From the Florida Division of Historic Resources:
St. Augustine ST. AUGUSTINE CIVIC CENTER 10 Castillo Drive. 1935. Mission Revival. One story. Designed by locally prominent architect Frederick Henderich, the building was constructed using funds granted by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA). The structure is a good example of the Mission Revival Style applied to a civic building and developed during the New Deal. The 1935 civic enter has the distinction of being the last major coquina building constructed in St. Augustine. Public-local. NR 2005
The following information is from the
Florida Memory website:
"Beautiful new $68,000 civic center building and auditorium, built by CWA project which will accommodate over 700. Made of coquina rock and located on San Marco Lot facing Fort Marion Reservation. 27 shuffleboard courts, 7 tennis courts, croquet, ball diamond and football grounds."