The Avon Theater opened in November 28, 1916.  It was a single screen operation. It was very elaborate. Unlike.other theaters, it was a film only operation.

     It had a very large screen, fancy plaster work , a sculpture and unusual light fixture.

     In the 1950’s, the theater was considered outdated and also at this time a portion of ceiling collapsed.  It underwent a awful remodeling eliminated many of its unique features.  A large screen obscured the.original one and the orchestra pit.

     The theater underwent a continuing decline.  It was closed by its owner Kerasote chain in 1986.  It was reopened briefly in 1993. It closed again in less than a year.  It stood empty for 6 years.  It was restored and reopened  in 1999.  It screened art and foreign films.  For.its last.few years.of operation it operated as a triplex.  It finally closed in 2025.

     This historic railroad station was built in.1926. It was built for the Tampa and Gulf railroad.which was an affiliate of the Seaboard Airline Railroad.  This railroad was the second to enter Saint Petersburg.  The building operated as a office building and warehouse.

     The building style is masonry vernacular.  Meanwhile the Tampa and Gulf was fully integrated into the Seaboard Airline Railroad in 1927.  The building continued as a freight depot until 1967

     In 2000, the building underwent a complete restoration.

     It currently is occupied by Morean Center for Clay.

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     It was built in 1963.  It has 1759 square feet of space.  The lot measures 10,007 Sq feet

     It features 2 bedrooms and 1 Bath.  1091 Square feet.  Lot is 9862 square feet.  It was built in 1963

     This bridge opened in 1932.  It was designed and built by Dorman Long.It is 134.4 m in height.  48.8 m in width. Total length is 1,140 m   It is a steel through arch bridge.  It spans Sydney Harbour from the Central Business District to North Shore.  It carries Bradfield Hwy, Cahill Expressway and the North Shore Rail Line, a foot path, and a cycle way.