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| Seagate on Sarasota Bay |
Placed on the National Register of Historic Place in 1982 and purchased for renovation by our county, which operates it as a meeting, conference and event venue. Last year there were more than 150 weddings here and it is leased for parties and events for up to 400 people.
Rarely open to the public, it was open by reservation only on each Wed. in the month of March in celebration of our Historical Events each year.
I will tell you more about Powel Crosley the inventor in another post.
Very pretty. What a treat to get to see this. 1929 was the year mama was born.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful home. I love tile roofs.
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
I like the carriage house and the architectural style. Looking forward to more about Crosley the inventor.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscaping here, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Did you mean to say 11,000 sq ft? Trying to picture 21 rooms in 1100!!! ha! ha! Look forward to more of the history lesson!
ReplyDeleteOld Florida beautiful!!
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Bonnie
That is just incredible! I wouldn't mind walking through it!!! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat was just beautiful! I loved it.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, what a gorgeous building! I'd love to tour it.
ReplyDeleteglad they're using it for events, etc.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very grand estate... A lotof rooms to clean though :) Looking forward to seeing more!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if they got food stamps? Nice place!
ReplyDeleteWhen I think of classical Florida residences images like these here spring in my mind. Lovely warm photos!
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Mersad Donko Photography
Looks beautiful and sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful place Sandra, thanks for sharing. I'd love to walk through this place. Glad you were able to get a ticket.
ReplyDeleteA grand old house.
ReplyDeleteI could live there :)
ReplyDeleteI'm with Dee, I could live there too. I'm pretty sure there's plenty of room for both of us there...lol
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous house. I wouldn't mind living in a place like that as long as I didn't have to clean those 10 bathrooms. LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe name Crosley is very familiar, can't wait to hear more about his inventions.
It's beautiful and I can't imagine living in a house that big, but I'd give it my best shot if I had a chance! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely. Looking forward to more information on this beautiful piece of property!
ReplyDeletethat is an amazing place, sandra. i'd love to walk through this grand house. thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteThats a beautiful estate, gorgeous house. And all the trees around it. Like an oas. Thank you for sharing a little bit of history around it
ReplyDeleteWow, that is beautiful. I am amazed at how clean everything looks there in Florida. Is it like that all over
ReplyDeleteFlorida or just around your area? It just looks so fresh and clean in the places you post pictures of. Hugs
Enjoyable series. You are an excellent digital tour guide!
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