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Built in 1886 by Gustav Muller, the yellow frame house at the corner of 1st Street and 3rd Avenue South is the oldest still standing in Jacksonville Beach in its original location. Join Andrew R. Nicholas, a descendant of its original owners, for a look at the Muller house's long history.
Read More: https://www.thejaxsonmag.com/article/the-muller-house-jax-beachs-oldest-residence/
Interesting history.
Is the "Buck" in the family the same as in Buck and Buck realty, that developed parts of Arlington?
Good question, not sure. I'll have to ask the author.
Great story and family history.
Seems people were more aware of environmental risks a hundred plus years ago than today given that the height of the building's main floor probably exceeds almost everything around it built since then. Examples like this make me think our ancestors may have been smarter than their descendants in many (most?) instances 8).