unpaged : ill. ; 28 cm
James E. Merrill house stabilization, phase by Jacksonville Historical Society.
Historical resources grant-in-aid program.
Spiral bound . Cover title.
Application to Florida Department of State, Division of Historical Resources.
"Built in 1879, the Merrill House is one of the few formal Queen Anne structures to survive the Great Jacksonville Fire of 1901. It is historically significant as the home of James E. Merrill, whose company, Merrill-Stevens Engineering Company, grew to be one of the largest ship building companies in the South."
This project sought to stabilize the house which had serious roof and structural problems.
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Merrill, James Eugene, 1855-1939., Merrill House Museum (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Historic house museums -- Conservation and restoration -- Florida -- Jacksonville., Jacksonville (Fla) -- Buildings, structures, etc., Jacksonville (Fla.) -- Dwellings.