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Title: The Famous Secret Dungeon, Fort Marion St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: This dungeon in the northeast bastion was accidentally discovered in 1935. Two cages containing the skeletons of a man and woman were found fastened to the wall. The sergeant is seen pointing to places where cages were fastened. Room is 20 feet long, 13 feet wide, and 7 feet high		Title: The Ponce de Leon Hotel St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1908 Feb-22

Title: The Fountain in the Court of the Aleazar Hotel St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back		Title: The Elks Club St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1917 Nov-9 Description: The home of The Best People on Earth also partakes of the prevailing Spanish type of architecture so prevalent at St. Augustine. It is built of Coquina, with wide galleries, and attractive and creditable home. An elks head with branching antlers ornaments the main entrance

Title: Old Vedder House on the Bay, Corner Treasury Street St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Oldest in the US. Built for Spanish: Royal Officials. The double wall at the base was to protect it from the sea. The only house in the city with a double base, proving beyond doubt that it was built years previous to the old Spanish sea wall. Contains first city jail, old fashioned fire places, and bears the unique distinction of having two distinct roofs, one being of solid Coquina, to protect it from the flaming arrows of the Seminoles. Visited by all tourists		Title: Old City Gates St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused


Title: Sea Wall St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1911 Mar-4		Title: Lion Motor Court & Cottages St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: 420 Anastasia Blvd., Telephone VA 9-2912. On Highway A-1-A South, 4 blocks south of Bridge of Lions, convenient to beaches, points of interest, restaurants, 28 units air conditioned - hot water heat - television optional - new swimming pool - Mr. & Mrs. Earl Mickler, owners and operators

Title: Caravan Motel St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1959 Oct-5 Description: Large Sound proofed Rooms, 100% Air-Conditioned, Radiant Heating, Television, Swimming Pool. Adjacent to Historical Points of Interest. On U.S. Highway #1. Member of Quality Courts United, AAA Approved		Title: Roscoe's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Dick Deutsch Roscoe's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge on highway U.S. 1 at North Entrance to Historical St. Augustine, Florida Open 6 A.M. 'til 11 P.M., Featuring Charcoal Broiled Steaks & Chops and a variety of Fresh Caught Seafoods, all cooked to your order. "Nation's best pies baked in our own kitchens" Your Hosts - Roscoe & Ethel Kyle

Title: Marion Motor Lodge St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Motel completed 1960, hotel and cafeteria on Bay Street- one block south of bridge and overlooking beautiful Matanzas Bay. Downtown within walking distance of historic sights and shopping district. Room phones. 24 hour service		Title: Marty's Restaurant St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: 2703 Ponce de Leon Blvd. - Ph. VA 9-8679. One of North Florida's very finest eating establishments. A real must for the ancient city's visiting gourmet! Only 5 minutes from historical section and some of the south's finest bathing and fishing beaches

Title: Villa Flora St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: The Sea Wall and Bath House St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Feb-17

Title: Entrance to Ponce De Leon Hotel St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Jun-20		Title: Zorayda Club St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Jun-20

Title: Cordova Hotel and Alcazar Hotel St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: The Cordova Hotel was originally a separate structure, but is now united with the Alcazar Hotel as its east wing. The combined construction typifying the Spanish Renaissance, the Cordova wing suggesting, in its heavy walls and battlemented towers, Moorish treatment. Hotel Alcazar is an adjunct to the Ponce de Leon Hotel, and a complete hotel in itself; it contains swimming pools, Russian, Turkish and electric baths, and there are tropical gardens, tennis courts, casino, cafe, concert rooms, and music. Every element for the dissipation of ennui and the perfect enjoyment of a most charming mid-winter climate		Title: Entrance to St. Augustine, Fla St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: Once the only entrance to the old city. Showing over hanging balconies on St. George Street

Title: Sea Wall St. Augustine (FL), White Border PM 1922 Mar-17 Description: Sea Wall, showing the Monson, Bennett House, Matanzas Apartments and Fort Marion on distance		Title: Hotel St. George St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-4

Title: Palms Motor Court St. Augustine (FL), Linen Description: Centrally located in historic St. Augustine, Florida, where the visitor may enjoy the most modern motor court's accommodation while exploring historic St. Augustine with its many landmarks and attractions. Above view shows entrance from US #1 & AIA where the office is open 24 hours daily. Our guests' swimming pool & children's playgrounds with umbrellas and lounge chairs is your invitation for a refreshing swim before relaxing in an air conditioned room where you can enjoy your private television show. It's truly "fun in sun" in guests' swimming pool. O.D. Wolfe, owner. For reservations Phone 824		Title: Santa Maria Restaurant, Old Spanish Landing St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Located on beautiful Matanzas Bay, adjoining Municipal Yacht Pier, in the Historical area. Specializing in fresh Seafood, Chicken and Steak. Owned-Operated by Louis and Marguerite Connell Telephone No. 9-9306 Tichnor Bros

Title: Court, Ponce de Leon Hotel St. Augustine (FL), Linen Description: Court, Ponce de Leon Hotel, showing the frog fountain and main entrance Duval News Company		Title: Hotel Ponce de Leon St. Augustine (FL), Linen Description: Built 1885. one of the famous East Coast System hostelries. Spanish style of architecture. Cost $2,000,000; considered one of the finest hotels in the world. Has five acres of roof Curt Teich & Co

Title: Municipal Dock, Bridge of Lions and the Atlantic Ocean St. Augustine (FL), Linen PM 1943 Mar-15 Description: Viewed from any point, the Municipal Dock, Bridge of Lions and the Atlantic Ocean combine an unequalled picture. Many north and south bound yachts, travelling by the coastal waterways, stop at the Municipal Dock to take advantage of its many conveniences		Title: Hotel Monson St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Delightfully located on Matanzas Bay, overlooking the Atlantic. Newest and most modern hotel in Saint Augustine. Fire sprinkler system throughout. Excellent golf, bathing, fishing, boating and other sports. On U.S. 1 - Fla. 4 Curteich-Chicago

