DUNEDIN — In 1941 about 1,750 residents lived in Dunedin. It was a year when the top song on the Billboard charts was Glenn Miller’s “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” but the
DUNEDIN â A structure built in 1921 has served the community well for its value to the city s arts and history.
So it shouldn t come as a surprise that designating the cottage in Weaver Park as a historic landmark had the full support of the City Commission and other city stakeholders.
Commissioners unanimously approved an ordinance calling for the designation at their Jan. 7 meeting. We applaud the city for considering designating the bungalow as a historic structure, wrote Dunedin Fine Art Center President and chief executive George Ann Bissett in a letter.
The Craftsman style cottage at 1141 Broadway was used as a home for J.R. and Bea Williams. Dunedin s superintendent of mails in 1960, J.R. Williams spent 25 years working for the city s post office and was a World War I veteran.