A historic commercial building in downtown Sarasota that once housed retail and light industrial operations, now recognised as a significant structure in the city’s early development.
At a glance
The Appleby Building, also known as the Resurrection House, stands at 501–513 Kumquat Court in Sarasota. Added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on June 28, 2001, it represents an important commercial landmark.
History
The building’s origins and early history are not documented in available sources. What is certain is its later recognition as a historic structure worthy of national preservation status.
What you see
The structure functioned as a mixed-use commercial building, containing both retail stores and light industrial space. Its architectural character reflects Sarasota’s development as a commercial centre.
Cultural significance
The Appleby Building’s inclusion on the National Register underscores its importance to understanding Sarasota’s early commercial and industrial heritage.
Key facts
- Location: 501–513 Kumquat Court, Sarasota, Florida
- National Register listing: June 28, 2001
- Also known as: Resurrection House
- Coordinates: 27.34, –82.54
Practical information & getting there
The Appleby Building is located in central Sarasota. Visitors should confirm current access and any visiting guidelines before planning a visit.
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