Wood frame, wood siding, enclosed porch, brick chimney. Rear accessory structure with wood siding.

Wood frame, clapboard siding, wood brackets, louvered gable vent, double-hung sash windows, wood trim, screened front porch.

Wood frame, clapboard siding, louvered gable vents, front porch, decorative shutters.

Wood frame, stucco and wood shake siding, stucco chimney.

Clapboard siding, louvered gable vent, exposed rafters, double-hung sash windows, decorative shutters. Enclosed front porch, wood columns, brackets.

Clapboard siding, exposed rafters, louvered gable vent, shaped fascia board, decorative shutters, covered front porch.

Mr. James and Marie Murph moved to Boynton Beach in the 1930’s. At that time, 13th Ave. was an unsurfaced dirt path. Mr. Murph worked at a lumber yard where he had access to sawdust which he used to surface 13th Ave. and other neighborhood streets. Mr. Murph also built a house for his mother on NE 13th Ave.

The Rebecca J. Clay House was located at 240 NE 13th Ave. The small Frame Vernacular structure was a typical example of many of the early home in the neighborhood.

Wood siding, wood trim, louvered gable vent, front stoop. Attached wood frame carport with vertical wood siding and wood trim.

Wood frame, clapboard siding, wood trim, enclosed front porch with jalousie windows.