Stovall House, 1909 Zylstra, Sape A., photographer : Tousdale ,L. T, architect University of South Florida -- Tampa Campus Library still image Color photographs Tampa, Fla. : University of South Florida, Tampa Library 1909 eng The house receives its name from the person who bought it in 1915, six years after its original owner built it. The portico resembles that of the Taliaferro House, but the columns are fluted and the fenestration and balcony differ. The pediment is deeper and of lower pitch. Landscaping and pagoda add to the picturesqueness. In the back, one expects slavequarters, but there are only a car park and service entrance. During a recent bout of. repairs and panting, the columns received a dark grey undercoat. For a day or two the innocent passer-by might have hoped they would be left that way. It was not to be so. Back in its original splendor, it is very photogenic; meretricious perhaps, but very photogenic. [SAZ]; northeast view, distant The house receives its name from the person who bought it in 1915, six years after its original owner built it. The portico resembles that of the Taliaferro House, but the columns are fluted and the fenestration and balcony differ. The pediment is deeper and of lower pitch. Landscaping and pagoda add to the picturesqueness. In the back, one expects slavequarters, but there are only a car park and service entrance. During a recent bout of. repairs and panting, the columns received a dark grey undercoat. For a day or two the innocent passer-by might have hoped they would be left that way. It was not to be so. Back in its original splendor, it is very photogenic; meretricious perhaps, but very photogenic. [SAZ]; northeast view, distant Stovall, Wallace F. -- Residence (Tampa, Fla.) -- Photographs Classical Revival Homes -- Florida -- Tampa -- Photographs Sape A. Zylstra Architectural Slides Collection
Stovall House, 1909
Zylstra, Sape A., photographer : Tousdale ,L. T, architect
University of South Florida -- Tampa Campus Library
still image
Color photographs
Tampa, Fla. : University of South Florida, Tampa Library
1909
eng
The house receives its name from the person who bought it in 1915, six years after its original owner built it. The portico resembles that of the Taliaferro House, but the columns are fluted and the fenestration and balcony differ. The pediment is deeper and of lower pitch. Landscaping and pagoda add to the picturesqueness. In the back, one expects slavequarters, but there are only a car park and service entrance. During a recent bout of. repairs and panting, the columns received a dark grey undercoat. For a day or two the innocent passer-by might have hoped they would be left that way. It was not to be so. Back in its original splendor, it is very photogenic; meretricious perhaps, but very photogenic. [SAZ]; northeast view, distant
The house receives its name from the person who bought it in 1915, six years after its original owner built it. The portico resembles that of the Taliaferro House, but the columns are fluted and the fenestration and balcony differ. The pediment is deeper and of lower pitch. Landscaping and pagoda add to the picturesqueness. In the back, one expects slavequarters, but there are only a car park and service entrance. During a recent bout of. repairs and panting, the columns received a dark grey undercoat. For a day or two the innocent passer-by might have hoped they would be left that way. It was not to be so. Back in its original splendor, it is very photogenic; meretricious perhaps, but very photogenic. [SAZ]; northeast view, distant
Stovall, Wallace F. -- Residence (Tampa, Fla.) -- Photographs
Classical Revival
Homes -- Florida -- Tampa -- Photographs
Sape A. Zylstra Architectural Slides Collection