McIntyre
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Catherine Julie Durm – Interview
The following is a “conversation” between Longwood Historic Society member Marla Pickelsimer and Catherine Julie Durm whose grandmother was Mrs. McIntyre’s seamstress. She has been an invaluable “first hand” source of information regarding Mrs. McIntyre. From Messenger on Facebook September 3, 2017 Catherine: My grandmother was Mrs. McIntyre’s seamstress. Marla: …….Is there a time you could come to the house and talk to us? C: I live in Daytona. My Dad is in Altamonte, so when I’m in town again, I could message you. M: …..looking forward to talking to you. C: My mom was Mary Jane Nicholas and grandmother…
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Bradlee-McIntyre House
Affectionately known as the “Bradlee-Mac,” this home was once in Altamonte Springs. Although published references have dated it as early as 1883 or even 1880, more recent research points to its construction beginning in 1885 and the finishing touches being applied in 1888. The original owner of this luxurious cottage was wealthy Boston architect Nathaniel J. Bradlee. It was Bradlee who designed the home and many others in the area. Its distinctive Queen Anne style inspired the modern (yet historic-looking) Longwood Community Building just down the road. It has a castle-like tower with a steep-angled gabled roof and many decorative…