The Venetian Pool in Coral Gables, originally a quarry, was transformed into a stunning 60,000-square-foot pool in 1924, reflecting Mediterranean Revival architecture. It has since become a cherished South Florida landmark, attracting visitors with its beautiful design and leisure activities. This year, the city's centennial celebration honors the Bahamian stonemasons whose skilled workmanship contributed to the area's development, including the resilient neighborhoods of Golden Gate and MacFarlane Homestead, characterized by historic architecture that has stood the test of time, even against hurricanes.
Originally a quarry, the Venetian Pool transformed from an eyesore into a historic attraction, showcasing the artistry of Bahamian craftsmen and providing entertainment.
The pool opened in 1924, rapidly becoming a favored destination, noted for its Mediterranean Revival design and captivating ambiance, further enriched by lively entertainment.
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