J.J Bridges House
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When this historic home was constructed in 1916, it became the first Colonial Revival Style dwelling constructed in Orlando. designed by Wilson C. Ely for retired clergyman Rev. John J Bridges. On January 26, 1984, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Rev John J. Bridges and his wife Isobel retired to Orlando following a successful career as a clergyman in New York and northern New Jersey.
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