Jacksonville Architecture

This finely detailed house is another good example of Colonial Revival influence on a Queen Anne style residence. The novel spoked-wheel design in the windows of the pedimented gables, the delicate porch rail spindles, the patterned metal roof, and the paired tapered columns of the veranda all contribute to the handsome facade. The residence is first listed in the 1905 city directory, occupied by William A. McMillan, a coppersmith.