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Governor's House Library and St. Augustine: Joaneda House (57 Treasury)

Resources and information for researching the history of St. Augustine and using Governor's House Library.

Joaneda House History

The Joaneda House is a restored example of a Second Spanish Period (1784-1821) structure. The home was built out of coquina in 1806 by Juan Joaneda. In the early 1900s, the home was a shop and teahouse, owned and operated by Mary and Gertrude Montgomery. The Joaneda House was donated by Elizabeth Morley Towers to the Historic St. Augustine Preservation Board, and restoration work was completed in 1977.

The full Wikipedia entry for the Joaneda House is available here.

A photograph of Joaneda House as seen from Treasury Street.

Florida Master Site File

Joaneda House Collection Guide

Block and Lot Location

The Joaneda House is located within Block 15, Lot 7 (B15L7)

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