Title: S.A. 7 - Villa Zorayda St. Augustine (FL), Linen Description: Villa Zorayda, a castle of Old Granada, Spain, the Alhambra. A rare privilege awaits visitors as they view within, the amazing collection of priceless relics and countless treasures. Open to the public daily Curteich-Chicago		Title: Old Cathedral St. Augustine (FL), Linen Description: Oldest Roman Catholic Church in the U. S. Built in 1793-1797. Seating capacity 1500 to 2000. Interior richly finished, the altars being of fine Carrara Marble. Located on the Plaza opposite Trinity, America's oldest Episcopal church Curteich-Chicago

Title: Post Office St. Augustine (FL), Linen Description: On the Plaza de la Constitution, in the center of the city, beside the Cathedral with its quaint Moorish belfry, stands the old Governor's Palace, now used as a Post Office and Public Library. The building is a beautiful example of the Old Spanish architecture		Title: Municipal Dock, Bridge of Lions and the Atlantic Ocean St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Viewed from any point, the Municipal Dock, Bridge of Lions and the Atlantic Ocean combine an unequalled picture. Many north and south bound yachts, traveling by the coastal waterways, stop at the Municipal Dock to take advantage of its many conveniences E.C. Kropp Co

Title: What Florida City Am I In? St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: CLUE NO. 1: THIS CITY IS THE OLDEST IN THE UNITED STATES! CLUE NO. 2: PONCE DE LEON LANDED NEAR HERE IN 1513 IN SEARCH OF "THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH!" CLUE NO. 3: THE FIRST SCHOOL HOUSE IN THE U.S.A. WAS ERECTED HERE AND IS STILL STANDING! ANSWER: ST. AUGUSTINE Curteich-Chicago		Title: Court of Lions St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Villa Zorayda One of the thousands of actual and varied exhibits occupying more than 22,000 square feet of floor space in the municipally-owned Lightner Museum of Hobbies, the only one of its kind in the world. Gift of O.C. Lightner, Chicago, Ill., publisher of Hobbies Magazine, to the city of St. Augustine, Florida

Title: The Old Jail in the Oldest City in the U.S.A St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1963 Jan-2 Description: The Old Jail, where you'll find items that date back into the 1600s, is one of the most educational and interesting sites in St. Augustine. Located at 8 Williams Street, St. Augustine, Fla		Title: Flagler College St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Beaudoin An independent, four-year, coeducational liberal arts college, accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Enrollment limited to 650 students, an excellent student-faculty ratio, small classes and individual attention. Students represent 28 states and several foreign countries. Campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally constructed as Hotel Ponce de Leon in 1888 by Henry M. Flagler

Title: Flagler College St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: FLAGLER COLLEGE (formerly Ponce De Leon Hotel) St. Augustine, Fla. Completed as Ponce De Leon Hotel 1888 by Henry M. Flagler, as one of finest. Sold to (Flagler College 1967) College for women Koppel		Title: Flagler College (Formerly Ponce de Leon Hotel) St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: 4 year liberal arts college for girls. Built originally by Henry M. Flagler in 1888 as the Ponce de Leon Hotel

Title: The Authentic Old Jail St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: 167 San Marcos Ave. The cannon was hand buit by Spanish artisans and was a central figure in the movie "Pride and Passion". This cannon is owned and exhibited by The Authentic Old Jail and is being used to publicize St. augustine, Florida, the nation's oldest city Dukane Press		Title: Ponce de Leon St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1974 Feb-19 Description: Spanish decor prevails throughout the Ponde de Leon located in America's oldest city. A picturesque 300-acre tropical resort offers challenging golf, tennis, world's largest cloverleaf pool and nearby beaches. Perfect for honeymooners, vacations, group business meetings

Title: Courtesy Court St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Modern, Outstanding, Spacious rooms, each with private bath. Individually heated. Air conditioning. Pool. Television. Every comfort for the discriminating traveler. Jean and John Rhinard, Owners. 264 San Marco Avenue, U.S. No. 1, Northside. AAA approved Dexter Press		Title: Bird's eye view of Alcazar and Cordova Hotles from the Ponce de Leon St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1918 Jan-9 Description: Noted for their Spanish and Moorish Architecture

Title: Oldest House in U.S St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1912 Mar-29		Title: Ponce de Leon Hotel St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1908 Dec-29

Title: Charlotte Street St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1917 Feb-13		Title: St. George Street St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused

Title: The Barcelona St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1914 Mar-23 Description: Excellent table, large rooms, and home like surroundings, make this one of St. Augustine's most popular hotels. Corner Carrera and Seville streets		Title: The Sea Wall St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused

Title: Ponce de Leon Lodge St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: A picturesque Spanish setting in America's oldest city provides resort activities for vacations and business group meetings. Challenging 18-hole championship golf course, putting green, tennis, cloverleaf pool and nearby beaches. Superb sightseeing in historic St. Augustine		Title: The Convent and Academy of the Sisters of St. Joseph St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Convent and Academy of the Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Augustine, Florida. The present building was erected in 1873 on the estate of Father O'Reilly, the Spanish priest who built the cathedral. His house still stands on the grounds and faces Hospital Stree

Title: Villa Flora St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1914 Dec-31 Description: St. Augustine's modern side, in its hotel and villa life, is the Newport of the South. The Villa Flora is credited with being the most beautiful residence in all St. Augustine. It sits amid a grove of handsome palmettos among tropical vegetation of every kind. Certainly descriptive of what the genial climate of Florida can do in the way of plant ornamentation		Title: Hotel Magnolia St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Accommodating 500 guests. Palmer & McDonell, Props

