A 1928 residential landmark in central Florida, the Elizabeth Haines House represents early twentieth-century domestic architecture in Sebring and earned recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.
At a glance
Built in 1928, this historic residence stands at 605 Summit Drive in Sebring. The house reflects the residential development that characterized Florida’s interior during the early twentieth century and remains a local architectural record of that era.
History
The Elizabeth Haines House was constructed in 1928, a period of significant growth in central Florida. The property was formally recognized for its historical importance on October 14, 1993, when it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. As of April 2020, the house is owned by the Lindsay-Moore family.
What you see
The house exemplifies residential design from Florida’s early development period. Its placement on Summit Drive reflects the planned residential neighborhoods that emerged in Sebring during the 1920s.
Cultural significance
The Elizabeth Haines House documents the domestic architecture and settlement patterns of early twentieth-century Florida. Its 1993 listing on the National Register acknowledges its historical value to Sebring and the broader architectural heritage of the region.
Key facts
- Country: United States
- City: Sebring, Florida
- Built: 1928
- Address: 605 Summit Drive
- National Register listing: October 14, 1993
- Coordinates: 27.511°N, 81.460°W
Practical information & getting there
The Elizabeth Haines House is located at 605 Summit Drive in Sebring. The property is privately owned. Consult local visitor resources for information about viewing or visiting the exterior.
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