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WA01432: 77 Shell Island Road

Site Type: Structure

Build Date: Circa 1955 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser)

Dimensions/Area: 928 square ft (Wakulla County Property Appraiser)

Modifications: 1955 effective build date (Wakulla County Property Appraiser)

NRHP Eligibility Status: Individually Not Eligible

Figure 0-696. Photograph of WA01432– 1, facing south.

Site Description

WA01432 (77 Shell Island Road) is a one-story single-family residence with Frame Vernacular

style within the Project study area. The 928-square-foot structure was built circa 1955 with a

rectangular-shaped plan and an open gable composite shingle roof. This structure has a wood

frame construction and is clad in vinyl siding. The foundation on this structure is obscured by

wood siding and cannot be ascertained. The main point of entry for this structure can be found

on the north (front) elevation, underneath a lean-to roof extension, supported by two wood

beams, accessed by way of a pair of concrete steps that lead to a wood front porch. The

entryway itself consists of a single entry-door accompanied by a screen storm door and is

flanked to the left by a window bay with shutter details containing a large central square picture

window with a slim, decorative window with a diamond accent at the center on both sides. To

the right of the entryway are three window bays—one containing a 2/2 window with a shutter

detail on the left, one containing a 2/2 window with a shutter detail on the right with an A/C unit

installed within, and a third 2/2 window with shutter details on both sides. The east (left), west

(right), and south (rear) are obscured by private property.

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According to Wakulla County Property Assessor Records, the building is currently owned by

“JEFFERSON JOHN & ETHEL” and was purchased from “TURNER CAROLE ANN” in 2020.

Previously, “TURNER CAROLE ANN” obtained the property from “MILLER MARY SUSAN PER

REP OF THE ESTATE OF LADD” in 2013 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).

Figure 0-697. WA01432 Base Area plan (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021)

Eligibility Recommendation

WA01432 is a one-story single-family residence with Frame Vernacular style, built circa 1955

with a rectangular-shaped plan. PaleoWest recommends that WA01432 is individually not

eligible for the NRHP. WA01432 does not meet Criteria A or B, as no significant historical

associations are known. It is not eligible under Criterion C, as the building is not an exemplary

or unique sample of its style. WA01432 is not eligible under Criterion D, as it does not possess

the potential to provide further information of historical importance.

WA01433: 788 Port Leon Drive



Dimensions/Area: 2,146 square ft (Wakulla County Property Appraiser)



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Figure 0-698. Photograph of WA01433– 1, facing northwest.

Figure 0-699. Photograph of WA01433– 1, facing west. (Google Maps)

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Figure 0-700. Photograph of WA01433– 1, facing southwest. (Google Maps)

Site Description

WA01433 (788 Port Leon Drive) is a one-story municipal structure with Masonry Vernacular

style within the Project study area. The structure was built circa 1964 and is a 2,146-square-foot

building with a rectangular-shaped plan and a composite shingle hip roof with a roof vent along

the top ridge. This structure is a masonry frame construction clad in concrete block. The

foundation on this structure is continuous concrete block. The main point of entry for this

structure can be found on the east (front) elevation, underneath the overhanging hip roof,

accessed by way of a set of concrete steps with a simple metal handrail. The entryway itself

consists of a pair of commercial entry-doors with large glass panes at their centers in a French-

door style arrangement. To the left is an additional point of entry, this entryway consisting of a

single smaller entry door, also with a large pane of glass at the center, flanked on the left by

four window bays, each containing a pair of slim, vertically arranged picture windows. To the

right of the main entryway is a large bay with a garage-style door. The north (right) elevation

contains three window bays, each hosting a pair of slim, vertically arranged picture windows.

The south (left) elevation contains two window bays, each with a pair of slim, vertically

arranged picture windows, followed by an additional point of entry in the form of a single

simple entry-door.


“St. Marks Town of” and has no previous transactions (Wakulla County Property Appraiser

2021).