Title: Greetings From St. Augustine St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1911 May-27		Title: The Floridian Guest Home St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Mrs. V.D. Capo, Owner, 73 San Marco Ave. (U.S. 1) St. Augustine, Fla., 4 blocks north of Old City Gates...near points of interest, with or without private bath, tubs and showers, hot and cold running water in rooms, 24 hour service, locked garages for each room. Tel. 1671

Title: First Mass, Celebrated When Menendez Founded St. Augustine, Florida, Sept. 8, 1565 St. Augustine (FL), Linen Description: This picture is from a diorama located at the Shrine of Nuestra Senora de la Leche y Buen Parto at St. Augustine, Florida, depicting the landing of Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles, and the celebration of the first Holy Mass that was to begin the uninterrupted service of the Catholic Church in the present confines of the United States. This diorama was executed under the personal supervision of Roy A. Duer curteich-chicago		Title: St. Augustine Beach St. Augustine (FL), Linen PM 1960 Jul-20 Description: Claimed to be world's widest driving Beach -- 42 miles of Ocean Beachs -- which is unexcelled

Title: Giant Galapagos Tortoise at St. Augustine Alligator Farm St. Augustine (FL), Linen PM 1955 Sep-2 Description: The Giant Galapagos Tortoise, now almost extinct because of slaughtering by pirates, whalers and fishermen, is a survivor of the prehistoric ages. The St. Augustine Alligator Farm, on route #A1A, maintains one of the world's largest groups of living Galapagos tortoises. Here, under scientifically controlled conditions. The breeding of this species is being carried on successfully. These tortoises weigh up to 500 pounds, are vegetarian, and have a life span of several centuries		Title: Hotel Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Built 1885. One of the famous East Coast System hostelries. Spanish style of architecture. Cost $2,000,000; considered one of the finest hotels in the world. Has five acres of roof C.T. Art-Colortone

Title: Cathedral Place, Plaza and Public Market St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: At the foot of the Bridge of Lions on the left you see the Old Public Market, with the Plaza as its background and the famous towers of the Catholic Church. Ponce de Leon Hotel and the Exchange Bank building on the right Tichnor Bros. Inc		Title: Monterey Court St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: 16 Bay Street, VA 9-5194; Facing beautiful Matanzas Bay, in the heart of Historical St. Augustine. Located one half block from old Fort San Marcos. 33 Units, air-conditioned, hot water heat, free television. Beauty Rest and Englander mattresses, tile baths, tub and shower combinations. Outstanding restaurant adjacent. Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCallum Owner-Managed

Title: Hotel Ponce de Leon St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: The oldest city in the United States. The first great resort hotel of Florida's East Coast Hotel System, was started by Henry M. Flagler in 1885, completed in 1888, costing about two and a half million. Its Spanish Moorish buildings and magnificent grounds surrounding them cover about 13 acres of reclaimed land in the heart of the city. Royalty, Presidents and other famous personages have been its guests		Title: Hotel Marion St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Located on beautiful Matanzas Bay in St. Augustine, Florida. The Hotel with a home atmosphere. Guests enjoy the 18-hole golf course, delightful beaches, deep sea and pier fishing, as well as the historic sights in the oldest city in the U. S. Open all year Tichnor Bros. Inc

Title: Ponce de Leon Shopping Center, King Street St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Adjoining Historical Aviles Street to East and Trinity Episcopal Church on West		Title: Greetings From St. Augustine St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Series 60898 Oldest continuous settlement in the United States., scene of the landing of Ponce de Leon, cradle of American civilization. A City from its beginning to the present and once the only city in all this broad land

Title: The Roman Catholic Cathedral St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Catholic Cathedral of St. Augustine. Built in Moorish Spanish type of architecture 1797. Damaged by fire 1887. Restored and rededicated March 9, 1966. The original bells hang in the facade - one dating back to 1682 Koppel		Title: Old Jail St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: "The Old Jail" in the Oldest City in the U.S.A. where you'll find items that date back into the 1600's, is one of the most educational and interesting sites in St. Augustine, Florida

Title: Ponce de Leon Lodge and Country Club St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM Jan-23 Description: Ponce de Leon LODGE AND COUNTRY CLUB St. Augustine, Florida 32084 Spanish decor prevails throughout the Ponce de Leon located in America's oldest city. A picturesque 300-acre tropical resort offers challenging golf, tennis, world's largest cloverleaf pool and nearby beaches. Perfect for honeymooners, vacations, group business meetings. A FLAGLER SYSTEM RESORT		Title: Zorayda Castle St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Famous old Spanish Castle, inspired by renowned Alhambra of Granada, Spain. Houses fabulous treasures and secrets, amid Moorish splendor

Title: Cathedral Place, Plaza and Public Market St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: At the foot of the Bridge of Lions, on the left you see the Old Public Market, with the Plaza as its background and the famous towers of the Catholic Church. Ponce de Leon Hotel and the Exchange Bank building on the right		Title: Hotel Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Hotel Ponce de Leon, St. Augustine, Florida. The Oldest City in the United States. The first great resort hotel of Florida's East Coast Hotel System was started by Henry M. Flagler in 1885, completed in 1888, costing about two and a half million. Its Spanish Moorish buildings and magnificent grounds surrounding them cover about 13 acres of reclaimed land in the heart of the city. Royalty, Presidents and other famous personages have been its guests Tichnor Bros. Inc

Title: Treasury Street St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Treasury Street, St. Augustine,FLA. Narrowest in U. S., 6 Feet, 1 Inch. Used in Spanish period as a public highway		Title: Treasury Avenue St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back

Title: Hotel Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: The Ponce De Leon is one of the front hotels forming the famous Alameda group, and is named after the discoverer of Florida, who landed near where St. Augustine now is, on Easter Sunday 1512. The hotel is of Spanish architecture, built of shell concrete and accommodates over 1,000 guests. It is 520 feet long, faces 380 feet on the Alameda and covers nearly 4 acres. A turret rises 156 feet		Title: Post Office and Park St St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Post Office, showing Park and Fountain, one of the old Government buildings

