ALL ITEMS: 'Colonial-Land-Company


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6689Pinewood, Florida Cadastral Plat 1925 Fort Pierce, Colonial Land.DetailsColonial Land Company1925
Pinewood Florida
Colonial Land Company
1925
LOC:86
$285.00Colonial-Land-CompanyPinewood-FloridaPlat for a development- "Pinewood" in Fort Pierce, Florida, 1925. Shows usage in the real-estate trade by the presence of manuscript color probably to track sales of each lot. Streets include the New Dixie Highway / South Fourth Street, Indian River Drive, Georgia Avenue, Park Way, Coconut Drive, Sunrise Boulevard and many more. <br><br> At bottom sample elevation profiles of trendy 1920's Florida bungalows (1). <br><br> The neighborhood was owned and developed by Colonial Land Company of Trenton, N. J. with offices in Fort Pierce and West Palm Beach, Florida. Robb & Buchanan, Engineers. Fort Pierce, Florida. Dated within at June 8, 1925 and signed by N. C. Buchanan. <br><br> <div id="0" align="center"> <a title=""></a> <img id="6689" src="/ZoomifyImages/SC_6689/SC_6689_detail_2.jpg" alt="Bungalows on a 60' street cross section for a development- "Pinewood" in Fort Pierce, Florida, by Colonial Land Company in 1925." published by Seaboard Airline Railway Florida." width="320"/> <br><br> <font size="-2">Bungalows at Pinewood. A 60' street cross section.</font> </div><br> (1) The bungalow is a type of housing unit that emerged in the late 19th century. It is a one-story or one-and-a-half-story house that is typically small in size and has a low-pitched roof with wide eaves that often extend to form a porch. <br><br> In the United States, the bungalow style became popular in the early 20th century, particularly in the western states where it was seen as a way to adapt to the climate and terrain of the region. Bungalows were often built in neighborhoods where land was relatively cheap and could be subdivided into small lots. The bungalow style continued to evolve throughout the 20th century, with many variations and adaptations, including the California bungalow, the Chicago bungalow, and the Craftsman bungalow.