5/5 Ariel W. 7 years ago on Google • 1130 reviews
I
remember
when
this
house
was
located
on
Dixie
Highway
and
used
as
a
homeless
encampment.
I
drove
past
it
every
day
and
it
was
so
sad
to
see
it
in
it's
decrepit
state.
Since
then
the
house
has
been
moved
to
it's
new
location
and
lovingly
restored.
It's
picture
perfect
now.
I
visited
recently
when
they
were
hosting
their
sixth
annual
classic
car
show.
Our
family
has
a
1915
Model
T
that
was
displayed.
The
house
was
built
in
1916
making
our
car
one
year
older
than
the
house!
A
five
dollar
admission
got
you
into
the
show
and
a
home
tour
making
for
a
fun
afternoon.
They
had
a
food
truck
and
DJ
in
addition
to
all
of
the
cars
on
display.
I
always
love
to
pay
a
visit
to
the
house.
On
the
ground
floor
there
is
a
living
room,
dining
room
and
kitchen
complete
with
butlers
pantry.
The
second
floor
houses
a
room
they
use
for
changing
exhibits
(on
this
occasion
there
was
clothing
worn
by
the
Seminole
nation),
a
child's
room,
and
a
bedroom
with
a
wedding
dress.
The
wood
used
in
the
house
has
been
completely
restored
and
it
smells
so
good,
like
a
natural
pine
air
freshener.
There
are
two
gazebos
on
the
grounds
and
the
house
makes
a
lovely
back
drop
for
the
weddings
held
there.
Also
every
October
the
Women's
Rotary
Club
of
Pompano
hosts
a
haunted
house.
My
daughter
volunteered
this
year
doing
make
up
for
them
and
it's
always
a
popular
event.
There
aren't
too
many
historical
gems
in
Pompano
so
this
house
is
a
real
treasure.
It's
definitely
worth
a
visit,
even
more
so
when
they
hold
an
event.
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