Dripping southern trees, a beautiful lighthouse, old historic homes, blossoms, hidden gardens, Spanish influenced architecture... all more charming elements of St. Augustine.
(The house with a picket fence was a mail order home... still not sure how you put them together, but pretty cool.)
St. Augustine, Florida is an incredibly charming city. It is the oldest city in the U.S. being founded in 1565. It has walls throughout the city made of shells, charming old homes some that are said to be haunted, narrow cobblestone walkways and street performers, horse drawn carriages, beautiful architecture, museums, and bed & breakfasts galore. It also is home to Flagler college which I posted here.
While in St. Augustine, Florida we visited Flagler College which back in the day was a hotel for the extremely wealthy. It has a lot of history behind it with a stunning collection of Tiffany glass windows Thomas Edison clocks. Wouldn't it be nice to attend a college campus this beautiful?
