A historic residence in Sarasota that represents the domestic architecture of early twentieth-century Florida.
At a glance
The Southwick-Harmon House stands at 1830 Lincoln Drive in Sarasota. This private residence gained official recognition through its 2001 listing on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, acknowledging its architectural and historical value to the community.
History
The property’s significance warranted federal protection. In October 2001, the house was formally added to the National Register of Historic Places, a designation reserved for structures of documented historical importance.
What you see
Limited architectural documentation is publicly available for this residence. The house reflects early Florida domestic design traditions of its era.
Cultural significance
The Southwick-Harmon House contributes to Sarasota’s architectural heritage. Its National Register listing signals its role in the city’s historical development and preservation narrative.
Key facts
- Location: 1830 Lincoln Drive, Sarasota, Florida, United States
- Coordinates: 27.3275°N, 82.5331°W
- National Register listing: October 28, 2001
Practical information & getting there
The house is a private residence and not open to the public. You can view it from the street at its Lincoln Drive address. For architectural details or historical research, contact the Sarasota County Historical Society or consult National Register documentation.
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