Eduardo H. Gato House
Florida, United States
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The Eduardo H. Gato House in Key West, Florida, is a Victorian-era wooden residence built by Cuban immigrant and cigar merchant Eduardo H. Gato, notable for its blend of Victorian architecture with a Cuban-style courtyard. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973, the home has operated under multiple identities, including service as Mercedes Hospital. The building was documented as part of the Historic American Buildings Survey and now functions as a private residential apartment complex, marked by a historical plaque that acknowledges its significance to Key West's Cuban heritage.
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- Florida, United States
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