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Spring tour of homes (biannual supplement to Jacksonville Magazine).Entry/Object ID
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Library periodicals of June 4 2023Description
8 volumes : illustrations ; 28 cm
Spring tour of homes (biannual supplement to Jacksonville Magazine). Rap and SPAR. Periodical.
Library has: 2019 flip book, April 27-28 -- 2018 flip book , April 14-15 -- 2017 flip book, April 29 & 30 -- 2015, Spring tour of homes (biannual supplement to Jacksonville Magazine).April 25 & 26 2015 -- 2011, April 16 & 17, 37th annual RAP tour of homes -- 2006, April 29 & 30, 32nd annual RAP tour of homes (Times Union published) -- 2005, April 23 & 24, 31st annual RAP home tour -- 1982, March 27 & 28, 8th annual home tour (not sure who published, RAP?) -- 1631 Edgewood Avenue house built in 1927 for James Alexander -- 1412 Wolfe Street house built in 1925 by E. W. Thomas for O. P. Dinkinson -- 1309 Challen Avenue house built in 1929 by 3 Chappell sisters -- 3406 Pine Street house built in 1946 for B. Holmes Tucker who worked for Fletcher Motors -- 3418 Riverside Avenue house built in 1922 by Henry Taylor -- 3206 Riverside Avenue house built by H. F. McAden for his family in 1927 -- 2799 Riverside Avenue house built in 1911 for Fred G. Barwald, a real estate broker -- 2789 St. Johns Avenue -- 2646 Herschel Street house began as a 1 story in 1913 with second story added in 1928 -- 2111 Ernest Street house was built in 1914 by T. B. Hamby and designed by William Marsh -- 1868 Shadowlawn Street built in 1924 by Marsh & Saxelbye firm for Richard Lake -- 3644 Richmond Street designed by Marsh & Saxelbye firm for R. V. Covington in 1925. Articles on :Memorial Park -- Robert Wheeler who was the Home Tour artist for RAP & drew b/w sketches of each house.
Other titles: Annual spring home and garden tour -- Home tour & antique show
-- Tour of homes & antique show -- Home tour.
Title from cover.
Biannual supplement (spring, fall) to Jacksonville Magazine.
Spring 2005 RAP tour: 1372 Avondale Avenue, spec house for P. G. Clarkson -- 3718 St. Johns Avenue -- 2359 College Street known as Marybuilt Apartments designed by Henrietta Dozier -- 2118 St. Johns Avenue -- 2043 College Street designed by Marsh and Saxelbye -- 3688 Pine Street built by Walter G. Parks for A. C. Ackerman -- 1759 Greenwood Street -- 3688 Riverside Avenue -- 3574 Riverside Avenue -- 2609 Park Street, St. Paul's Church. Article includes:Portraits of the past by Wayne W. Wood (Woman's Club building location of garden party in 1938, Hemming Park & surrounding buildings in 1913, & flag-draped women in Riverside Park 1898 for patriot rally).
Spring 2006 RAP tour: 1025 Park Street, Five Points Theater, 1st for talkies -- 2101 College Street -- 2650 Park Street, Riverside Baptist Church sanctuary built by Addison Mizner in 1924 -- 2605 Herschel Street built in 1911, former owner manager of May-Cohens Co. dept. store -- 2784 Park Street built in 1924 for the Nasrallah family -- 1828 Powell Place built for J. T. Butler in 1924 -- 3116 St. Johns Avenue designed by Marion Sims Wyeth in 1924 for Helen Parrot, widow of president of FL East Coast Railway -- 3222 St. Johns Avenue built in 1914, moved by oxen 1 block, & lived in by generations of the Frederick McConnel family -- 3708 St. Johns Avenue --1918 Morningside Street. Articles: Five Points: Eclectic & vibrant. Close proximity ... on Murray Hill history. Architectural styles explained.
Spring 2011 RAP tour: Beerbower house -- 2063 Oak Street designed by Klutho for R. H. McGinnis and James Love -- 1028 Osceola Street -- 2736 Herschel Street built by J. H. Hill for Howard Vaugh, foreman for postal carriers -- 2801 Herschel Street, West Riverside Elementary, remodeled by Klutho -- 2842 St. Johns Avenue built for Lorenzo Baldwin -- 2970 St. Johns Avenue, Unit 1F -- 2959 Riverside Avenue completed by Edward M. Cheney in 1870 and later bought by Wellington Cummer -- 2961 Herschel Street -- 2962 Herschel Street built by E. G. Rogers -- 3222 St. Johns Avenue house moved 1 block by Frederick McConnel in 1914 -- 3338 Riverside Avenue designed by Roy Benjamin for owner L. M. Lippman -- 3536 Pine Street built for the General Postmaster of Murray Hill.
