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The '''John Sunday House''' was a historic home located at 302 West [[Romana Street]] in Pensacola's [[Tanyard]] neighborhood. Completed in [[1901]] by black businessman [[John Sunday]], the house was demolished in [[2016]] to make way for redevelopment. | The '''John Sunday House''' was a historic home located at 302 West [[Romana Street]] in Pensacola's [[Tanyard]] neighborhood. Completed in [[1901]] by black businessman [[John Sunday]], the house was demolished in [[2016]] to make way for redevelopment. | ||
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| + | ==Location== | ||
| + | In 1891, Sunday purchased from Louise Yonge lots 25 and 31 of Block 55 of the [[Donelson Tract|Donelson]] and [[19th Arpent Tract|19th Arpent]] tracts. The two adjoining lots, located on the northwest corner of [[Reus Street|Reus]] and Romana streets, formed the core of the Sunday House property. | ||
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| + | ==Construction== | ||
| + | According to family oral histories, Sunday poured the foundation a year before beginning construction, in order to ensure that the foundation was completely settled. | ||
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| + | ==Demolition== | ||
| + | The house was demolished on [[July 16]], [[2016]] despite pleas from preservationists. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Historic homes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:12, 1 June 2019
| John Sunday House | |
 The John Sunday House in 2016 | |
| Building Information | |
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| Location | 302 West Romana Street |
| Current Owner | John Sunday |
| Completion Date | 1901 |
| Date Demolished | 2016 |
The John Sunday House was a historic home located at 302 West Romana Street in Pensacola's Tanyard neighborhood. Completed in 1901 by black businessman John Sunday, the house was demolished in 2016 to make way for redevelopment.
Location[edit]
In 1891, Sunday purchased from Louise Yonge lots 25 and 31 of Block 55 of the Donelson and 19th Arpent tracts. The two adjoining lots, located on the northwest corner of Reus and Romana streets, formed the core of the Sunday House property.
Construction[edit]
According to family oral histories, Sunday poured the foundation a year before beginning construction, in order to ensure that the foundation was completely settled.
Demolition[edit]
The house was demolished on July 16, 2016 despite pleas from preservationists.
