Tuesday’s Ads: The Woodlands – 1964
Here’s an ad from 1964 in the 34th edition of Florida Architecture. I checked the address for this project: 2800 E. Oakland Park Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale using the internet and it brought me to here.
Here’s an ad from 1964 in the 34th edition of Florida Architecture. I checked the address for this project: 2800 E. Oakland Park Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale using the internet and it brought me to here.
Here’s another undated postcard, this one of a distant view of the Vinoy Hotel in St. Petersburg.
Swampy found himself in Downtown Orlando very early this morning. Here’s the former Cheyenne saloon at about 3 am this January 31st, 2011.
Here Swampy at the Breakers in Palm Beach. The Breakers is considered one of the grandest hotels in the U.S. that railroad magnate, Henry Flagler, started in 1896. Click here to learn more.
Swampy got a tour of the historic Polk Theater in Lakeland. Here’s their cool sign! Click here to read the history of the theater. I’d repeat it here, but I hope you’ll visit their website and consider making a trip[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Swampy visits the Venice Train Depot, at 303 E. Venice Avenue., historic site. Not surprisingly the depot is home to the Venice Historical Society. Click here for more information about the historical society. The railroad station was active until 1991[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Swampy makes his way towards the Georgia border with a stop to Falling Creek Falls. Here’s a very brief look at a park that has much one can discover much in. The park in Columbia County has one of the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Swampy visits the Coral Gables Biltmore, one of the grandest of hotels, that can really be called a resort, in all of Florida. It is a site to be taken in in person. The 1926 building set off a commercial[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…