Truman Annex, Naval residential neighborhood in Key West, United States.
Truman Annex is a residential neighborhood in Key West with colonial-style houses, white picket fences, metal roofs, porches, and green lawns spread across about 100 acres. The buildings are thoughtfully arranged and create a cohesive, orderly setting.
The area was originally a military base during World War II and was redeveloped as a residential neighborhood in the 1990s. The name honors President Harry Truman, who used the location for winter retreats.
The neighborhood displays Italian and Greek Revival mansions next to Southern Cottage-style townhouses. These varied building styles shape the character of the place and reflect the different influences that shaped Key West over time.
The neighborhood is within a 10-minute walk to Duval Street and Mallory Square for easy access to central Key West attractions. Being a gated community, visitors should expect possible entry requirements when exploring the area.
The area contains the Harry S. Truman Little White House Museum, where the president conducted official business during his winter stays. This house remains a place of historical interest within the community.
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