Title: A-1-A Court St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: A beacon to guide you Watch for the lighthouse A-1-A Court 825 Anastasia Blvd. St. Augustine, Fla. 32084 Phone (904) 824-2834 One mile south of Bridge of Lions on A-1-A. Air-conditioned, heated and wall to wall carpeting. All rooms with color cable TV. Shuffleboard, horse shoes, children's playground, near beaches, restored area and Cross and Sword Drama in amphitheatre. Your hosts Fran and Joe Palermo ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED		Title: A-1-A Court St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: A beacon to guide you Watch for the lighthouse A-1-A Court 825 Anastasia Blvd. St. Augustine, Fla. 32084 Phone (904) 824-2834 One mile south of Bridge of Lions on A-1-A. Air-conditioned, heated and wall to wall carpeting. All rooms with color cable TV. Shuffleboard, horse shoes, children's playground, near beaches, restored area and Cross and Sword Drama in amphitheatre. Your hosts Fran and Joe Palermo ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED

Title: Ponce De Leon Shopping Center St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: King Street Adjoining Historical Aviles Street to East and Trinity Episcopal Church on West		Title: Ponce De Leon Shopping Center, King Street St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Ponce De Leon Shopping Center Adjoining Historic Aviles Street to East and Trinity Episcopal Church on West

Title: Hotel Ponce de Leon St. Augustine (FL), White Border PM 1930 Apr-12 Description: Built 1885. One of the famous East Coast System hostelries. Spanish style of architecture. Cost $2,000,000; considered one of the finest hotels in the world. Has five acres of roof		Title: The Bennett St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: Located on the Bay, three blocks from Post Office. Close to Old City Gates and Fort Marion, two of the most interesting relics of the Spanish rule in Florida. Everything Modern, New and Up-to-date. Elegant steam heated rooms with or without private baths. Electric elevators. Private sunny piazzas overlooking Bay and Ocean

Title: Rustic Bridge of Alcazar Hotel St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: The Alcazar Hotel, St. Augustine, Fla. Opposite the Ponce de Leon stands the Alcazar, preserving as does the entire group of palace hotels, the eclat of the Spanish occupancy of Florida. In both their architecture, furniture, and names. It was built as an annex to the Ponce de Leon, whose popularity was immediate and overwhelming. The special features of the Alcazar are its immense pools and dancing pavilions		Title: Court Yard, Hotel Ponce de Leon St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Feb-15

Title: Davis Shores Tourist Court St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: DAVIS SHORES TOURIST COURT Strictly Modern Heated Rooms and Apartments - Electrically Equipped - Private Baths, Centrally Located, Two Minutes Drive to Shopping Center or Ocean Beach, Bathing, Fishing and Golfing. On Florida Highway No. 140, St. Augustine, Florida Mr. & Mrs. Arthur H. McQuaig, Proprietors. Phone: 9109 AAA		Title: Old Watch Tower, Fort Marion St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused

Title: Old City Gate from Outside St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused		Title: Potter's Wax Museum St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: POTTER'S WAX MUSEUM The pages of history and legend come to life in Potter's Internationally famous Wax Museum at St. Augustine, Florida. Two hundred twenty-six magnificent figures of past and present history, Presidents, Queens, poets, composers, athletes, artists, all authentic life size sculptured re-creations of the men and women they represent. Lectured tours by personal guides. Open daily 8:30 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m

Title: St. Augustine Travelodge St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: 345 North San Marco Ave. Tel. VAlley 4-3321 Oldest city in U.S.A. Historical St. Augustine. 73 points of interst. Air-conditioned - Heated Secluded Swimming Pool - Room Phones - Free T.V. - Excellent Restaurant adjoining. Arrangements for Sightseeing. A Member of the World's Largest Network of Fine Motels		Title: Haley's Court St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Haley's Court 39 rooms, New and Modern, Efficiency Apartments with all Electric Kitchens, also Hotel Rooms, Fully Equipped and Furnished for Gracious Living. Some air-conditioned. Restaurant near by. One block from Surf Bathing, Fishing. 5 minutes from Historic St. Augustine Quiet--No Trucks--No Trains P. O. Box 1447--Telephone 9284 Mr. & Mrs. Newton T. Haley, Managing Owners

Title: Rector's of St. Augustine St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: World Renowned Seafood Restaurant Combination original sea food platters "cooked to the King's taste." Specializing in pompana en papillote and boullobaisse		Title: Monterey Court St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Monterey Motel American Express Cards BankAmericard The Diners' Club Monterey Court 16 Bay Street Phone 829-8854 Facing beautiful Matanzas Bay, in the heart of Historical St. Augustine. Located one block from Fort San Marcos. 33 Units. Air-conditioned, hot water, heat, free television, ample parking, Beauty Rest and Englander mattresses, tile baths, tub and shower combinations. Outstanding restaurant adjacent. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McClain - Owner Res. 829-2640

Title: Old World Shop St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Featuring unusual gifts from t he USA, Spain, Italy, Israel, Greece, England and Holylands. Located on sightseeing train route in Restoration area Koppel		Title: St. Augustine, Fla., Post Office Square St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM Jan-7

Title: Post Office St. Augustine (FL), Linen Description: On the Plaza de la Constitution, in the enter of the city, beside the Cathedral with its quaint Moorish belfry, stands the old Governor's Palace, now used as a post Office and Public Library. The building is a beautiful example of the Old Spanish architecture		Title: Hotel Bennett St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: The Bennett By-the-Sea Located on the bay, three blocks from post office, close to Castillo de San Marcos and City Gates, two of the most interesting relics of the Spanish rule in Florida. Strictly modern, new and up-to-date. Choice steam-heated rooms with or without private baths. Electric elevators. Private sunny terraces overlooking bay and ocean. James E. Brock; Proprietor-Manager Technor Bros