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WA01433 is a one-story municipal structure with Masonry Vernacular style and built circa 1964








Build Date: c. 1959 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser)




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Figure 0-702. Photograph of WA01436– 1, facing north.

Figure 0-703. Photograph of WA01436– 2, facing west.

Site Description

WA01436 (798 Port Leon Drive) is a one-story Frame Vernacular Mobile Home within the

Project study area. The structure was built circa 1959 and is a 330-square-foot building with a

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rectangular-shaped plan and a flat roof. This structure has a wood frame construction clad in

vinyl siding. The foundation on this structure is here obscured by fencing and a course of

latticework. The main point of entry for this structure is found on the east (front) elevation and

takes the form of a single entry-door with a glass pane in the upper portion. It is flanked to the

right by a large picture window. To the left, moving away from the point of entry, is a small

horizontal picture window, a larger square picture window, a small square jalousie window, and

a final larger square picture window. Between the last two windows along the east elevation is

an additional point of entry, this element consisting of a single entry-door with a square jalousie

window in the upper portion. The south (left) elevation contains a single window bay with a

single jalousie window within. The north (right) and west (rear) elevations are obscured by

private property and foliage.


“POPE JERRY, KELLY TAMELA D, POPE KIRK, POPE MI” and was purchased from

“SESSIONS LOTTIE P” in 2001 2021 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).



WA01436 is a one-story Frame Vernacular Mobile Home built circa 1959 with a rectangular-

shaped plan. PaleoWest recommends that WA01436 is individually not eligible for the NRHP.

WA01436 does not meet Criteria A or B, as no significant historical associations are known. It is

not eligible under Criterion C, as the building is not an exemplary or unique sample of its style.

WA01436 is not eligible under Criterion D, as it does not possess the potential to provide

further information of historical importance.







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Figure 0-707. Photograph of WA01437– 3, facing east.


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Figure 0-710. Photograph of WA01437–6, facing west.

Site Description

WA01437 (799 Port Leon Drive) is a one-story municipal structure with Masonry Vernacular

style within the Project study area. The structure, built circa 1960, is a 1,328-square-foot

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building with a rectangular-shaped plan and an open gable modular metal roof. This structure

has a wood frame construction and is clad in both concrete block stucco and common brick.

The foundation on this structure is continuous concrete block. The main point of entry for this

structure is on the west (front) elevation, underneath an overhang of the gable roof and

supported four wood beams with decorative elements, within a porch area with two wood

balustrades. The entryway itself consists of a pair of metal and glass commercial entry-doors,

each door spaced slightly apart. The entryway area is flanked on both sides by an oversized

commercial picture window. The north (left) elevation consists of two window bays, the first

containing a large window with a 6 × 5 grid of windowpanes with shutter details, and the

second contains a slightly smaller window with a 6 × 3 grid of windowpanes in the upper

portion and a grid of 6 × 8 grid of windowpanes in the lower portion with shutter details. The

south (right) elevation consists of two window bays, the first containing a large window with a

6 × 5 grid of windowpanes with shutter details, and the second contains a slightly smaller

window with a 4 × 10 grid of windowpanes with shutter details. The east (rear) elevation

consists of a pair of additional points of entry, each a single simple metal entry-door, and

between them are a pair of blacked-out windows with panes arranged in a 2 × 4 grid pattern.

The entry-door and window on the right side of the elevation are sheltered under a lean-to

metal roof with two wood support beams.


“RUTHIE HOBBS TRUST” and was purchased from “KOSEC DEBRA 98% & HERREN GREG

2%” in 2010 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).



WA01437 is a one-story municipal structure with Masonry Vernacular style built circa 1960 with

a rectangular-shaped plan. PaleoWest recommends that WA01437 is individually not eligible for

the NRHP. WA01437 does not meet Criteria A or B, as no significant historical associations are

known. It is not eligible under Criterion C, as the building is not an exemplary or unique sample

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of its style. WA01437 is not eligible under Criterion D, as it does not possess the potential to

provide further information of historical importance.






NRHP Eligibility Status: Potentially Eligible


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Figure 0-713. Photograph of WA01443– 2, facing northeast.


