Located in the Historic North Hill Preservation District in Downtown Pensacola, FL. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the original home of Oscar Leonidas Bass, and Cornelia Covington-Bass. Oscar Bass was principal owner of Bass and Company, largest purveyor of general goods in Pensacola at the turn-of-the century. His wife, Cornelia Covington-Bass had two brothers, Charles and Henry Covington who also built their homes nearby in North Hill, were principal owners of Gulf Naval Stores, one of Pensacola's most successful lumber industries exporting old growth timber around the world for the building of ships, buildings, and fine furniture. View of the bay of Pensacola from third floor windows and lovely views from first and second floors of two city parks across the street: Georgia Square Park and Long Hollow Park. Long Hollow Park is Pensacola's only outdoor art museum featuring outdoor sculptures from many local artists and Pensacola's only public labyrinth.
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