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68. Masonic Hall. 5158 Pike Street
68. Masonic Hall. 5158 Pike Street. 1855. Greek Revival. T...
67. Brown-Stewart House. 6867 Oak Street
Brown-Stewart House 6867 Oak Street. Circa 1907. Frame Vernac...
66. Smith-Faulkner House. 6866 Oak Street
mith-Faulkner House. 6866 Oak Street. Circa 1911. Frame ...
64. Allen-Willey House - 6849 Oak Street
Allen-Willey House. 6849 Oak Street. Circa 1915. Craftsman...
63. St. Mary's Rectory
63. St. Mary's Rectory. 6841 Oak Street. Circa 1855. Greek...
62. St. Mary's Episcopal Church
St. Mary's Episcopal Church. 6842 Oak Street. 1875. Gothic&nb...
60. Chaffin House
60. Chaffin House. 6825 Oak Street. Circa 1855. Frame Vern...
59. William Bonifay House
59. William Bonifay House. 6812 Oak Street. Circa 1907. Fr...
57. Uriah Chavers Rental
Uriah Chavers Rental. 5205 Mary Street. Circa 1924. Frame Ver...
56. Hobbs Rental II
obbs Rental II. 5211 Mary Street. Circa 1922. Bungalow. This&...
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68. Masonic Hall. 5158 Pike Street
68. Masonic Hall. 5158 Pike Street. 1855. Greek Revival. The Free & Accepted Masons of Florida, Santa Rosa Lodge was established in 1846. Local history indicates that the building was
constructed in 185 5. It has been
continuously used since ...
67. Brown-Stewart House. 6867 Oak Street
Brown-Stewart House 6867 Oak Street. Circa 1907. Frame Vernacular. This house also features a single story wrap around porch.
66. Smith-Faulkner House. 6866 Oak Street
mith-Faulkner House. 6866 Oak Street. Circa 1911. Frame Vernacular. The house was built prior to 1915 by Dr. Addin H. Smith. The single-story wrap around porch is an architectural feature that is very common throughout Milton and the State of Florida.
64. Allen-Willey House - 6849 Oak Street
Allen-Willey House. 6849 Oak Street. Circa 1915. Craftsman. The
property was purchased by Mrs. Carrie Allen in 1915 and the house was built prior to 1917.
63. St. Mary's Rectory
63. St. Mary's Rectory. 6841 Oak Street. Circa 1855. Greek Revival.
This building was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on May 6, 1982. Built by Dr. Charles E. McDougall
as his residence and medical office.
62. St. Mary's Episcopal Church
St. Mary's Episcopal Church. 6842 Oak Street. 1875. Gothic Revival. St. Mary's was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on May 6, 1982. The church is an excellent example of Gothic Revival style with its original Latin cross footprint, ...
60. Chaffin House
60. Chaffin House. 6825 Oak Street. Circa 1855. Frame Vernacular. The house was built by Sheriff Isiah
Cobb. Then purchased in 1856 by a local businessman and mill owner, James Chaffin. The one story addition was added after the original
construction. The house ...
59. William Bonifay House
59. William Bonifay House. 6812 Oak Street. Circa 1907. Frame Vernacular. The house possesses several classical details such as its transom and sidelights. The house was purchased by William Bonifay in 1914.
57. Uriah Chavers Rental
Uriah Chavers Rental. 5205 Mary Street. Circa 1924. Frame Vernacular. This house was built as a rental home by Uriah Chavers of the Milton Mercantile Company.
56. Hobbs Rental II
obbs Rental II. 5211 Mary Street. Circa 1922. Bungalow. This house was also built by Hobbs as a rental home. It is virtually identical to 5215 Mary Street.
