American Bungalow magazine has a feature article written by architectural historian Lucy Jones of Florida History LLC. Lucy is also a Tampa Preservation, Inc. board member. The article takes a look back at the creation of the historic Hyde Park neighborhood, where the oak-lined streets join Bayshore Boulevard and the world’s longest continuous sidewalk. The article tells the tale of this turn-of-the-20th-century historic urban neighborhood that seemed to have . . . → Read More: Historic Hyde Park Featured in American Bungalow
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Hyde Park is one of the largest and most cohesive collections of early 20th century residential architecture in the United States. The buildings in Historic Hyde Park generally date from 1900 to 1930, and encompass a wide variety of architectural styles. Historic Hyde Park, particularly the area west of Rome Ave, has a large concentration of bungalow type homes, eleven of which will be featured in the upcoming Historic Home Tour . . . → Read More: Historic Hyde Park Annual Home Tour Hyde Park has one of the largest and most cohesive collections of early 20th century residential architecture in the United States. In order to publicize this national treasure regionally and nationally, the Historic Hyde Park Neighborhood Association (HHPNA) intends to create a video to be introduced in conjunction with its annual Home Tour, as well as hold a related exhibit at the Tampa Bay History Center. Both will be . . . → Read More: HISTORIC HYDE PARK VIDEO AND EXHIBIT PLANNED The Historic Hyde Park Neighborhood Association and Honorary Chair Persons, Mrs. Martha Ferman and Mr. R. James Robbins cordially invite you to attend the Inaugural Patrons’ Party for the Seventh Annual Hyde Park Tour of Homes on Friday, March 6th from 7-9 p.m. at the Garden Rooftop Terrace of The Seybold Lofts, “The Old Bread Factory” at 1501 Horatio Street. Entertainment will be provided by the Florida Orchestra String Trio. . . . → Read More: Hyde Park Home Tour Patron’s Party The Historic Hyde Park Neighborhood Association holds its 7th annual Home Tour on Saturday March 7th, 2009. Day-of-event tickets are available at Kate Jackson Park for $25. Advance-sale tickets are $20 through www.HistoricHomeTours.com or from selected local merchants throughout Tampa. The Tour begins at Kate Jackson Park, with homes open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Eight homes are on this year’s walking tour, featuring both classic bungalows from . . . → Read More: Hyde Park Home Tour In the spring of 2007, the prestigious architectural publication, American Bungalow, sent their chief photographer, Alex Vertikoff to Seminole Heights to photograph their beautiful bungalows for inclusion in the magazine. Alex, who has photographed hundreds of houses all over the country, was amazed by the wide variety of bungalow styles he found, and thrilled to play a part in revealing the charm of the neighborhood to the magazine’s . . . → Read More: American Bungalow features Tampa |
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