I.       Home Page – WELCOME

A.   Purpose

B.   History

C.   How to Use

D.  Credentials

E.   Contact Me – separate page

II.    Historic National

A.   Dept. of Interior/National Park Service (National Registry)

1.    List of Local District Entries (By County in Florida)

2.    List of Local Individual Sites (By County in Florida)

B.   National Trust for Historic Preservation

III. Historic Florida

A.   Florida Dept. of State

B.   Florida Trust for Historic Preservation

C.   Historic Sites by County

IV.             Historic Palm Beach County - History

A.   Non-county sites

B.   Re-directs to local non-county specific

C.   Lake Worth

D.  Boynton Beach

E.   Jupiter

F.    Delray Beach

G.  Boca Raton

H.  (plus – see other counties above in Florida Historic list)

V.  Historic West Palm Beach – History (by era)

A.   West Palm Beach Register of Historic Places

1.    Structure

a)    City of West Palm Beach Historic Preservation Department

b)    Historic Preservation Board

2.    Process

3.    Benefits

4.    Ad Valorem Tax Exemption

5.    Pacque Program

6.    Window Replacement Guidelines – see also Features & Tips

7.    Roof Guidelines - see also Features & Tips

8.    Other Guidelines  - see also Features & Tips

9.    Eligible Districts (not designated at present)

a)    Colonial Estates

b)    Flamingo Park Business District

c)    Hill District

d)    Lakeside

e)    Lakewood

f)     Northwood Harbour

g)    Northwood Shores

h)    Pinewood

i)      Pleasant City

j)      Providencia Park

k)    Seminole Heights

l)      Sunshine Park

m) Vedado

10.           Eligible Properties

a)    Stub Canal

b)    Courthouse

11.           Formal Districts

a)    Belair

b)    Central Park

c)    Clematis Street Commercial District

d)    El Cid

e)    Flamingo Park

f)     Grandview Heights

g)    Mango Promenade

h)    Northboro Park

i)      Northwest

j)      Northwood Hills

k)    Old Northwood

l)      Prospect Park/Southland Park

m) St. Ann’s Roman Catholic District

n)    West Northwood

12.           Individual Sites

a)        Seaboard Airline Station

b)        Garrison House

c)        Pleasants House

d)        Professional Building

e)        City of WPB Water Plant

f)         American National Bank Building

g)        Halsey House

h)        Guarantee Building

i)          Van Valkenburg House

j)          Wax House

k)        First Presbyterian Church

l)          Dacamara House

m)     Woodlawn Cemetery Gate

n)        Palm Beach Cadillac Company

o)       West Palm Beach Fishing Club

p)        Sadler Building

q)        Ferndix Building

r)         Bullock House

s)         George House

t)          Hurricane of ’28 Mass Burial Site

u)       927 Paseo Andorra House

v)        Gordon House

w)     Wilkinson House

x)        Evergreen Cemetery

y)        Rogers House

z)        Palm Beach Junior College Building

aa)    Temple Beth Israel

bb)   Lightbown House

cc)    Harvey Building

dd)   Arc-Rib Building

ee)    Florida Health Lab Building

13.           Garage Apartments

VI.             Architectural Styles

1.    Vernacular

2.    Conch/Bahamian/Shotgun

3.    Foursquare

4.    Bungalow

5.    Prairie

6.    Neoclassical Revival

7.    Spanish Revival

a)    Mission

b)    Spanish Colonial Revival

c)    Mediterranean Revival

8.    Monterey

9.    Colonial Revival

10.           International

11.           Art Deco

12.           Art Moderne

13.           Church

VII.          Historic Resources

A.   Print (See D.G. Bibliography)

B.   On-line (See D.G. Helpful Websites)

C.   Research (See D.B. How to find information…)

D.  TV

E.   Radio

F.    Retail

G.  Travel/Vacation

VIII.       Historic Features & Tips

A.           Modern Equipment (Air Conditioning, substitute materials, other equipment)

B.           Architectural Details – keeping

C.           Construction Materials – history, maintenance, repair

D.          Doors and Entranceways

E.           Driveways and Sidewalks

F.            Fireplaces and Chimneys

G.          Foundations

H.          Landscaping

I.               New Construction – Fitting into Historic Districts

J.              Objects

K.          Painting

L.            Pecky Cypress

M.         Porches

N.          Exterior Fabric (wood, asbestos, masonry)

O.          Porte Cocheres

P.            Relocation – Of Historic Resources

Q.          Roofs and Barrel Tile

R.           Shutters and Awnings

S.            Sleeping Porches

T.            Street Signs and Light Poles

U.          Windows

V.          Doors and Entrances

W.        Additions

X.           Demolition

Y.          Dormers

Z.            Garages

AA.    Walls and Fences

BB.    Floors         

1.    Wood Floors

a)    Pine

b)    Oak

2.    Terrazzo Floors

3.    Tile Floors

IX.             Glossary of Term

X.                Contact Me

XI.             News

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