This house was one of the original large residences planned in 1925. The style is Mediterranean Revival.
The house is two stories. Exterior is stucco. The roof is gable hip. There are 5 bedrooms and 3 baths. Square footage is 4,911. The home was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on 8/17/1989
1 Megalodon Shark at Gazebo Centennial Park Venice, Fl
As a celebration of its 20th anniversary, the Gulf Coast Community Foundation developed a permanent interactive public art installation.
2 Tiger Shark 110 Nokomis Ave Michael Saunders and Co.
This exhibit consisted of 10 bronze 10 inch bronze sculptures. Each of these were one of native shark species both living and prehistoric. These are located throughout the Venice downtown area. The sculptures were created by artists at Sarasota Bronzart Foundry.
Clues to location of the sharks
3 Not here
Lemon Shark 4 238 Tampa Ave
Bull Shark 5. 310 W. Venice Avenue Four thought Private Wealth
Sandbar Shark 6. 303 W. Venice Avenue
Hammerhead Shark 7. 237 West Venice Ave
Nurse Shark 8. 312 Miami Ave W First Baptist Church
Bonnet Head Shark 9. Intersection Miami Ave W., Ponce De Leon and Nokomis
Black Tip Shark 10 141 W. Venice Ave Sun Bug Boutique
The Blalock House is one of the original medium sized houses built in 1926 in Venice, Fl. It was built by the union the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
The house has areas of one story and 2 story. The exterior is stucco. The roof is tile. The style is Mediterranean Revival.
This house was built approximately in 1925. It is two stories. Exterior walls are textured stucco over clay tile. Style is Mediterranean Revival. It is one of the original medium sized houses built by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Venice Florida has four pocket parks: Milan Nolen Greens, Granada Nolen Greens, Harbor Nolen Greens and Madrid Nolen Greens. These parks are hidden away on small plots of land between and behind buildings. Each park is distinctive.
The access to each of the pocket parks is on terra cotta posts
