Withers-Maguire House, Victorian residence in Ocoee, Florida.
The Withers-Maguire House is a Queen Anne style residence in Ocoee, Florida, built in 1888. The building features a wrap-around porch, Florida Heart-pine flooring, and traditional architectural details characteristic of that construction period.
General William Temple Withers built this house in 1888, but he died just a year later in 1889. The Maguire family acquired the property in 1910 and lived there until 1979.
The house displays furnishings and objects that reflect how people lived in Ocoee around 1900. Visitors can see the everyday items and ways that residents used their homes during that period.
The downstairs spaces are available for visitors who wish to stay overnight. It is helpful to inquire ahead of time about available rooms and amenities to get the best experience during your visit.
The house was among the first in Orange County to feature bedroom closets and electrical wiring inside the walls. These modern features were uncommon in the area during 1888 and reflect the original owner's wealth.
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