The Sapp House in Panama City, Florida, is a vernacular bungalow-style residence constructed around 1920. It features a simple, asymmetrical facade with a prominent front porch supported by square piers, and original wooden siding. The house exemplifies early residential architecture in Panama City.
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Industry; Community Planning And Development; Transportation; Politics/Government
17 E. Third Ct., Panama City, Florida
Communications; Community Planning And Development
1134 Beck Ave., Panama City, Florida
Education; Architecture
101 East Seventh St., Panama City, Florida
Architecture
940 West Beach Dr., Panama City, Florida
Agriculture; Architecture
100 Fl 2297, Panama City, Florida
Commerce; Architecture
228 Harrison Ave., Panama City, Florida
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