Historic District
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Bistline House
This one-story home was built in 1920. It is the typical stucco on wood frame. Gable roofs with wide overhangs, tapered porch columns on brick masonry piers and three-over-one double-hung […]
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140 Pine Ave
Built in 1930 This home is not part of the walking tour, but maybe it should be. More research is needed into its history.
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Tucker House
This home was built in 1920 by L.R. Tucker. It is the most elaborate and detailed example of the Bungalow style in Longwood. Few, if any, changes have been made […]
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Fitch House
This house was built for early settler J.C. Fitch in 1888. Fitch was a carpenter and became a town alderman in the mid-1880s. G. W. Hardaway, minister at the Longwood […]
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Kent House
This building was constructed in 1956. It is a non-contributing building to the historic district. It was built by Jess Cunningham as his family home. The Cunninghams lived there for […]
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221 Warren Ave
This home is absolutely beautiful. While it has a look inspired by its neighboring Clouser House, it is a modern, non-historic building made to look period authentic. It was built […]
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Enchanted Cottage
Formerly the Enchanted Cottage. Built in 1950.
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242 Warren Ave
Built in 1950
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150 Jessup Ave
Built in 1981. Served as Victorian Tea Time in the 1990s. Today is Dix Hite Architectural firm.
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Bianco House
This is the home of Bianco’s Mona Lisa Italian Restaurant, in the heart of downtown Longwood. It is a newer, non-contributing building.