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Site Description

WA01443 (Sweet Magnolia Inn—803 Port Leon Drive) is a two-story commercial hotel with

Masonry Vernacular style within the Project study area. The structure, built circa 1923, is a

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5,724-square-foot building with a rectangular-shaped plan and a modular metal hip roof. This

structure has a masonry construction and is clad in concrete block stucco. The foundation on

this structure is obscured by foliage. The main point of entry is on first floor of the west (front)

elevation, underneath a metal hip roof segment, with four support columns resting upon a low

masonry wall. The main point of entry may be accessed via an entryway into the porch itself,

which takes the form of a wood entry-door with a large glass panel in the upper portion of the

door with decorative elements. The entryway within the porch and much of the contents

housed there, however, are obscured, though there does appear to be a window bay to the

right of the entryway containing a single large picture window. In the upper story there are a

five regularly spaced 6/6 windows of matching size and style with exterior Bahama shutters

partially covering the windows. The south (right) elevation contains, on the first floor, several

window bays—moving from the front to the rear, the first is a 6/6 window with a shutter detail

on the left, the second is a 6/6 window with a shutter detail on the right, the third is a grouping

with an 8/8 window flanked by two smaller 4/4 windows, with shutter details on either side of

the group, and the last is a small 6/6 window with shutter details. The second story of the

south elevation contains five regularly spaced 6/6 windows of the same size and style, all

equipped with Bahama shutters. Toward the rear of the structure there is a final window bay,

with a grouping of four tall picture windows. The north (right) elevation houses a side entrance

to the main front porch, housed underneath the west elevation’s hip roof. It is partially

obscured by foliage but appears to take the form of a single entry-door flanked to the left by a

trio of sidelights. Moving back, there is next a 6/6 window with shutter details, followed by a

second window bay containing a window of indeterminate style, as it is obscured by foliage. In

the upper story there are again five regularly spaced 6/6 windows with Bahama shutters. The

east (rear) elevation appears to contain a balcony in the upper story with a porch below, but it is

too obscured by foliage and private property to further ascertain.

This structure is currently operated as the Sweet Magnolia Inn. According to their website the

structure has been used as a general store, a boarding house, a wartime brothel, a postwar

church, a pool hall, a City Hall, a restaurant, and currently, a bed & breakfast. They assert that

the walls of the building are clad in local coquina shells, that the walls have steel sourced from

the tracks of the Historic St. Mark’s Railroad, and that the wood floors of some of their guest

rooms are from a no longer existent structure called the Havana School.


“HOLIDAY INUSTRIES INC” and was purchased from “SWEET MAGNOLIA INN, LLC” in

2019. Prior, “SWEET MAGNOLIA INN, LLC” purchased the property from “SWEET

MAGNOLIA, LLC” in 2014. Before this, “SWEET MAGNOLIA, LLC” purchased the property

from “SWEET MAGNOLIA INN INC” in 2006 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).

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WA01443 is a two-story commercial hotel with Masonry Vernacular style, built circa 1923 with

a rectangular-shaped plan. PaleoWest recommends that WA01443 is potentially individually

eligible for the NRHP. WA01443 potentially meet Criteria A or B, as several local significant

historical associations are known. It is not eligible under Criterion C, as the building is not an

exemplary or unique sample of its style. WA01443 is not eligible under Criterion D, as it does

not possess the potential to provide further information of historical importance.

WA01444: 81 Tallahassee Avenue






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Site Description

WA01444 (81 Tallahassee Avenue) is a one-story single-family residence with Frame Vernacular

style within the Project study area. The structure, built circa 1953, is a 1,300-square-foot

building with an irregular-shaped plan and an open gable composite shingle roof with a roof

vent at the peak. This structure has a wood frame construction with single lap siding. The

foundation on this structure consists of masonry pier footings. The main point of entry for this

structure is on the west (front) elevation, under a cross-gable composite shingle roof extension

supported by three basic wood beams, accessed by way of a wood staircase with a wood

balustrade up to a raised wood porch. The entryway itself consists of a single entry-door and is

flanked to the right by a pair of 2/2 windows. To the left of the entryway are two window bays,

the first containing a pair of 2/2 windows and the second containing a window with three

stacked horizontal panes of glass. On the right edge of the elevation there appears to be a

recessed section that may contain a large window or opening of some form, but it is covered

over and cannot be further assessed. The north (left), south (right), and east (rear) elevations

are obscured by foliage and private property.


