The Clifford House Home to the Eustis Historical Museum & Preservation Society, Inc., the house was built in 1910-1911 by Mr. G. D. Clifford for his family. The eldest of their six daughters, Lottie C. Taylor, placed this fine wooden structure on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, just a few months prior to her death at the age of 103. This impressive home, located on the shores of Lake Eustis, has eighteen rooms and two great hallways. The floors are double heart pine with cypress wood used throughout, Plaster of Paris walls, six fireplaces each with imported Italian tile and beveled glass on the doors and mantels. All the light fixtures, hinges and door knobs are brass. The original copper wire screening is still on all the windows and doors. When this new home was built, Mrs. Clifford insisted that the old cast iron sink from her present home be part of the new house. The sink is still in the kitchen today. Web Design by webcreationsbyregina.com Regina@webcreationsbyregina.com