Bailey House | Amelia Island Museum of History

1978 - 1979 Winter Amelia Now - Magazine

Magazine originally published in 1975 by Helen Litrico as a guide to visitors to Amelia Island, FL. Contains various historical articles, advertisements, and photos.

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2003-2004 Winter Amelia Now - Magazine

Magazine originally published in 1975 by Helen Litrico as a guide to visitors to Amelia Island, FL. Contains various historical articles, advertisements, and photos.

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Addison, Ash Street Inn, Bailey House, Elizabeth Pointe Lodge, Fairbanks House - Photograph

This CD contains the photos shown here. It was produced by the Amelia Island Bed and Breakfast Association in 2002. This is CD 1 of 2 and has photos of the interior and exterior of the Addison House, (614 Ash) Ash Street Inn (102 S. 7th, now Blue Heron Inn), Bailey House (28 S. 7th), Elizabeth Pointe Lodge (98 S. Fletcher) and Fairbanks House (227 S. 7th) The Addison House was built in 1876. Ash Street Inn was built in 1904. Bailey House was...

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Addison, Ash Street Inn, Bailey House, Elizabeth Pointe Lodge, Fairbanks House - Photograph

This CD contains the photos shown here. It was produced by the Amelia Island Bed and Breakfast Association in 2002. This is CD 2 of 2 and has photos of the interior and exterior of the Florida House ( 20-22 S. 3rd Street), Hoyt House (804 Atlantic) and the Williams House 103 S. 9th Street). The Florida House was built in 1857. The Hoyt House was built in 1905. The Williams House was bult in 1856. The houses are decorated for Christmas.

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Addison House, Ash Street Inn, Bailey House - Photograph

This CD contains the photos shown here. It was produced by the Amelia Island Bed and Breakfast Association. This is CD 1 of 3 and has photos of the interior and exterior of the Addison House ( 614 Ash Street), Ash Street Inn (102 S. 7th Street) and Bailey House (28 S. 7th). The Addison House was built in 1876. The Ash Street Inn (now the Blue Heron Inn) was built in 1904. The Bailey House was built in 1895.

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Amelia Island Museum of History 2013 Holiday Home Tour - Book

Photos of the houses included in the Amelia Island Museum of History's 2013 Holiday Home Tour. 207 North Third Street, 30 North Sixth Street, 17 South Seventh Street, 23 South Sixth Street, 28 South Seventh Street. Also Holiday Home Tour Preview Party at David's Restaurant. Lucy Cottage:Gothic Revival style, 2 story frame vernacular

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Bailey House - Cross-Stitch

Counted cross-stitch needlework of various historic buildings and homes in Fernandina Beach.

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Bailey House - Photograph

Bailey House Helen Litrico's photo slides for the Amelia Now magazine. Bailey House: Queen Anne style. Two and a half story. Fish scale shingles. Tower, turret, hip roof veranda. Architect: George Barber of Knoxville, Tenn.

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Bailey House - Photograph

Bailey House Helen Litrico's photo slides for the Amelia Now magazine.

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Bailey House - Photograph

Bailey House 28 South 7th Street Helen Litrico's photo slides for the Amelia Now magazine. Bailey House: Queen Anne style. Two and a half story. Fish scale shingles. Tower, turret, hip roof veranda. Architect: George Barber of Knoxville, Tenn.

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Bailey House - Photograph, Black-and-White

Photo of Bailey house. Bailey House: Queen Anne style. Two and a half story. Fish scale shingles. Tower, turret, hip roof veranda. Architect: George Barber of Knoxville, Tenn.

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Bailey House 1994 - Print, Photographic

(4) color photos of (3) views of Bailey house July 1994 Bailey House: Queen Anne style. Two and a half story. Fish scale shingles. Tower, turret, hip roof veranda. Architect: George Barber of Knoxville, Tenn.

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Bailey House Holiday Home Tour - Album, Photograph

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Bailey House in 1895 - Print, Photographic

Bailey House in 1895 Kate Bailey and her sisters on seated on the front step. Samuel Swann with his horse and buggy is in the street. Bailey House: Queen Anne style. Two and a half story. Fish scale shingles. Tower, turret, hip roof veranda. Architect: George Barber of Knoxville, Tenn.

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