“SIMMONS STEVEN GARY” and was purchased from “BRAY JAMES F.” in 2009 (Wakulla

County Property Appraiser 2021).

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WA01444 is a one-story single-family residence with Frame Vernacular style built circa 1953

with an irregular-shaped plan. PaleoWest recommends that WA01444 is individually not eligible

for the NRHP. WA01444 does not meet Criteria A or B, as no significant historical associations

are known. It is not eligible under Criterion C, as the building is not an exemplary or unique

sample of its style. WA01444 is not eligible under Criterion D, as it does not possess the

potential to provide further information of historical importance.







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Figure 0-723. Photograph of WA01445– 4, facing southwest.

Site Description

WA01445 (814 Port Leon Drive) is a one-story commercial structure with Industrial Vernacular

Style within the Project study area. The structure was built circa 1900 and is an 8,880-square-

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foot building with a rectangular-shaped plan and an open gable corrugated metal roof with roof

vents along the roof ridge. This structure has a steel frame construction and is clad in

corrugated metal siding. The foundation on this structure is continuous concrete block. The

main point of entry on this structure can be found on the east (front) elevation and can be

accessed by way of a concrete ramp. The entryway itself consists of a single metal entry-door.

To the right, towards the right edge of the elevation, are a pair of bays that may contain a single

window within each, but they appear here covered or boarded over. The north (right) contains

three regularly spaced covered bays similar in look to the two on the front. The south (left)

elevation is the same as the north, consisting of three regularly spaced covered bays. The west

(rear) elevation is obscured here by private property.


“PORT LEON PROPERTIES LLC” and was purchased from “K PORT LEON HOLDINGS LLC”

in 2020. Previously, “PORT LEON HOLDINGS LLC” purchased the property from “ST. MARKS

PROPERTIES LLC” also in 2020. “ST. MARKS PROPERTIES LLC” obtained the property from

“MOORE RAY E & MARILYN J” in 2007 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).



WA01445 is a one-story commercial structure with Industrial Vernacular style, built circa 1900






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Site Description

WA01447 (85 Shell Island Road) is a one-story single-family residence Minimal Traditional style

within the Project study area. The structure was built circa 1946 and is a 1,741-square-foot

building with an irregular-shaped plan and an open gable composite shingle roof. This structure

has a wood frame construction and is clad in vinyl siding. The foundation on this structure is

obscured by foliage and fencing. The main point of entry for this structure can be found on the

north (front) elevation, beneath a cross gable composite shingle roof extension with decorative

iron supports and may be accessed by way of a set of brick masonry steps leading up to a front

porch. The entryway itself consists of a single entry-door installed with an accompanying storm

door with a 3 × 4 grid of windowpanes, flanked immediately to the left by a window bay

containing a pair of 6/6 windows with a shutter detail at the left. Continuing to the left is a

second window bay containing a pair of 6/6 windows with shutter details on both sides, and to

the right of the main entryway is a third window bay containing a single 6/6 window with

shutter details on both sides. The west (right) elevation contains two window bays, each

housing a single 6/6 window. The south (rear) elevation appears to contain an additional point of

entry underneath a cross gable roof extension but is too obscured by foliage to ascertain for

certain.


“ZARZA PAUL H & PATRICIA K” and was purchased from “LADD GEORGIA NEWELL” in

2007 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).

