The spacious rooms and jig-sawed porches of the two-story Folk Victorian architecture Lear/Rocheblave House, located at 214 East Zaragoza Street, recall a time when large families made their homes near Historic Pensacola’s Seville Square. Although built for John and Kate Lear, they never lived in the home. Captain Benito Rocheblave owned and lived in the house for many years during the turn-of-the-century. Visit the Historic Pensacola website for more information.
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