Castle Warden
St. Augustine, United States

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Castle Warden is a Moorish Revival structure built in 1887 in St. Augustine, Florida, exemplifying the exotic architectural tastes of the Gilded Age. The building's ornate design reflects the period's fascination with non-European aesthetics, featuring characteristic elements of Moorish Revival style that were popular among wealthy American patrons during the late nineteenth century.
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- Built
- Type
- historic building
- Place
- St. Augustine, United States
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