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WA01447 is a one-story single-family residence with Minimal Traditional style, built circa 1946












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Site Description

WA01448 (859 Port Leon Drive) is a one-story commercial structure with Masonry Vernacular


building with a rectangular-shaped plan and a flat built-up roof. This structure has a masonry

construction and is clad in concrete block. The foundation on this structure is continuous

concrete block. The main entryway for this structure can be found on the west (front) elevation,

underneath a flat-roof overhang with simple metal column supports resting on concrete piers.

The entryway itself consists of a pair of exterior doors with a single large glass pane in the

center of each, with a pair of transom windows above. The entryway is flanked on both sides

by a window bay containing a pair of large commercial picture windows. The south (right)

elevation contains a pair of awning windows toward the front of the elevation and an additional

point of entry toward the back, this point of entry consisting of a single entry-door with a 3 × 4

grid of glass panes underneath a flat roof element. The east (rear) elevation is largely empty,

but contains another point of entry, this entry taking the form of a single basic metal door. The

north (left) elevation is obscured by tables, chairs, and other restaurant equipment.


“KEY WEST NORTH LLC” and was purchased from “DUNBAR STEVEN G” in 2014.

Previously, “DUNBAR” purchased the property from “GOLDENETZ DEWEY FREDERICK” in


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WA01448 is a one-story commercial structure with Masonry Vernacular style, built circa 1956












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Site Description



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has a wood frame construction and is clad in Hardie Board siding. The foundation on this

structure is obscured by landscaping and foliage. The main point of entry for this structure can

be found on the north (front) elevation, accessed by way of a pair of wood steps that lead to a

wood porch with a wood balustrade. The entryway itself takes the form of a pair of French-style

exterior doors with large glass panes at their centers. The doors are flanked to the right by a

single 6/6 vinyl replacement window with shutter details, and to the right is a window bay

containing a pair of 6/6 vinyl replacement windows with shutter details, with an additional

window bay with a single 6/6 vinyl replacement window with shutter details at the far-right

edge of the elevation. The east (right) elevation contains three window bays—moving from

front to back, the first and second bays each contain a single 2/2 window with shutter details

and the third bay contains a single, smaller 1/1 window with shutter details. The elevation

recedes toward the rear, with a small east-facing area observed to be containing a single 1/1

window with shutter details.

Property Assessor Records, the building is currently owned by “DUNCAN BRUCE & TONYA S”

and was purchased from “JBS PROPERTIES” in 2005 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser

2021).











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Site Description


style within the Project study area. The structure was built circa 1955 and is a 708-square-foot

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building with a rectangular-shaped plan and an open gable Galvalume metal roof. The

foundation on this structure is obscured by a vinyl foundation skirt. Then main point of entry for

this structure can be found on the south (front) elevation, underneath a small gable roof

extension and may be accessed by way of a set of wood steps with wood handrails that lead

up to a wood porch with a wood balustrade. The entryway itself consists of a single entry-door

with a large pane of glass at the center, flanked to the right by a single 6/6 vinyl replacement

window and to the left by a pair of 6/6 vinyl replacement windows. To the right edge of the

elevation is an additional wood staircase with a wood handrail and a lean-to roof extension

under which is a porch. The east (right) elevation explores this porch element further, exposing

an additional point of entry under the lean-to roof extension consisting of a single entry-door

flanked to the left by a 6/6 vinyl replacement window and to the right by a larger 6/6 vinyl

replacement window. The west (left) elevation is composed of a pair of window bays each

containing a single 6/6 vinyl replacement window. The north (rear) elevation is obscured by

foliage and private property.


“ROACH JOHN T” and was purchased from “BRASHTON INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, LLC”

in 2017. Prior, “BRASHTON INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, LLC” purchased the property in 2007

from “JBS PROPERTIES, LLC.” (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).









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WA01460: 95 Tallahassee Avenue







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Figure 0-741 Photograph of WA01460– 3, facing southeast.

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Figure 0-742 Photograph of WA01460– 4, facing southeast.