Title: Gatorland St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: 2 Miles north of St. Augustine, Florida on U. S. Highway No. 1. Continuous guided tours by efficient professional experts Dexter Press, Inc		Title: The Roman Catholic Cathedral St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: The Roman Catholic Cathedral St. Augustine, Florida General view of sanctuary in restored Cathedral of St. Augustine

Title: Trinity Espiscopal Church St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: On October 28, 1821 the Rev. Andrew Fowler came here from South Carolina to found an Episcopal Parish. The corner-stone of the Church was laid June 23, 1825. The bulding was opened for worship June 5, 1831, enlarged in 1890 and again in 1902		Title: Trinity Episcopal Church St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Trinity Episcopal Church, an unostentatios bit of English Gothic ecclesiastical architecture, stands at the corner of St. George and King Streets. The cornerstone was laid in June 1825 with portions of the original structure still standing. It is the oldest Episcopal Church erected in Florida Curt Teich & Co., Inc

Title: Howard's Seabreeze Court St. Augustine (FL), Linen PM 1952 Nov-7 Description: 208 Anastasia Boulevard, Davis Shores, US A1A, Telephone 1941-W, St. Augustine, FL, 10 Minutes to Beach, Beauty Rest Mattresses, Electric Kitchens		Title: Greetings from St. Augustine, Florida St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused

Title: Greetings from St. Augustine, Fla St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Oldest Wooden School House. Oldest Store Museum Tichnor Bros., Inc		Title: Plaza Hotel Potter's Wax Museum St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Series 165799 St. Augustine, Florida Nation's Oldest City The magnificent statue of Ponce De Leon, first citizen of St. Augustine and the discoverer of Florida in 1513, stands in the plaza opposite Potter's Wax Museum, the oldest museum of its kind in the United States. The museum features 243 figures of legendary and historical importance displayed in settings featuring many fine antiques; it is considered by experts to be the largest collection of fine wax sculpturing in North America

Title: Matanzas Bay Front St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Series 61241 Beautiful Bay Front, St. Augustine Florida. Sightseeing on beautiful Matanzas Bay Front overlooking Bridge of Lions		Title: Hotel Monson St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Series 71326 Delightfully located on Matanzas Bay, overlooking the Atlantic. Newest and most modern hotel in saint Augustine. Fire sprinkler system throughout. Excellent golf, bathing, fishing, boating and other sports. On U.S. 1 -- Fla. 4

Title: Hotel Bennett St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Series 71-N The Bennett By-the-Sea St. Augustine, Florida Located on the bay, three blocks from post office, close to Castillo de San Marcos and City Gates, two of the most interesting relics of the Spanish rule in Florida. Strictly modern, new, and up-to-date. Choice steam-heated rooms with or without private baths. Electric elevators. Private sunny terraces overlooking bay and ocean. James E. Brock Proprietor-Manager		Title: Hotel Alcazar St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: Series 504

Title: Swimming Pool Hotel Alcazar St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused		Title: Scottish Inn St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Series 167479 144 Rooms with Color TV, Swimming pool, Kiddie pool & playground. Full service restaurant. 1-95 & SR 16, St. Augustine, Fl. 32084, (904) 829-5643, 1-800-251-1962. Just minutes away from historical St. Augustine, the nation's oldest city

Title: Treasury St St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Narrowest in U. S. A.		Title: Greetings From The Sunny South St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Interior Of Fort Marion St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Old House, St. Francis Street St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: Series 3800

Title: Outer Court Hotel Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Sep-11 Description: Series G 15059		Title: Fountain Of Youth St. Augustine (FL), Linen PM Mar-17 Description: "The Fountain of Youth" at St. Augustine, Florida is the mecca of visitors from all parts of the world. According to tradition this bubbling foundation supposedly marks the exact spot where Ponce de Leon, the Spanish explorer, in search of this fabled "Fountain of Youth" first landed in the New World, April 2, 1513 and planted the cross (shown in the picture) taking possession in the pane of Spain.

Title: Court Of Lions Villa Zorayda St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Series 22316N One of the thousands of actual and varied exhibits occupying more than 22,000 square feet of floor space in the municipally-owned Lightner Museum of Hobbies, the only one of its kind in the world. Gift of O. C. Lightner, Chicago, Ill., publisher of Hobbies Magazine, to the city of St. Augustine, Florida.		Title: Skyline Overlooking Bridge Of Lions And Matanzas Bay St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Series 47N, 89872 Oldest City in the U. S. A

Title: Hotel Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Linen PM 1945 Feb-19 Description: Series 60875 The first great resort hotel of Florida's East Coast Hotel System, was started by Henry M. Flagler in 1885, completed in 1888, coasting about two and a half million. Its Spanish Moorish buildings and magnificent grounds surrounding them cover about 13 acres of reclaimed land in the heart of the city. Royalty Presidents, and other famous personages have been its guests.		Title: The Seawall Of St. Augustine St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Series 7481 Sea Wall of St. Augustine, Fla. It is nearly one mile in length and extends from the old Spanish Fort to the Government Barracks. The sea wall is about four feet wide and is built of coquina, upon the top of which rests large slabs of granite and affords a delightful promenade, especially on a moonlight evening—the stillness of the evening being broken by the continual roar of the ocean surf, greatly adding to the romance.

Title: Hotel Magnolia St. Augustine (FL), White Border PM 1921 Mar-07 Description: Series R-58650 Hotel Magnolia, strictly first class family hotel accommodating 400 guests.		Title: The Monson House St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: Series R-56821 All Rooms have running Hot and Cold Water, Steam Heat, Electric Lights, and an Unobstructed view of Bay and Ocean. House Fly-Screened Throughout.

