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The Weracoba-St.Elmo Historic District is an early- to mid-20th century residential, recreational, educational and commercial neighborhood.
It contains two antebellum houses and one of the State’s largest and most intact concentrations of Craftsman Bungalow, Tudor Revival, Neoclassical Revival and Spanish Revival style homes from the 1930s and 1940s.
In existence for a century, Wildwood—now Weracoba—Park is the oldest, large-scale daily-use park and recreational facility in Columbus. John Francis Flournoy and Louis F. Garrard’s Columbus Railroad Company built Wildwood Park in 1890 to enhance his surrounding residential development.
In 1924, the City purchased the park, a major portion of which became the Columbus High School site. The district also contains the Gothic-style St. Elmo School and Columbus’s first true shopping center, the St. Elmo Shopping Center.

The house is within one block of Weracoba Park which offers many leisurely amenities and opportunities for exercise. The St. Elmo Shopping Center is two blocks from the house and Parker's Pantry is a great place for lunch.
The house's driveway accommodates one parked car and is a shared driveway with the house next door. Guests are required to park to the right of the white line. Free parking is also available on street in front of the house.