Built in the 1880's, the William Sherman Jennings House, Originally the Roer House, was the home of William Jennings when he became Florida's governor in1900. This three story frame house has a wonderful octagonal bay tower and is located at 48 Olive Street in Brooksville, Florida.

The Burwell-Westover House, built in the 1890's, is located at 24 Olive street in Brooksville, Florida.

On the corner of Ft. Dade and Orange in Brooksville, Florida, you'll find the John J. Hale House. It is a three story frame house built in 1888.

This is a 1925 LaFrance 6-cylinder, chain drive fire engine located at the 1885 Brooksville Train Depot/Museum in Brooksville, Florida. It was purchased from the American LaFrance Fire Engine Company of Elmira, New York for $12,500.00.

The Col. George C. Marin House was built in 1885 at 701 E. Ft. Dade Avenue in Brooksville, Florida.

The Frank Saxon House, built in 1864 is a good example of frame vernacular architecture in the Queen Anne Revival style. It is located at 200 S. Saxon Avenue in Brooksville, Florida and is a Ntional Historical Landmark.

A beautiful yellow bungalow on E. Liberty Street in Brooksville, Florida.

A beautiful house located at 123 E. Liberty in Brooksville, Florida.

A beautiful house located at 202 E. Liberty Street in Brooksville, Florida.

The 1885 Brooksville Train Depot/Museum is located at 70 Russell Street in Brooksville, Florida.

Built in 1901, the Maillis House is located at 312 S. Brooksville Avenue in Brooksville, Florida.

Built in the Queen Anne Style circa 1909, The Frazee House is located at 302 S. Brooksville Avenue in Brooksville, Florida.