One of two houses built side by side to accommodate the railroad employees who worked for the railroad, which is now called the Seminole Gulf Railroad. It was built in 1926 as a private residence in Mission/Spanish Colonial revival style. Wood with shingles built on a continuous concrete foundation. The roof is flat with a built-up front parapet. The home is one story with an exterior fireplace.
311 Goldstein Street
Built 1920. As of October, 2025 Historic Preservation Board approved demolition due to hurricane damage .
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First house in Trabue. The painting of this house now hangs in the home of Terry Runkle. Mrs. McAdow moved from Punta Gorda and gave th... -
Being demolished after Hurricane Milton 2024. Constructed in 1951 as a one-story, Masonry Vernacular, single-family house, the structure a... -
This prairie style home which originally had open porches was built for Edward and Nora Yeager in 1920. Their son E. Burnett Yeager was C...
