frame vernacular dwelling exhibits elements of bungaloid design and Craftsman style, tapered porch posts, exposed
rafter ends and decorative triangular braces. The house was moved to this location by H.L. Williams ...
84. Sanders-Byrd House
Vernacular. This house was constructed by George Sanders. The style is influenced by Creole Cottage style with its high pitched gable roof punctuated by dormers. This continuous roof design creates an umbrella effect over its porches, providing shade and increasing usable square feet ...
83. Neumann Smith House
83. Neumann-Smith House. Frame Vernacular. The house possesses strong elements of Gulf Coast Cottage and Creole style, both styles borrow from the French Colonial form. The continuous porch, center ridge chimney, high gabled roof with dormers, and separate entrance doors to interior rooms are essential ...
82. Faircloth House
82. Faircloth House. 5183 Santa Rosa Street. Circa 1919. Bungalow. This house is an excellent example of a Craftsman Bungalow.
80. Faircloth Parker Huse
80. Faircloth Parker House. 5197 Santa Rosa Street. 1927. Mediterranean Revival. The house was built by David Faircloth for his daughter and son-in-law, Tom and Bessie Faircloth Parker.
