1292 Lemon Street




This house was originally built on Marion Ave. and moved to Lemon Street and put on pilings to meet the flood regulations. Frederick Bell built this home in 1901.  Frederick came to Punta Gorda in the early years of the town with his mother.   He became a shipbuilder and married  Bertha Padgett.   They lived in this house with their 8 children. 


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