Title: The Buckingham St. Augustine (FL), White Border PM 1930 Apr-13 Description: Series 121294 Best location in the city, directly opposite the Alcazar and Ponce de Leon Hotels. Modern in all appointments, beautiful grounds, large verandas and sun parlors. Hospitality and comfort at reasonable rates.		Title: Hotel Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: Series 5793 Built in 1885. One of the famous East Coast System hostelries. Spanish style of architecture. Cost $2,000,000, and is considered one of the finest hotels in the world. Has five acres of roof.

Title: Hotel Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: Built 1885. One of the famous East Coast System hostelries. Spanish style of architecture. Cost $2,000,000; considered one of the finest hotels in the world. Has five acres of roof.		Title: Flagler College St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Series 106913 4 years liberal arts college for girls. Built originally by Henry M. Flagler in 1888 as the Ponce de Leon Hotel

Title: Roscoe's Restaurant, Highway U. S. 1 St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1959 Mar-20 Description: Series CL-7814 Open 6 A. M. till 9:30 P. M. (Closed Saturdays Featuring Charcoal Broiled Steaks & Chops and a variety of Fresh Caught Seafoods, all cooked to your order. "Nation's Best Pies Baked In Our Own Kitchens" Your Hosts — Roscoe & Ethel Kyle		Title: The Sea Wall St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1912 May-06

Title: Great Cross St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Series 33074 These two monuments, the 208-foot stainless steel "Great Cross" (left) and the Prince of Peace Church (right) were erected on the grounds of tine. Florida, in observance of the mission's 400th anniversary (1565-1965). The Mission is the birthplace of Christianity in the United States		Title: Believe It Or Not Ripley Museum St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Series FNC-3013 Home of the famous Robert L. Ripley collection of oddities and curiosities in Saint Augustine's famous Castle Warden. The Ripley Museum, located in the heart of Saint Augustine, is fast becoming one of Florida's foremost attractions Tourist Attractions

Title: Eddys Caravan Restaurant, 2500 Ponce De Leon Blvd St St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: Series R28579 Famous for Charcoal Broiled Steaks, Shish Kabob, Prime Rib of Beef and Outstanding Fresh Florida Sea Food.		Title: Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: A picturesque Spanish setting in America's oldest city provides resort activities for vacations and business group meetings. Challenging 18-hole golf course, putting green, tennis, lawn bowling, clover-leaf pool and nearby beaches. Superb sightseeing in historic St. Augustine.

Title: Thrift Village Court & Cottages, Post Office Box 1119 St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1959 Oct-03 Description: Modern — Air Conditioned — Central Heating — Restaurants Surf Swimming — Fishing - Theatres — Television — Golfing Single Rooms or Units with Kitchenettes Inquiries from Vacationists Invited		Title: Trave Lodge, 345 North San Marco Ave St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1963 Aug-07 Description: Oldest city in U. S. A. Historical St. Augustine. 73 points of interest. Air Conditioned - Heated Secluded Swimming Pool - Room Phones - Free T.V. - Excellent Restaurant adjoining. Arrangements for Sightseeing

Title: Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Continental Chrome unused Description: Resort and Convention Center		Title: Linda Vista Court, A1A Highway 12 Anastasia Blvd St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: St. Augustine's Newest and Most Modern Court. Centrally located - Beauty - Rest Mattresses - cross ventilation - all tile showers - electric kitchenettes available - panel ray heat air Conditioned. Best restaurants within walking distance. Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Crocker, Managers.

Title: St. Augustine Alligator And Ostrich Farm St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Original St. Augustine Ostrich-Alligator Farm and Museum of Marine Curiosities. More than 6,000 live alligators and ostriches, largest collection in the world. Located near the lighthouse in a tropical jungle.		Title: Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1971 Aug-29 Description: Spanish décor prevails throughout the Ponce de Leon located in America's oldest city. A picturesque 300-acre tropical resort offers challenging golf, tennis. world's largest cloverleaf pool and nearby beaches. Perfect for honeymooners, vacations, group business meetings.

Title: Palms Congress Inn & Restaurant, 137 San Marco Avenue St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1962 Feb-06 Description: Over 100 rooms, St. Augustine's largest and finest Centrally located in historic area … 72 attractions within walking distance. Heated pool … Spacious children's playground T.V. Telephones .. Tub/Shower .. Carpet Quiet, no trucks or trains. Comfort without extravagance Free Reservations.. Telephone Valley 9-3407 TWX Fla 345.		Title: The Flute Tojetti's Cupids In The Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Series 7153

Title: The Rabbit Tojetti's Cupids In The Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Series 7154		Title: Tojetti's Frescoes In The Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Series 5731

Title: Tojetti's Frescoes In The Ponce De Leon St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Series 5730		Title: Historical Headress Collection St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-685 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: Rogers Group Of Statuettes St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-656 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Edison Photograph St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-680 Lightner Museum of Hobbies. Brass plate reads To William H. Taft with best wishes of Thomas A. Edison

Title: Rota Churchill's Lion St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-683 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Section Of Stamp Collection St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-681 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: Trivets Collection St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-675 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Quilts And Coverlets St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-672 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: Salt And Pepper Shakers St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-653 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Section Of Button Collection St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-615 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: Miniature Replicas Of Famous Thrones St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-686 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Music Room St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-651 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: Ponce Deleon Hotel St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-558 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Crochet Display St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-673 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: Doll Hat Collection St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-684 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Garman Rathskeller Band St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-618 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: The Violin Virtuoso St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-621 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Cigar Store Indian St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-681 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: Tobacco Jars St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-682 Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Watch Fobs St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Series 2-D-655 Lightner Museum of Hobbies

Title: John Rogers Statuettes St. Augustine (FL), Real Photo unused Description: Rip Van Winkle Before Rip Van Winkle After. John Rogers Statuettes - Two of the many on display at Lightner Museum of Hobbies		Title: Spanish Cabinet St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: One of the thousands of actual and varied exhibits occupying more than 22,000 square feet of floor space in the municipally-owned Lightner Museum of Hobbies, the only one of its kind in the world. Gift of O.C. Lightner, Chicago, Ill., publisher of Hobbies Magazine, to the city of St. Augustine, Florida.

