Dr. Walter Kennedy House
A historic residence in Sarasota that reflects the architectural heritage of early Florida domestic design.
At a glance
The Dr. Walter Kennedy House stands at 1876 Oak Street in Sarasota, Florida. This residential property earned recognition as a significant local landmark when it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1994, acknowledging its historical importance to the community.
History
The house is associated with Dr. Walter Kennedy, a notable figure in Sarasota’s history. The property’s registration on the National Register in 1994 reflects ongoing efforts to preserve and document the region’s architectural legacy.
What you see
The structure represents a period of Sarasota’s residential development. Details about its specific architectural style and design features are best explored during a visit or through local historical resources.
Cultural significance
The house’s inclusion on the National Register recognizes its value as part of Sarasota’s built environment and cultural heritage. It contributes to understanding the community’s residential history and architectural traditions.
Key facts
- Location: 1876 Oak Street, Sarasota, Florida, United States
- Coordinates: 27.33°N, 82.53°W
- National Register of Historic Places: Added April 14, 1994
Practical information & getting there
The house is a private residence located on Oak Street in Sarasota. For visiting information and further details about the property’s history, contact local historical societies or the City of Sarasota’s heritage office.
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