Der Ball beendet seine Reise an der First Congregation Sons of Israel. Diese Runde findet in St. Augustine statt, wo die Karte die reale Stadt ist und das Spiel auf ihren tatsächlichen Straßen gespielt wird. Echte Sehenswürdigkeiten wie das Castillo de San Marcos sind die Grundlage für die einzelnen Löcher. Skip ist ein lokaler Führer, der hier jeden Bürgersteig kennt. Es handelt sich um eine vollständige 18-Loch-Runde mit einem Par von 53, die eine Strecke von 6,7 Meilen umfasst.
Look closely at the Romanesque Revival architecture of the Old Jail Museum in St. Augustine. This prison museum is located at 167 San Marco Avenue and was formerly the St. Johns County Jail. It is a National Register of Historic Places listed place, having been added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on August 27, 1987. I've found the stone walls here make for some very sturdy perches, though the atmosphere inside is a bit more somber than the sunny streets outside. It is a striking example of how old civic buildings can transition into museums.
Franklin W. Smith built Villa Zorayda in 1883 to be his winter home. Located at 83 King Street in St. Augustine, Florida, this house is an example of Moorish Revival architecture. The design was inspired by the 12th-century Moorish Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain. In 1913, Abraham Mussallem purchased the building along with part of Franklin Smith's art and antique collection. Today, the Villa Zorayda Museum remains owned by the Mussallem family. I've noticed the intricate details on the walls always make for a great bank shot.
Let me show you the Lightner Museum. This museum of antiques is housed within the historic Hotel Alcazar building, which was built in 1887. You can pick out the Mediterranean Revival architecture style designed by Carrère and Hastings, which gives the structure its distinct look. It is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. I find the building's scale impressive, even from a bird's eye view, though I usually spend my time admiring the ledges. It is a great place to see how a grand hotel can transition into a home for historical treasures.
Let me show you the Father Miguel O'Reilly House Museum. This historic house museum is located at 131 Aviles Street in St. Augustine, Florida. You can pick out its place in national history, as it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is also known as the House of Don Lorenzo de Leon. I have always found that these old walls have a way of making the city feel much smaller and more intimate, which is a nice break from the noise of the busier streets.
Let me show you the Saint Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum. This is a museum dedicated to pirate artifacts, and it is located in St. Augustine. It was founded in 2005 to provide a space where these specific historical items could be displayed for the public. If you enjoy history, you can pick out various items from the golden age of piracy here. I have noticed that the crowds usually have a lot of energy when they walk through the doors, which makes the atmosphere feel quite lively for everyone visiting the exhibits.
The Spanish Military Hospital Museum is a museum located at 3 Aviles Street in St. Augustine, Florida. It focuses on medical practices of the Second Spanish Period, which lasted from 1784 to 1821. When you visit, you can take tours that include a medicinal herb garden as well as demonstrations of an apothecary and surgery. I've found the street traffic here makes for a lively atmosphere. The museum is open seven days a week from 9 am to 5 pm.
Let me show you the Castillo de San Marcos. This site is a National Register of Historic Places listed place that later became a National Monument of the United States. It has a long history, but its current chapter began with an inception in 1924. Today, it functions as a history museum and a National Park System unit. You can pick out the scale of its popularity by the 235,277 annual visitors who come to walk the grounds. I've noticed the crowds can get quite thick, which makes for some very interesting people-watching from the ramparts.
Betrachten Sie den Stil der spanischen Kolonialrenaissance dieses Gebäudes. Dies ist die Kathedrale Basilika von St. Augustine, eine katholische Kathedrale, die sich in der Cathedral Place 38 zwischen Charlotte Street und St. George Street befindet. Sie ist ein National Historic Landmark und ein im National Register of Historic Places eingetragenes Denkmal. Während die derzeitige Struktur zwischen 1793 und 1797 erbaut wurde, wurde die Gemeinde im Jahr 1565 gegründet. Heute ist das Gebäude weiterhin Sitz des katholischen Bischofs von St. Augustine. Es wurde am 15. April 1970 zum U.S. National Historic Landmark erklärt.
Die Memorial Presbyterian Church befindet sich in der 32 Sevilla Street und ist ein Kirchengebäude in St. Augustine, Florida. Henry Morrison Flagler erbaute das Gebäude im Jahr 1889. Dieser Ort wurde dem Andenken an Jennie Louise Benedict gewidmet, die im März 1889 starb. Besucher können die Ergebnisse von Flaglers Bau und die Widmung an Benedict in diesem historischen Raum besichtigen.