Plumb House, Historical residence in Clearwater, United States.

The Plumb House is a two-story wooden building at 1380 South Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue in Clearwater. It was originally located at Lakeview and South Fort Harrison Avenues, with a paint store on the ground floor and apartments above. It was moved to its current site in December 1983.

Built around 1896 at the northwest corner of Lakeview and South Fort Harrison Avenues, the house held a paint store on the ground floor and apartments above. In December 1983 it was moved to 1380 South Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, where it now houses the Clearwater Historical Society and the Plumb House Museum.

The house now operates as the Clearwater Historical Society Museum, displaying items that tell the story of how residents lived in this area during different periods. Visitors can see vintage furnishings and personal objects that show what daily life was like for Clearwater families.

The building operates as a museum with exhibits that help visitors understand the local history and early settlement of the area. Set aside time to walk through the different rooms and examine the items on display.

The house was built around 1896 as a combined paint store and upstairs apartments, then moved in December 1983 to 1380 South Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. It now holds the Clearwater Historical Society and the Plumb House Museum, with vintage furnishings, historic artifacts and photographs.