Title: The Famed Crystal Room St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: One of the thousands of actual and varied exhibits occupying more than 22,000 square feet of floor space in the municipally-owned Lightner Museum of Hobbies, the only one of its kind in the world. Gift of O.C. Lightner, Chicago, Ill., publisher of Hobbies Magazine, to the city of St. Augustine, Florida.		Title: Old Slave Market St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Sea Wall St. Augustine (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: The Old Spanish Inn St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: "One of the oldest and most interesting buildings in America's oldest and most interesting city." This charming old building, which dates back to the days when Florida had a Spanish King and Queen, has been restored and now is an Exhibition Building, furnished again with quaint period furnishings brought from Spain. It is located on historic St. George Street, near the old City Gates.

Title: Old City Gates St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: The present City Gates were built about 1804, and were part of an older wall that surrounded the ancient city for protection. The drawbridge leading to the gates was raised at sundown in the early days and late comers were forced to obtain special permission to enter.		Title: Garden Of Ponce De Leon Hotel St. Augustine (FL), Chrome unused Description: View over the magnificent gardens of fabulous Ponce de Leon Hotel built by Henry M. Flagler. He sent Carrere and Hastings to Spain to study architecture there, to design this Hotel.

Title: Treasury Street St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: Narrowest in U. S., 6 feet, 1 inch. Used in Spanish period as a public highway. The Veddes building on the right is probably the oldest in the city.		Title: Anastasia Light House St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: This light house replaces old Spanish Light House that was washed away by the sea

Title: The Plaza St. Augustine (FL), White Border unused Description: The Plaza, showing the Cathedral. The Spanish monument erected in 1812, the new band stand and in the background the Confederate monument.		Title: Watch Tower, Fort Marion St. Augustine (FL), White Border PM 1922 Oct-04 Description: Commanding a view of approach by both land and sea

Title: Fort Marion St. Augustine (FL), White Border PM 1922 Oct-16 Description: Approach to Fort Marion. Showing the Barbadian on left with bridge over moat to entrance. In the distance may be seen Anastesia Island and the Light House		Title: Entrance To Fort Marion St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM Jan-29 Description: Old Fort marion, Originally built in 1565 it was destroyed in 1586 by Sir Francis Drake, the present fort was finished in 1756.

Title: St. George Hotel And St George Street St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back PM 1915 Jun-23		Title: St. Joseph's Old Spanish Cathedral St. Augustine (FL), Divided Back unused Description: Erected by the Spaniards in 1791; enlarged 1890. One of the bells bears the date of 1682. There are two sets of chimes, one of which is modern.

Title: Hispanic Garden St. Augustine (FL), Chrome PM 1979 May-17 Description: In the heart of the restoration area, this garden symbolizes a bond between Spain, the mother country, and her colonies. It was made possible by donations and state Garden Club members.		Title: Ponce De Leon Shopping Center, King Street St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Ponce De Leon Shopping Center Adjoining Historical Aviles Street to East and Trinity Episcopal church on West

Title: Ponce De Leon Statue, Anderson Circle St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Monument to Ponce de Leon, Discoverer of Florida, erected by Dr. Andrew Anderson, unveiled November in San Juan, Porto Rico.		Title: Young Three Year Old Baby Alligators, Casper's Gartor Jungle St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Many thousand of rare birds, ostriches, crocodiles and reptiles. Varieties of Merchandise, Shoes and Souvenirs. Visit Casper's Gator Jungle 2 miles North of St. Augustine, Florida on U. S. Highway No. 1.

Title: Castillo De San Marcos National Monument And Matanzas Bay St. Augustine (FL), Linen PM 1949 Sep-21 Description: This fort was built by the Spaniards in the years following 1672. It is now the oldest existing fortification in the United States. Over it have flown the flags of Spain, Great Britain, the confederacy and the united States.		Title: Section Of The Dolls Exhibit In The Lightner Museum St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: One of the thousands of actual and varied exhibits occupying more than 22,000 square feet of floor space in the municipally-owned Lightner Museum of Hobbies, the only one of its kind in the world. Gift of O. C. Lightner, Chicago, Ill., publisher of Hobbies Magazine, to the city of St. Augustine, Florida.

Title: Court Yard St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Castillo De San Marcos		Title: Hotel Bennett St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Located on the bay, three blocks from post Office, close to Castillo de San Marcos and City Gates, two of the most interesting relics of the Spanish rule in Florida. Strictly modern, new, and up-to-date. Choice steam-heated rooms with or without private baths. Electric elevators. Private sunny terraces overlooking bay and ocean.

Title: Garden At The Oldest School House St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: The Oldest City in the United States. The old wooden schoolhouse, under three flags stands on quaint old St. George Street, just within the old city Gates. As evidence a Spanish Map of 1788 shows this red cedar house in fair condition. It is being used in recent exhibitions as contrast to the most modern types of school administration.		Title: Old Cathedral St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: A Vista of unusual beauty - The Roman Catholic Cathedral by Night. Built in the Moorish type of architecture, it was dedicated December 8th, 1796. Partially destroyed by fire in 1887, it was rebuilt extending the North wall and lengthening the arms of the Cross. The original chimes still hang in the facade, one bears the date 1682. The campanile was built in 1888 and contains the new Peal of Bells.