Site Description

WA01460 (95 Tallahassee Avenue) is a one-story single-family residence with Minimal

Traditional style within the Project study area. The structure was built circa 1900 and is a 1,226-

square-foot building with an irregular-shaped plan and a cross gable metal panel roof with a roof

vent at the roof ridge. This structure has a wood frame construction and is clad in wood siding

on plywood. The foundation on this structure consists of concrete block footings. The main

point of entry for this structure can be found on the south (front) elevation, accessed by way of

a pair of wood steps. The entryway itself takes the form of a single entry-door with a glass

pane in the upper portion of the door and is flanked to the left by a single small 1/1 window

and, further to the left, an additional 1/1 after the elevation recedes on that side. At the right

edge of the elevation is an additional 1/1 window, after which the elevation recedes here as

well and exposes another portion of external wall, this area containing a pair of 1/1 windows.

The west (right) elevation contains a single 1/1 window before the elevation recedes, featuring

an additional 1/1 window with a built-in A/C unit installed below. The north (rear) elevation

consists of a pair of 1/1 windows grouped together in a bay on the main body of the structure,

with the elevation receding to the left, exposing a window composed of 8 small panes in a grid.

The elevation recedes again to the left after this window, this final portion of the elevation

containing a single 1/1 window. The east (left) elevation consists of a central section housing a

single 1/1 window, and the elevation recedes on either side, each one of these sections

housing a single 1/1 window, though the window on the left portion is slightly smaller to

accommodate for a built-in A/C unit to be installed below.


“Sellers Danny W & Lorretta L” but does not list a transaction date, nor is any information

about previous owners available (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).

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Site Description

WA01464 (826 Port Leon Drive) is a one-story commercial structure with Industrial Vernacular


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building with a rectangular-shaped plan and an open gable corrugated metal roof. This structure

has a wood frame construction and is clad in corrugated metal siding. The foundation on this

structure is continuous concrete block. The main entryway for this structure can be found on

the east (front) elevation, underneath a lean-to roof extension supported by four wood beams,

accessed by way of a set of wood steps up to a porch with a wood balustrade. The entryway

itself consists of a pair of entry-doors with a single large glass pane at their centers. The south

(left) elevation contains little of note, beyond an additional point of entry that takes the form of a

large garage-style door. The north (right) and west (rear) elevations are obscured here by private

property.


“ST. MARKS PARKING LLC” and was purchased from “PELICAN PROPERTIES LLC” in 2017.

Prior to that, “PELICAN PROPERTIES LLC” purchased the property from “JOHNSON

ANTHONY TODD” in 2008 (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).



WA01464 is a one-story commercial structure with Industrial Vernacular style, built circa 1900








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Figure 0-748. Photograph of WA01472– 2, facing southeast.

Site Description



building with an irregular-shaped plan and an open gable Galvalume metal roof. This structure


obscured by a course of latticework. The main point of entry for this structure is on the

northwest elevation, underneath an overhang of the gable roof, supported by a pair of wood

columns. The entryway itself is partially obscured by personal property but appears to consist

of a single entry-door installed in tandem with a screen storm door. To the right of the entryway

is a window bay containing a pair of 1/1 vinyl replacement windows. Moving to the left of the

entryway is another window bay containing a pair of 1/1 vinyl replacement windows followed

by another window bay with a single 1/1 window within. At the left-most edge of the structure,

the northwest elevation recedes and exposes a small northwest-facing section that connects to

a single-car carport, this section containing a small rectangular picture window. The northeast

(left) elevation contains, on the main body of the structure, a 1/1 vinyl replacement window,

before it extends forward and meets the aforementioned carport. Underneath this carport

overhang is an additional point of entry, this entryway taking the form of a single entry-door

with decorative glass panes in its upper portion. The southwest (right) and southeast (rear)

elevations are obscured by foliage and private property.


“JARVIS NANCY” and was purchased from “DUVERGER ROY & MARYBETH HAYES” in 2009

(Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).

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Figure 0-750. Photograph of WA01430 – 1, facing west.

Figure 0-751. Photograph of WA01430 – 1, facing northwest.

