Alcazar Hotel - St. Augustine, FL - Photos Then and Now on Waymarking.com

The former Alcazar Hotel, commissioned by Henry M. Flagler to appeal to wealthy tourists who traveled there on his railroad, and built in 1887 in the Spanish Renaissance style, now houses the Lightner Museum and the St. Augustine City Hall. The building was designed by architects Carrère and Hastings, who also designed the Ponce de León Hotel across the street (now part of Flagler College). Both buildings are notable as being among the earliest examples of poured concrete buildings in the world. These architects later designed the New York Public Library and the U.S. Senate office building.

Year photo was taken: 1950

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