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430 West Venice Avenue Venice, Fl

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430 E. Venice Avenue Venice, Florida  Current Tenant Big Boy Bail Bonds  Note the Glazed Tile Step

This is a one story concrete block building.  It was constructed in 1952.  A prior tenant was Venitian tv Tile.  The glazed tile steps.at each.door are a remnant of this company.

Big Boys Bailbonds


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View of the 430 E. Venice Avenue Building

430 E. Venice Avenue Building

430 E. Venice Avenue Building Current tenant Bikes and Brew  Notice the Glazed Tile Step

430 E. Venice Avenue

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Seaboard Office Park 312 East Venice Avenue Venice, Florida

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Seaboard Office Park

Seaboard Office Park

Seaboard Office Park  

Individual Warehouses

Individual Warehouses

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This building was constructed in 1956 as a show room for Venice Lumbar Company.   It was built of stucco covered concrete blocks and brick.  There is a shallow gable roof.   Front facade has large areas of fixed plate glass.   It is currently used as Seaboard Office Park

San Marco Hotel 238 W. Tampa Avenue Venice, Florida

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Hotel San Marco

Hotel San Marco

Hotel San Marco

Hotel San Marco

Plaque Hotel Marco

Hotel San Marco

Hotel San Marco

Hotel San Marco

Hotel San Marco  Salon and Rejuvenate Massage; Compass Property Management; O’Reilly Chiropractic

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O’Reilly Chiropractic; Bridges; Tri Health CBD

Artisan Chic

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 Rental Company of Venice; Facials by Suzanne

Island Touch  Massage

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Shell State Realty; Lash and Polish; Olive Press of Venice

Cote France Restaurant

   The Hotel San Marco was commissioned by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Construction was completed in 1926. Costs were $300,00. Style is Mediterranean Revival.  The building is a 3 story structure built with concrete block reinforced with steel.  The blocks are stucco covered.  The roof is red tile.  The concrete blocks and red tile were produced locally.      When it opened, it had 92 rooms and 13 retail shops on the first floor.  The building was unused after 1928 due to financial down fall.  It remained empty until 1932.      It reopened as part of the winter campus of KMI Institute. From January to Easter, cadets were quartered in the upper two floors and the classrooms were on the first floor.  KMI operated at this site until 1970.