Site Description

WA01430 (756 Port Leon Drive) is a one-story single-family residence with Frame Vernacular




obscured here by a course of latticework. The main entryway for this structure is found on the

east (front) elevation, underneath a gable roof accent, within a screened-in porch accessed by

way of a set of concrete steps. The entryway is obscured by the screened-in porch, though the

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access may be granted to the porch through a storm door with two large screen panels. This

porch storm door appears to be flanked by screen panels, but it is difficult to ascertain, as they

are obscured by foliage. To the left, beyond the scope of the screened-in porch, is a window

bay containing a single 6/6 window with shutter details. To the right of the porch is a carport

underneath a flat roof extension with an additional point of entry at the back, this point of entry

taking the form of a single entry-door of indeterminate style installed with a storm door with

large glass panes. To the right of the entryway is a small 1/1 window. The south (left) elevation

contains four window bays, moving from the front of the structure to the rear—a first window

bay with a pair of 1/1 windows with shutter details, a second window bay with a single 1/1

window with shutter details, a third window bay with a smaller 1/1 window with shingle details,

and a fourth window bay containing a pair of 1/1 windows with shutter details. The north (right)

and west (rear) elevations are both obscured by foliage and private property.


“SILCOX AARON R OF R&R ENDEAVORS” and was purchased from “PARRISH GENE R OF

R&R ENDEAVORS” in 2021. Previously, “R&R ENDEAVORS LLC” purchased the property

from “GIDDENS PAULINE & ANDREW JERRY” in 2019. Prior, “GIDDENS PAULINE &

ANDREW JERRY” purchased the property from “ESTATE OF EDITH SMITH GIDENS” in 2018.

The Wakulla County Property Assessor records do not list any further transactions for this

property (Wakulla County Property Appraiser 2021).







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Figure 0-753. Photograph of WA01372 – 1, facing west.

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Figure 0-754. Photograph of WA01372 – 1, facing southwest.

Figure 0-755. Photograph of WA01372 – 1, facing northwest.

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Site Description

WA01372 (748 Port Leon Drive) is a one-story single-family residence with Minimal Traditional


building with an irregular-shaped plan and a cross-gable composite shingle roof. This structure

has a wood frame construction and is clad in asbestos shingle siding. The foundation on this

structure consists of masonry footings. The main point of entry for this structure, found on the

east elevation, is underneath a cross gable roof overhang supported by a single wood beam,

accessed by way of a set of wood steps with a wood handrail leading up to a porch. The

entryway itself consists of a single six-panel entry-door paired with a wood storm door with two

large screen panels. To the right of the entryway, also on the same cross-gable section, is a 6/6

window. To the left of the entryway are two window bays, each containing a single 6/6

window. The south (left) elevation contains a single 6/6 window before the elevation is broken

by a chimney that extends upwards through the east slope of the roof. Beyond the chimney is

a smaller 6/6 window, followed by a window bay containing a pair of windows of indeterminate

style. At the rear of the south elevation is an additional point of access consisting of a single

entry-door with a 3 × 4 grid of panes in the upper portion, reached by way of a series of wood

steps with a wood handrail. The north (right) elevation contains a single 6/6 window, before the

elevations projects forward, with an additional two window bays found on that surface, each

containing a single 6/6 window.


“LYNN WALTER ALBERT JR & MCGUIRE JOSEPH MICHAEL” and was purchased from

“LYNN WALTER ALBERT JR & MCGUIRE JOSEPH MICHAEL” in 2018. Previously, “LYNN

WALTER ALBERT JR AS TO REMAINDER INT &” purchased the property from “FRANKLIN

JAMES & DAVIS LINDA S” in 2016. Prior, “FRANKLIN JAMES & DAVIS LINDA S” purchased

the property from “FRANKLIN JEWELL LIFE ESTATE DEED” in 2009 (Wakulla County Property

Appraiser 2021).






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WAKULLA BEACH

WA01470: 1187 Wakulla Beach Road






Figure 0-757. Photograph of WA01470 – 1, facing east.

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Figure 0-761. Photograph of WA01470 – 5, facing south.

