Kissimmee, Florida • Osceola County
The First United Methodist Church in Kissimmee is a prominent religious structure built in 1912. It features a distinctive cruciform plan and a prominent four-story square tower with a pyramid roof, showcasing early 20th-century ecclesiastical architecture.
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Architecture
2450 Old Dixie Hwy., Kissimmee, Florida
Community Planning And Development; Commerce; Architecture
Roughly Bounded By Aultman St., Monument Ave., Penfield St. And Randolph Ave., Kissimmee, Florida
Entertainment/Recreation
E. Monument Ave. & Lakeview Dr., Kissimmee, Florida
Architecture
120 N. Spoule Ave., Kissimmee, Florida
Politics/Government; Architecture
Bounded By Emmett, Bryan, Rose, And Vernon Sts., Kissimmee, Florida
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Education; Architecture
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Industry; Commerce
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Community Planning And Development; Politics/Government; Architecture
3400 Se 15th St., Gainesville, Florida
Architecture
5707 Sw. 17 Dr., Gainesville, Florida