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	The courtyard at the Ponce de León Hotel.
	Spanish cathedral.
	The city gates lead to the old town via George Street. According to a sign on the gates, "This gate, opened in 1739, provided the only access through the defense line on the north side of Spanish St. Augustine. Royal engineer Manuel de Hita built these coquina pillars in 1808."
	Monument erected in 1812 to celebrate the first constitution granted to Florida.
	Oldest house in the United States, located on St. Francis Street. It was built in 1652 and renovated in 1986.
	Spanish governor's mansion erected in 1598.
	The city gates.
	Aviles Street in the Spanish quarter.
	Women in a courtyard.
	The oldest schoolhouse in the United States was built some time before 1788.
	The St. Augustine post office.
	The city gates.
	Old slave market.
	Ponce de León statue at Anderson Circle.
	Oldest house in the United States, located on St. Francis Street.
	Municipal dock, Bridge of Lions, and the Atlantic Ocean.
	The Lightner Museum of Hobbies.
	Memorial Presbyterian church.
	The Cathedral church, dates to 1793.
	Ponce de León Hotel. According to a historical marker, "This magnificent structure was erected between 1885 and 1887 by Henry M. Flagler, the hotel and railroad magnate whose activities contributed greatly to the development of Florida's eastern coastal area."
	Fountain of youth.
	Civic Center.
	Ancient Spanish shrine of Nuestra Senora de la Leche.

 

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