607 Palm Avenue

 



Built by Hugh MacGibbon, a postmaster in Punta Gorda's early days,  in 1920 as a two-story Colonial Revival with a rectangular plan built up off the ground and situated on piers.  Contributing to the Punta Gorda Historical Residential District the details of the MacGibbon house include a simple classical frontispiece and boxed eaves.  At the time it was the only house on that block of Palm Ave. The street was called West Palm Ave. 


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311 Goldstein Street

   Built 1920.  As of October, 2025 Historic Preservation Board approved demolition due to hurricane damage .  

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