Spring 2015 RAP tour: 2136 St. Johns Avenue -- 2231 St. Johns Avenue -- 1649 Osceola Street designed for St. Claire Adams who was Klutho's 1st private client -- 2357 Riverside Avenue -- 2623 Herschel Street known as The Buckland House after George Buckland family -- 2634 Herschel Street -- 3027 St. Johns Avenue -- 1332 Belvedere Avenue -- 3305 St. Johns Avenue built for wife of T. V. Porter -- 3535 Riverside Avenue -- 3554 Richmond Street owned formerly by Edna Williams -- 3664 Hedrick Street known as Kennedy Home after furniture dealer George William Kennedy.
Spring 2017 RAP tour section: 3110 St. Johns Avenue -- 3900 Richmond Street -- Garden Club of Jacksonville building, 1005 Riverside Avenue -- 3331 Oak Street built by N. G. Hammond -- 3684 Oak Street -- 1850 Powell Place for C. H. Lloyd, Cummer Lumber Company General Manager -- 2506 Post Street -- Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd at 1100 Stockton Street -- 2773 Oak Street designed by Mellen Clark Greeley -- 1610 Osceola Street -- 3536 Pine Street -- 2254 Myra Street built by Snelson -- Willowbranch Branch Library -- 2301 Oak Street -- Fishweir Elementary at 3977 Herschel Street.
Spring 2017 39th historic Springfield (SPAR) tour section: 252 East 3rd street, former home of St. Elmo W. Acosta -- 320 East 7th Street, former home of Isadore & Josephine Woods -- 450 East 6th Street, former home of Frank Taylor a bookkeeper with Evergreen Cemetery -- 1437 North Laura Street -- 1343 Silver Street for Earl Calkins -- 149 West 3rd Street, former home of William A. McMillan of McMillan Brothers Copper Works.
Spring 2018 RAP tour section: 3105 St. Johns Avenue built for Frank Dearing, 3209 Oak Street -- 3919 St. Johns Avenue built on lot associated with descendant of Stockton family -- 3921 St. Johns Avenue -- 1290 Talbot Avenue -- 1481 Avondale Avenue built for H. F. McAden -- 1333 Hollywood Avenue -- 1339 Hollywood Avenue -- 1164 Day Avenue -- 1817 Bayard Place built for G. W. Gibbs of Gibbs Gas Engine Company -- 2605 Herschel Street built for David Leon of the May-Cohens Department Store -- 2540 Oak Street known as the Delgado Building later Judson's Restaurant -- 2301 Oak Street -- 2165 Oak Street built for C. R. Allen of Our Home Life Insurance Company.
Spring 2018 40th historic Springfield (SPAR) tour section: 1448 North Liberty Street -- 1412 Hubbard Street built by Severinus C. Fiske -- 421 East 6th Street -- 303 West 4th Street formerly parsonage for Bethel Baptist Church -- 1333 Silver Street built by H. F. McAden -- 1729 North Laura Street -- 1353 North Pearl Street once owned by Jacob Safer who formed a Jewish congregation who met there -- 1425 North Laura Street.
Spring 2019 RAP tour section: 1876 Montgomery Place built in 1926 owned by T. & A. Williams -- 3862 Arden Street built in 1929 owned by Jim Delgado -- 1022 Barrs Street built in 1904 -- Whiteway Corner owned by George Martin -- 1252 Challen Avenue built in 1922 owned by Marino's -- 1843 Challen Avenue built in 1927 by W. T. Hadlow wit Forbes Streeth plans drawn by O. E. Schoepell -- 1717 Edgewood Avenue built in 1924 for Mrs. F. P. Hoover owned by Bobck's -- John Gorrie dog park -- 2332 Forbes Street built in 1913 as a Sears catalogue home -- 2605 Herschel Street built in 1911 for David Leon, manager at the May-Cohens department store -- 2546 Herschel Street owned by Michael Ondina, general manager at Evergreen Cemetery, & his wife, Janine -- 1423 Rensselaer Avenue owned by Elizabeth McGovern, smallest house in RAP district -- 1390 Belvedere Avenue built in 1922 designed by Marsh & Saxelby for A. Martin.
Spring 2019 41th historic Springfield (SPAR) tour section: 419 E. 3rd street built in 1914 owned by Duffie's -- 324 E. 3rd street built in 1902 -- 1554 N. Market Street was built in 1914 -- 1334 Hubbard Street built circa 1895 -- 1210 N. Market Street -- 230 E. 3rd Street -- 2036 Redwing Street built in 1928 by the Copelin family -- 1427 N. Market Street owned by the Rumbach familyCollection
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Architecture -- Florida -- Jacksonville., Historic buildings -- Florida -- Jacksonville., Avondale (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Springfield (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Riverside (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Klutho, Henry John, 1873-1964., Cummer, Wellington., Murray Hill (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Dozier, Henrietta C., Mizner, Addison -- 1872-1933., Marsh and Saxelbye, Architects (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Memorial Park (Jacksonville, Fla.).Publication Details
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Jacksonville Magazine.
Riverside Avondale Preservation, Inc., Riverside Avondale Preservation, Inc.
Springfield Preservation and Revitalization Council (SPAR).Publisher
Jacksonville Magazine
Riverside Avondale Preservation, Inc.Place Published
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Jacksonville, Fla.Date Published
2011 - 2018Call No.
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Creation Date: 2011-2018