During the St. Augustine Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) meeting on June 18, 2025, members discussed the historical significance of a local building, which has undergone several changes since its original construction. The building, documented in the Florida master site file, was first erected around 1839 and later expanded between 1924 and 1930.

This detailed historical context is crucial as the board continues to evaluate the building's evolution in previous applications. The use of Sanborn maps provides clear documentation of these changes, reinforcing the building's importance in the community's architectural heritage.

The discussions highlight the board's commitment to preserving St. Augustine's rich history while ensuring that any modifications respect the original structure's integrity. As the board moves forward, these insights will guide future decisions regarding renovations and restorations, ensuring that the city's historical narrative remains intact for generations to come.