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97. Jones Building

97. Jones Building. 5218(a) Willing Street. Circa 1909. Masonry Vernacular. Mrs. Alice Jones purchased this lot in 1905 and built the one story masonry vernacular building. Prior to 1917 it served as a clothing, bootery, and shoe store under Mrs. ...

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96. Fisher and Company Building.

96. Fisher and Company Building. 5200 Willing Street. 1910. Masonry Vernacular. This brick building was constructed by Fisher and Company in 1910. This two story brick vernacular building served as a dry goods store when Mrs. S.F. Mitchell purchased it ...

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95. Cohen Brothers Building

95. Cohen Brothers Building. 5224 Willing Street. 1910. Masonry Vernacular. Formerly occupied by the Cohen Brothers. The building served as an important dry goods store in downtown Milton. The building is believed to be the oldest concrete building in the ...

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94. Chaffin-Cohen Building

Chaffin-Cohen Building. 5230 Willing Street. 1909. Masonry Vernacular. This building was built for V.V. and J.A. Chaffin. In 1920, H.L. Chaffin purchased it from the Cohens. The south half of the building was used as a print shop from 1926 ...

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91. D.T. Williams Building

91. D.T. Williams Building. 5240 Willing Street. 1910. Masonry Vernacular. Formerly occupied by D.T. Williams Dry Goods, Hardware and Grocery.

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90. D.T. Williams and Co. Office Building.

90. D.T. Williams and Co. Office Building. 5242 Willing Street. Circa 1912. Masonry Vernacular. This architectural style is typical of commercial. buildings constructed in Milton during the first two decades of the twentieth

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89. Bates-Krentzman Building

89. Bates-K.rentzman Building. 5227 Willing Street. 1919. Masonry Vernacular. The Bates-Krentzman Dry Goods Company originally occupied this building in 1919.

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88. Elliot Building

88. Elliot Building. 5235 Willing Street. Circa 1910. Masonry Vernacular. A 1917 Sanborn Insurance Map indicates that the building served as a General Store.

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84. Sanders-Byrd House

Vernacular. This house was constructed by George Sanders. The style is influenced by Creole Cottage style with its high pitched gable roof punctuated by dormers. This continuous roof design creates an umbrella effect over its porches, providing shade and increasing usable square feet ...

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81. W.C. Byrom House

81. W.C. Byrom House. 5190 Santa Rosa Street. Circa 1930. Frame Vernacular. The vernacular style of the house is largely influenced by the Colonial Revival which was popular at the time of its construction. Historically, this house has served as ...

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