Perry City
Perry City Hall is located at 224 South Jefferson Street, Perry, FL 32347.
Phone: 850‑584‑7161.
Perry as Described in 1939 [1]
The City of Perry, seat of Taylor County, is an industrial town built around a courthouse square. Towering stacks of freshly milled pine and cypress surround the large sawmills along the railroad sidings. In addition to softwood lumber, the mills produce barrel staves, flooring, and hardwood dimension stock for northern manufacturers. The town was known as Rosehead when the first post office was established in 1869.
- Federal Works Agency, Works Progress Administration, Federal Writers' Program, Florida: A Guide to the Southernmost State. American Guide Series, Florida Department of Public Instruction, 1939.
Neighborhoods
- Adams Beach Cove
- Adams Beach Oaks
- Aucilla River Estates
- Bowden
- Branch Estates
- Brobston
- Carlton Springs
- Cedar Island
- Coastal Oaks
- Colonial Homes
- Deerwood
- Deerwood at the Beaches
- Dekle Beach
- Dreamland
- Econfina Preserve
- Faulkner Addition
- Forest Heights
- Glenridge
- Grove Park
- Gulf Highlands
- Gulfview
- Hendry Addition
- Homehaven
- J C Curls Addition North
- Keaton Beach
- Keaton Beach Ridge
- Ocean Pond
- Parkview
- Perry Heights
- Perry Park
- Pine Ridge
- Pineland
- Pineridge
- Polhill
- Quail Point
- Quinndale
- River Place
- Sandpiper
- Sandy Ridge
- Sea Breeze Acres
- Sea Meadows
- Sea Oaks Loop
- Seabreeze Acres
- Seameadows
- SH Peacock Add East
- Southwood
- Spring Warrior
- Stricklands Landing
- Taco Heights
- Vahalla Ranch
- Warrior Creek
- West Side Heights
- Wilder Creek
- Woodmore Addition
- Yates Creek Landing