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Listen: The Assorted Selections ProgramHerlong Mansion at 402 N.E. Cholokka Blvd. in the Micanopy Historic District.
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Photographer
Date
Rights
Collection
, Series 1047, Box 5, Folder 7
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Historic districts--Florida--Micanopy
Historic sites--Florida--Micanopy
Historic buildings--Florida--Micanopy
Architecture, Domestic--Florida--Micanopy
Classicism in architecture
Architecture, Classical
Architecture, Greek
Greek revival (Architecture)
Dwellings--Florida--Micanopy
Mansions--Florida--Micanopy
Neoclassicism (Architecture)
Personal Subjects
Corporate Subject
Additional Creator
Additional Creator
Physical Description
General Note
The brick exterior, in neoclassical style, completely covers the frame house built on the site in 1875 by R. S. Stoughton. Stoughton sold the house to John Simonton, whose son-in-law, Z.C. Herlong, did extensive renovations in 1915. Original heart pine floors remain on the second floor of the house, now a bed and breakfast.
The Micanopy Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.
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