Whitegate, Sewall's Point, c. 1933

Large white house, built in 1929 and named "Whitegate" by Thomas Oliver Dunlap (1877-1942) and wife Grace Andrews Dunlop (1893-1959) on Sewall's Point. Architect Rudolph Tietig. It was the first building on Sewall's Point to have electricity provided by Florida Power & Light and not by private generator. The Christie family were caretakers. After being sold in 1956, the house was unoccupied until its purchase in 1970 by the Pare family.

Scan gift of Sandra Thurlow; from the collection of Ema Christie Poole, 18 July 2006.

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Black and white print; 6x4 inches

English

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