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Figure 0-762. Photograph of WA01470 – 6, facing south.

Site Description

WA01470 (1187 Wakulla Beach Road) is a one-story single-family residence with Frame

Vernacular style within the Project study area. The structure, built circa 1950, is 1,814-square-

feet (according to Wakulla County Property Appraiser) with an irregular plan and standing seam

metal gable-on-hip roof. The structure has a wood frame construction and is clad in horizontal

wood drop siding. The main entryway is on the left side of the front (east) elevation. An

extension of the hip roof covers the entryway which is on a wooden patio with simple square

wood supports, accessed by a set of wooden stairs. The entrance itself is a simple panel door.

The right side of this elevation is composed of a screened in porch recessed below the hip roof

that wraps around the edge of the elevation from the right (north) elevation. The right elevation

is composed entirely of this recessed screen porch and is not visible from the right of way. The

left (south) elevation fronts the right of way and has several additions. A side gable roof addition

is off of the center of this elevation and a smaller shed roof addition extends from the left side

of the gable addition. The main original massing of the structure to the right of the additions has

two evenly spaced 6/6 vinyl replacement windows. The side gable addition has one central 6/6

vinyl window, and the original portion of the structure to the left of the additions has one small

1/1 window of indiscernible material. The rear (west) elevation of the structure is not visible

from the right of way. This structure has been raised on wood piers on a poured concrete pad.

According to Wakulla County Property Appraiser Records, the structure is currently owned by

the Mudra Family Trust who purchased the property from the Thomas E. Hardee Family trust in


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WA01470 is a one-story single-family residence with Florida Cracker style, built circa 1950 with

an irregular-shaped plan. PaleoWest recommends that WA01470 is individually not eligible for





WA01471: 1169 Wakulla Beach Road





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Site Description

WA01471 (1169 Wakulla Beach Road) is a one-story single-family residence with Florida

Cracker style within the Project study area. The structure, built circa 1940, is 1,670-square-feet

(according to Wakulla County Property Appraiser) with a rectangular plan and asphalt shingled

hip roof with exposed rafter tails. A brick chimney extends near the center of the hip roof and a

hip roof extension covered porch wraps around two elevations of the structure. The structure is

wood frame construction with wood shingle siding on its primary massing, vertical board and

wood shingle siding on the porch exterior, and horizontal wood drop siding in the interior of the

porch. The front (east) elevation is composed of the screened in, hip extension covered porch.

A wooden screen door accessed by a wooden staircase allows entrance to the porch. Two

wood panel doors centered on the elevation inside the screened in porch provide access to the

structure’s interior. Each door is flanked by a 1/1 vinyl replacement window. The right (north)

elevation is composed of the other half of the wrap around porch. A wooden screen door on

this elevation is accessed by a wooden staircase and the interior of the porch is not visible from

the right of way. The left (south) elevation has wood shingle siding and two window bays. The

window on the right side of the elevation is a 1/1 vinyl replacement and the window on the left

side of the elevation is a smaller 1/1 frame window of indiscernible material. The rear (west)

elevation is not visible from the right of way. The foundation of this structure is raised piers,

obscured by wood lattice.

According to Wakulla County Property Appraiser Records, the structure is currently owned by

Brian D. and Gwendolyn M. Mooney, who purchased the structure from Seminole Land & Trust

L.L.C. in 2020. Seminole Land & Trust L.L.C. purchased the structure from David L. and

Jennifer P. Bailey the year prior. The Baileys purchased the structure in 2002 from Mel F.

Livingston, who had purchased the structure in 1998 from Richard W. Day. Day had owned the

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structure since 1996, when he purchased it from James M. and Carol H. Stevenson. The

Stevenson’s had owned the property since 1991, purchasing it from Guyte P. McCord (Wakulla

County Property Appraiser 2021).



WA01471 is a one-story single-family residence with Florida Cracker style, built circa 1940 with

a rectangular-shaped plan. PaleoWest recommends that WA01471 is individually not eligible for





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