The Digital Heritage and Humanities Center at the University of South Florida (USF) Libraries, working in collaboration with the Tampa Bay History Center, used a suite of reality capture and laser scanning and imaging technologies to document the deteriorating Jackson Rooming House in Tampa, Florida. The project was undertaken in an effort to capture the as-built construction and extant features of the home in an effort to digitally preserve this imperiled site. Resultant datasets will be used in a planned museum exhibition at the Tampa Bay History Center, featuring Virtual Reality and immersive exhibit design applications that will center on Tampa's history and the Jim Crow Era.