Title: Nuestra Senora De La Leche St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: The Shrine of Nuestra Senora de la Leche is the Oldest Mission in the United States. Now the National Shrine of Motherhood, it stands on the site of our country's First Mass, September 8, 1565. Open to all.		Title: Indian Burial Ground, Fountian Of Youth Park St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: The Oldest city in the United States. On April 13th, 1934 while preparing to set out full grown orange trees, workmen came in contact with human bones. The Smithsonian Institute at Washington was immediately notified. They sent Dr. M. W. Sterling, head of the Department of Ethnology, under who supervision the excavations were made. In his report he stats that in has opinion these skeletons were part of an ancient Burial ground, made during the early mission and military period of the Spanish regime which dates after St. Augustine was established in 1565. There are over one hundred skeletons exposed in the exact positions as they were found, housed in an appropriate building of Indian Communal design. Archaeologist say that there are thousands of Indian Skeletons buried on this location.

Title: United States Post Office St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: The Oldest City in the United States. This building was rebuilt by the United States Government at an approximate cost of over $200,000.00. It follows the architecture of the original building that was formerly used as the Spanish Governor General's Palace. The east wall still remaining as part of the present building was constructed by Gonzalo Mendez de Canzo, 1597 - 1603. Purchased by the King of Spain in 1603 as a dwelling for the Governor of Florida; at a cost of 1000 ducats; from that time on it was officially recognized and known as the Governor's mansion. Under Spanish flag, over 200 years, under British flag 20 years, under American flag since July 10th, 1821.		Title: Potter's Wax Museum St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Biblical figures displayed at Potter's Wax Museum. Figures sown on this card are - Abraham, Moses, Solomon and Ruth.

Title: Old Spanish Quarter, Aviles Street St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Aviles Street, where there is much of the old world atmosphere, showing overhanging balconies. Old house of don Toledo in foreground. The artist's mecca for Florida.		Title: Old Cathedral St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Oldest Roman Catholic Church in the U. S. Built 1793-97. the disastrous fire of 1887 left little of this old building besides the walls. Restored in 1888 when tower was added. The altars are of fine Carrara marble. Located on the Plaza

Title: Hotel Bennett St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Located on the bay, three blocks from post office, close to Castillo de San Marcos and City Gates, two of the most interesting relics of the Spanish rule in Florida. Strictly modern, new, and up-to-date. Choice steam-heated rooms with or without private baths. Electric elevators. Private sunny terraces overlooking bay and ocean.		Title: Hotel Monson St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Delightfully located on Matanzas Bay, overlooking the Atlantic. Newest and most modern hotel in Saint Augustine. Fire sprinkler system throughout. Excellent golf, bathing, fishing, boating and other sports. On U. S. 1-Fla. 4.

Title: Explore St. Augustine St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: One of the Largest and Oldest Live Oak Trees in St. Augustine. Estimated to be 450 years old, a Land Mark. The million Dollar Live Oak Tree above in the center of the Court should be seen by everyone interested in the natural beauty of St. Augustine. Office, Palms Motor Court, Where a courteous attendant awaits you. St. Augustine's leading Motor Court, 137 San Marco Ave. Visit our many attractions, enjoy the good food served at many nice places to eat, while relaxing and enjoying a comfortable rest at, Palms Motor Court, centrally located in the City, only 5 blocks north of, Castillo de San Marcos; National Monument, directly across street from. Fountain of Youth, 2 blocks from La leche Shrine. The Oldest House (under 4 flags), Old Wooden School House, Slave market, Old Spanish Treasury, Curiosity Shop, Lightner Museum, Villa Zoraydo, Ripley's "Believe it or not" Museum, etc. are in walking distance. The Ostrich Farm north of City. The St. Augustine Alligator Farm on the road to St. Augustine Beach and Marine Studios. The well landscape grounds of the Palms with shade trees makes this modern motor court one of the stops that you will enjoy and appreciate adding to the enjoyment of your vacation.		Title: Charlotte Street Of Olden Days St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: In every period of the city, Spanish, English, Spanish again, and American, Charlotte Street played an important. Part in historic and civic events. It picturesque buildings and homes sheltered influential business and descendants of early settlers.

Title: Castillo De San Marcos National Monument And Matanzas Bay St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: This fort was built by the Spaniards in the years following 1672. It is now the oldest existing fortification in the United States. Over it have flown the flags of Spain, Great Britain, the confederacy and the united States.		Title: Take A Boat Ride St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: Conducted Scenic and Historical Cruise of St. Augustine Waterfront and beautiful Matanzas Bay, featuring 75 Points of Interest, aboard the 64 ft. Pleasure-boat "Victory II". This trip shows: National's Oldest City from North, South, East and West; Matanzas Bay, North river, San Sebastian River and Atlantic Ocean; Five Islands and Two Inlets; Castillo de San Marcos; Oyster beds and Salt Marshes; Wild Sea-Fowl and Porpoises; Numerous Waterfront Hotels and Homes, and other Points of Interest. Cruises start from Usina's Bay St. dock near Fort, where Fares and Schedules may be found. For further information Phone 1819-J or write Capt. Francis E. Usina, Box 301, St. Augustine, Fla.

Title: Ostrich Alligator Farm St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: St. Augustine Alligator-Ostrich Farm - Containing over 6,000 Alligators. The largest collection in the world. On the Ocean Shore Highway. Reached by auto or bus.		Title: Post Office St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: On the Plaza de la Constitution, in the center of the city, beside the Cathedral with its quaint Moorish belfry, stands the old Governor's Palace, now used as a Post Office and Public Library. The building is a beautiful example of the Old Spanish architecture.

Title: The Famed Crystal Room In The Lightner Museum Of Hobbies St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: One of the thousands of actual and varied exhibits occupying more than 22,000 square feet of floor space in the municipally-owned Lightner Museum of Hobbies, the only one of its kind in the world. Gift of O. C. Lightner, Chicago, Ill., publisher of Hobbies Magazine, to the city of St. Augustine, Florida.		Title: Bridge Of Lions At Twilight St. Augustine (FL), Linen unused Description: The million dollar Bridge of Lions, erected by the people of St. Augustine, connects the quaint old city with Anastasia Island and St. Augustine Beach, a fifteen mile stretch of driving san, 300 feet wide, the finest in the world.

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