807 S Newport Ave., Tampa, FL 33606

Architect Frank Winn designed this bright and room house for R.W. Miller in 1911. It retains its six working fireplaces and the 5 horsepower attic fan that still works like a champ. This home shows the close relationship of the Craftsman and Prairie homesbuilt in the foursquare shape. All the windows in the house are exceptionally large and a high window above the Butler's pantry brings in light into the food pantry. And don't miss the servant call box on the kitchen wall and photograph of the original kitchen. The foyer, with its grand piano could actually accommodate two or three more pianos.