The Guptill House was built at Spanish Point, Florida in 1901 on a horseshoe shaped prehistoric Archaic Midden that dates to before 3000 BC. It was used to house winter boarders and was later named Hill Cottage. Today it is furnished in Florida pioneer style.

This is the main aisle of the National Cathedral in Buenos Aires, Argentina

The Guptill House was built at Spanish Point, Florida in 1901 on a horseshoe shaped prehistoric Archaic Midden that dates to before 3000 BC. It was used to house winter boarders and was later named Hill Cottage. Today it is furnished in Florida pioneer style.

Decorative bridge at the entrance to Artisan Lakes subdivision in Manatee County, Florida off Moccasin Wallow Road.

Downtown Tampa, Florida as seen from Bayshore Blvd. near the Jose Gasparilla pirate ship.

Downtown Tampa, Florida from Bayshore Blvd. near the Jose Gasparilla pirate ship.

Entryway to the main door to the Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City, Florida.

The Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City, Florida on a Sunday morning.

Decorative bridge at the entrance to Artisan Lakes subdivision in Manatee County, Florida off Moccasin Wallow Road.

This is a first grade classroom in the Lacoochee Schol House built in 1926 in Lacoochee, Florida. It was saved from demolition in 1976 and moved to the grounds of the Pioneer Florida Museum & Village in Dade City, Florida. Open doors and windows in the summer and a wood stove in the winter, there was no central heat and air conditioning back then.

Rebuilt in 1903 for $500.00 after it was destroyed by fire, the Enterprise Methodist Church in Enterprise, Florida had been originally built in 1878. It was moved in 1977 to the Pioneer Florida Museum & Village in Dade City, Florida and contains the original walls, pews, floor, ceiling, and heating stove.

Rebuilt in 1903 for $500.00 after it was destroyed by fire, the Enterprise Methodist Church in Enterprise, Florida had been originally built in 1878. It was moved in 1977 to the Pioneer Florida Museum & Village in Dade City, Florida and contains the original walls, pews, floor, ceiling, and heating stove. This is one of two identical organs at the back of the church flanking the entry door.