House File - 1009 NE 94th St

Material Information

Title:: House File - 1009 NE 94th St
Series Title:: MSV Historic Preservation Board Designation Reports and other papers
Alternate Title:: Village of Miami Shores Historic Preservation Board Designation Report for 1009 NE 94th St
Publication Date:: 1984-04-06
Physical Location:: House File

Subjects / Keywords:: MSV Designation Report
Historic homes
Historic preservation
Southern Colonial Revival
George Coffin
Genre:: Site File
Spatial Coverage:: Florida--Miami Shores
Coordinates:: 25.86219 x -80.1767

Abstract:: Designation Report for the property located at 1009 N.E. 94th Street. The property, owned by Karen Ellenby, was built in 1937 by architect George Coffin and builder B. E. Mevers. The two-story Southern Colonial structure features masonry/wood construction with significant architectural elements such as a flat cement shingle hip roof, painted masonry block facade on the first story, horizontal wood siding on the second story, a centrally located chimney, and a two-story porch with smooth square columns. The property has a tennis court and significant landscaping with live oak trees and tropical foliage. It also features a coral rock wall bordering the north side. The property's historical significance lies in its location near the 1856 Military Trail and its association with the 1873 Barnott Homestead. ( en )
Funding:: This project has been funded under the provisions of the Library Cooperative Grant program, administered by the Florida Department of State’s Division of Library and Information Services.