Pre-1900

Sites built before 1900. Note: some construction dates listed on this website are approximate and based on currently available information.

Site of FEC Warehouse

Wood frame, sheet metal, east and west loading platforms, double-hung sash windows, louvered gable vent, exposed rafters, brackets. Demolished 2007.

Intracoastal Waterway

Originally named Florida East Coast Canal. Tolls were paid at various points, including Boynton, until 1929 when the Federal Govt. took ownership.

Site of Boynton Beach F.E.C. Railroad Station

Vertical wood siding, board and batten siding, wood frame sash windows, gable collar beam, brackets,

Dewey Place

Right-of-way named after Fred and Birdie Dewey who filed the plat for the Town of Boynton Subdivision on September 29, 1898.

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Site of FEC Warehouse

Intracoastal Waterway

Site of Boynton Beach F.E.C. Railroad Station

Dewey Place

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