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Preservation

Historic Preservation

The Jackson House

by Debbie Rowland
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Captain Jackson on Porch

Who was Captain Jackson? This was the most frequently asked question by those who visited the Jackson house during this year's annual home tour; however, the question should probably be where did he come from?

 

Levi and Nancy Dixon Coller, the grandparents of Captain Jackson, were the first Anglo-American family to settle in the Tampa Wilderness. Their first born, Mary Josephine, born in 1837, was the first Anglo-American child born in Hillsborough County.

 

VM Ybor Home Tour


The VM Ybor Neighborhood Association will host its First Annual Home Tour. VM Ybor is located just north of Ybor City and has held an important place in Ybor and East Tampa history since its inception. Home to over 3,000 residents, the neighborhood is rich in history and within walking distance to Ybor City and downtown Tampa. This is “not so typical” home tour featuring our eclectic, diverse and historic community. 8 houses and the historic, award winning Cuscaden Pool to be featured. While many homes have been restored or remodeled, they all still contain original elements that characterize our unique community.

Seminole Heights: Best Place in Florida to Buy an Old House

This Old House magazine picked Old Seminole Heights as one of the 50 "Best Place to Buy an Old House" in the United States.  One neighborhood per state was selected and our very own neighborhood was selected for the state of Florida. Neighborhoods were selected based on architectural diversity, craftsmanship, preservation momentum, walkability, services, and community.

Wood Window Repair Workshop

Gut Fish, Not Houses:
Why and How to Save Your Wood Windows

Saturday, April 18th

Proposed Garden Center Elevations

Our old Garden Center is in the early stages of renovation. Greg Barhill is keeping the neighborhood up to date on what is happening at the center.

To see the proposed architectural elevations, click on the links below.

Thanks Greg!

Next Two Weeks

Coming Soon

July Eating Meeting!  July 27th.