Home of Vernon G. Widerquist & Johnette O. Widerquist This bungalow is a classic example of the Craftsman style, with massive tapered porch columns, a gracious front porch, roof brackets under broad eaves and a pergola that extends the horizontal lines of the...
Winter Home of William A. McCallum Home This two-story home and its neighbor at 2721 Rhode Island Avenue, the Robb House, feature architectural details that reflect the English origins of the Craftsman style. In this home, they include the contrasting exterior...
Home of Samuel A. Graham & Susan H. Graham This spacious lot, located next to Dean Park’s “Triangle,” was one of several lots that was still owned by Dean Development Company after the death of John Morgan Dean in 1938. Annie F. Dean, John Dean’s last wife and...
Home of Dr. William H. Grace & Annie L. Grace This two-story traditional home was completed in 1926 for Dr. William H. Grace, his wife Annie Lee Grace, and their three children. The Grace family lived here until they moved to 71 First Street in 1934. Dr. Grace...
Home of Virgil C. Robb & Ellen S. Robb Comfortably centered on three lots, the Robb home is in the Arts and Crafts style, with an “eyebrow” roof over the front door reminiscent of English cottages. A high-pitched metal roof and imposing front chimney hint at the...
Summer Home of Reynolds W. & Irene E. Vredenburgh This Spanish revival style home is almost identical in design to the house at 2716 Providence Street. Its asymmetrical design is dominated by a projected porch, and its entry court includes a low, curvilinear...
Home of J. Rescoe Parker & Daisy Parker After this two-story bungalow was substantially damaged by fire several years ago, it was elevated approximately four feet on the site and enlarged by an addition on each side of the original bungalow footprint. The...
Home of Charles P. Staley & Alice Staley This eclectic home has a dramatic, windowed façade with many Craftsman details. The large living room features high ceilings and exposed wooden beams that suggest the Spanish revival style. The house is said to have been...
Home of Prof. Thomas H. Jones & Bessie Jones Home This one-story bungalow is among the earliest homes to be constructed in Dean Park. Some of the home’s original features include a pressed tin roof and the front roof gable with four small adjacent windows. ...
Home of Charles P. Staley & Alice Haley In 1996, as shown in the photo above, this bungalow includes classic Craftsman-style features: an expansive front porch with tapered columns, a center second-floor gable tucked into the pressed metal tin roof. The...
Home of Herman J. Burks & Velma R. Burks On March 13, 1922, Dean Development Company sold this parcel to Fort Myers developer Henry C. Case by for $1,350, subject to a restriction that any house built there cost at least $3,500. However, this lot remained vacant...
Cottage of Annie D. Allred This small, 942-square-foot cottage faces Palm Avenue, but its legal address is 2770 Rhode Island Avenue and its large side yard extends all the way to that street. On September 17, 1923, the lot was sold by Dean Development Company to Annie...
Home of Bard L. Hendry & Mary B. Hendry This bungalow was constructed by John Dean’s construction company, United Construction Company. Its classic Craftsman style includes tapered pediments at each corner of the front porch. Although the City’s tax records...
Home of Henry & Jennie L. Colquitt This outstanding Craftsman home is one of the few homes in Dean Park built of brick. Its style is known as the “Airplane” style because of the recessed second floor that appears to “fly” under its broad roof eaves. It is...
