




Eagle’s Nest Siesta Key
The Avery Road Galien River Bridge is a bridge that carries Avery Road over the Galien River near New Troy, MI. The construction date is not certain but is estimated in the 1920’s. The bridge was built by Michigan State Highway Department using Marshall and Sons. The bridge was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on December 17, 1999.
Design was curved chord through girder
Total length was 60 feet
Width 25.7 feet
Largest span was 57


Avery Galien River Bridge
The Avalon Regal Theatre is currently undergoing a multiyear restoration supported by a new $249,500 Chicago Adopt a Landmark Grant for critical masonry and tower.repair, with.Grand Hall.reopening targeted for 2027/and full venue in.2028 activation.
The city of Chicago has recommended the Avalon.Regal Theatre for $249,500 in Adopt A.Landmark funding ,its first major public investment since.the building was purchased in 2014.
The grant will fund:
Critical Masonry Repairs
Rebuilding the exposed brick substructure of that tower
Selective remova/resetting of displaced masonry and isolated repointing
Temporary Stabilization of vunerable.areas
Front Facade Repair

Avalon Regal Theatre

Avalon.Regal Theater

Avalon Regal Theatre

LeBarge

LeBarge Boat

Former Home Beth Midler

AMC Sarasota Square Theatre 6 East
The AMC Sarasota Square 6 opened in 1983 at 8027 Geneva Road Sarasota. It was a second 6 screens complex in the Sarasota Square Mall.
The Sarasota Square Mall opened in 1977 with a small six screen theater in the mall. In 1983, the AMC built a second six screen in a separate building on the north east corner of the mall property. It was named Sarasota Square East. The original theater was renamed the Sarasota Square 6 west..
With the addition of the east theater, the mall offered 12 screens making it one of the regions largest movie destination in the 1980’s.
Core building specifications. Sarasota Square 6 East
Screen Count 6
Total capacity 1,414 seats
Average 205 seats per auditorium
Building Sarasota Square 6 East
Stand alone single story cinema structure
Opening year 1983 as second AMC theater on the mall ground
Likely included
Central lobby with concession area
Six auditoriums arranged in 2 rows or a branching hallway
35 mm projectors across all screens
Parking on mall parcel

Same as above
AMC opened a new 12 screen theater between Dillards and J.C. Penneys on 12/20/2006 The AMC Sarasota east and west were closed

Roberts Bay Critical Wildlife Area
Roberts Bay CWA consists of several small spoil islands in the Intracoastal Waterway, just east of Siesta Key , Sarasota County. The island are mangrove-vegetated and surrounded by seagrass meadows, protected from boat wake erosion by a Sarasota County Breakwater.
Wildlife and Conversation Importance
The site supports a diverse water bird colony, with focal species including:
Roseate spoonbill
Reddish egret
Tricolored heron, great egret, great blue heroin
Brown pelican, double crested coloring
Hundreds of birds roost on the islands nightly and the colony has historically supported 13 species. The area is critical for breeding, feeding and resting, and disturbance can expose eggs and chicks to predators and environmenal hazards.

Roberts Bay Critical Wildlife Area

Roberts Bay Critical Wildlife Area

Same as above


Stickney Point Bridge

Stickney Point Bridge

Stickney Point Bridge
Stickney Point Bridge is a bascule moveable draw bridge. It carries state road 72 across the Intracoastal Waterway at mile marker 68.5 connecting Sarasota to the south end of Siesta Key.
The bridge was built in 1968. It is metal variable deck girder movable double leaf vascular type and approach spans. There are pre-stressed concrete stringers
Measurements are:
Length 564 feet
Main span 117 feet
Roadway is 117 feet
The bridge is currently underground a rehab project

Stickney Point Bridge
