Cordova Hotel

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The Cordova Hotel was a grand, historic luxury hotel in St. Augustine, Florida, developed in the late 19th century as part of Henry Flagler’s resort and railroad empire.

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instanceOf historic hotel
hotel
luxury hotel
architecturalStyle Spanish Renaissance Revival
associatedWith Florida East Coast Railway
city St. Augustine
constructedIn late 19th century
country United States
designedFor wealthy winter tourists
developedBy Henry Flagler
era Gilded Age
hasFeature central courtyard
elaborate terracotta ornamentation
red tile roofs
towers
hasHeritage part of St. Augustine’s historic resort district
hasOwner Henry Flagler (originally)
linked to: Henry Flagler
locatedIn St. Augustine, Florida
downtown St. Augustine
materialUsed coquina-based poured concrete
near Alcazar Hotel
Ponce de Leon Hotel
openingDate 1888
partOf Henry Flagler’s resort and railroad empire
region Northeast Florida
servedAs seasonal resort hotel
significance helped establish St. Augustine as a Gilded Age resort
state Florida
targetClientele affluent Northerners

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