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The Cordova: 1891
Florida circa 1891. "Cordova Hotel, St. Augustine." 8x10 dry-plate glass negative by William Henry Jackson. Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Great place
I got engaged at the Casa Monica in 2000. It's hard to imagine living in Florida before AC.
1891
I've been in the coffee shop at the base of that tower many times. One of my favorite people watching places.
I would have guessed a little later then 1891. The safety bicycle and the men's boaters look more like 1901 to me.
[That 44-star flag would have been a tad out of date by then. - Dave]
Casa Monica
Now the Casa Monica Hotel. Whose website has a nice history page.
America with a few states less
Beautiful hotel complete with fountains, gardens and a 44 star American flag.
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