A number of old and classic cars littered the property at one point Located Fl-20 just outside of Blountstown, the Seminole Restaurant was operated by James O. Holt and his wife Iris M. Holt. The...
A number of old and classic cars littered the property at one point Located Fl-20 just outside of Blountstown, the Seminole Restaurant was operated by James O. Holt and his wife Iris M. Holt. The...
Table of Contents ToggleDeland Grove HousePutnam HotelHauntingsDeclineFailed RenovationsDemolitionPhoto Gallery Deland Grove House Prior to the construction of the Putnam Hotel, the first hotel on...
Table of Contents ToggleThe Carefree TheatreOwnership Under Fantasma ProductionsClosure and DemolitionPhoto Gallery The Carefree Theatre Once located on the corner of Dixie Highway and Flamingo...
Originally known as Port Malabar Lanes, the 24 lane bowling alley opened in 1972 at 2170 Port Malabar Blvd NE, Palm Bay, Florida. At the time, it was Palm Bay’s only bowling center until the...
Table of Contents ToggleSt. Anastasia ParishArchitecture of the Old St. Anastasia Catholic SchoolMerging of SchoolsSegregationDecline of St. Anastasia ParishRestorationPhoto Gallery St. Anastasia...
Table of Contents ToggleAbram Camp PheilPheil HotelCentral National BankThe “Cheesegrater” BuildingsDemolitionPhoto Gallery Abram Camp Pheil Abram Camp Pheil was born in Pennsylvania but...
Table of Contents ToggleThe Town of HastingsHastings Community CenterMasonic Occupation and a Leaking RoofAmerican Red Cross Moves InPreservation EffortsDemolitionHasting’s New Community...
Table of Contents ToggleJones Brothers Furniture CompanyStandard Furniture BuildingJefferson Davis Powell, the ArchitectFuture Plans for the Jones Brothers Furniture BuildingPhoto GalleryReferences...
Table of Contents ToggleTom GaskinsCypress Knee MuseumClosure and AbandonmentPhoto Gallery Tom Gaskins In the late 1930s, Tom Gaskins moved his family from Arcadia to Palmdale, homesteading along...
Table of Contents ToggleMonroe StationOccupants Throughout the YearsClosure and DemisePhoto Gallery Monroe Station Built in 1928, Monroe Station was located on the Tamiami Trail, halfway between...
Table of Contents ToggleHulon Mitchell Jr.Nation of YahwehYahweh ben Yahweh and the Temple of LoveCrimesDissident Killings“White Devil” MurdersFirebombingRobert Rozier, aka Neariah...
The prison’s chapel and meeting hall Located in Southwest Ranches in Broward County, the Broward Correctional Institution was opened in 1977 to house a male inmate population but was converted...
Beginning in 1933, the Little Theater of Hollywood produced plays at various locations all over Hollywood. The group disbanded during World War II, as casting during the draft was difficult. They...
Table of Contents ToggleIndependent Life Insurance CompanyIndependent Life BuildingJEA TowerPhoto Gallery Independent Life Insurance Company The Independent Life and Accidental Insurance Company was...
Alfred Easton Poor. Photo from Core77 Constructed in 1967, the 7,700 square-foot bomb shelter was built by AT&T to be used in the event of a nuclear disaster to house five people for up to 30...
First founded in the 1950s, Okomo was home to families who lived in single and double-wide trailers. The trailers surrounded a coral rock house which was first built in the 1920s as a wooden house...
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