Year Built: 1913
Built by:    J A Barclay

This is a 2009 photo of the residence at 21 N Clyde Ave. 

Photo Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Ebyabe

Year Built: 1948 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

The Sam Lupfer House 

Year Built: c 1890 (Source: Historical Documents) / Year Built: 1914 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Samuel Lupfer, Sr. was a Pennsylvanian who moved to the Osceola County area in 1888.  He was the superintendent of the Rose/Disston sugar plantation in the area that later became St Cloud   Along with Rufus E. Rose, Lupfer raised the sugar cane and ran an open-kettle sugar mill.  He also established a small private school named the Sunnyside school.  Reference Link   After the Sugar Mill operation folded, Lupfer Sr moved his family to Kissimmee where he began managing the Kissimmee Lumber Company on Clyde Street.  Reference Link 

Year Built: 1924 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Year Built: 1910 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Year Built: 1917 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Year Built: Unknown (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Year Built: 1915 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Year Built: 1919 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Year Built: 1920 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Year Built: 1910 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Built in 1920 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

Year Built: 1926  (Source: Property Appraiser) 

In 1913, this home at 514 W Verona St was the residence of S.W. Thornton. S W Thornton who came to Kissimmee in 1909 with his wife from Nebraska to spend the winter with his wife. “All of my life and that means a long time, for I have reached the four score mile post, I spent on a farm before coming here with the exception of eight yeaars, four of which was as a soldier in the 8th Iowa Infantry during that lamentable Civil war and the other four as a photographer, so you see I speak knowingly of the soil and what it can be made to produce, and also I have had a very close acquaintanceship with all kinds and varieties of weather. … Read more here in the front page article in the Kissimmee Valley Gazette - https://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00091504/00609/1x?search=s+w+thornton

Notice in the picture in the Gazette that it had more of a wraparound porch than it does today

Year Built: 1912 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

This home was built in 1913 

https://billiongraves.com/obituary/Charles-N-Phil-Phillips/849090 

Year Built: 1920 (Source: Property Appraiser) 

This house was built prior to 1914 and was the home of J W Wilder, his wife and his daughter. J W Wilder had moved to Kissimmee from Marion, Illinois where he had run a successful photography studio. Reference Link. He opened his Kissimmee photo gallery the week of June 17, 2010.

This house is made primarily of heart pine when slash pine was abundant and the wood very old and dense.

Public records incorrectly indicate that this house was built in 1925. The street address was originally 401 Mabbette Street, however, the streets were renumbered and this is now located at 801 Mabbette Street.

See a link to the home in 1914 in the Kissimmee Valley Gazette - https://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00091504/00634/1?search=kissimmee+handsome+home

Built in 1913

In 1914 , this house at the Northwest corner of Clyde Ave and Verona St was the residence of  E L Hall.  (Kissimmee Valley Gazette, Page 1, May 22, 1914)