Heritage Village gets Turner Bungalow
LARGO — Pinellas County Parks & Conservation Resources and Heritage Village officially opened the Turner Bungalow to the public for the first time ...
LARGO — Pinellas County Parks & Conservation Resources and Heritage Village officially opened the Turner Bungalow to the public for the first time since its acquisition in 2014 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Originally located at 801 S. Fort Harrison Ave. in Clearwater, the Turner Bungalow is a pristine example of Florida vernacular architecture. This historic residence built in 1915 was the home of Alfred Cleveland and Amber Clark Turner and remained in the family for nearly a century. 'History tells our story, and we want to tell our story for the next generation,' Pinellas County Commissioner Charlie Justice said.