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1798 Spanish Colonial
20 Aviles Street
St Augustine, Florida 32084
St Augustine, Florida 32084
Ximenez-Fatio House Museum
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The front of the Ximenez-Fatio House Museum, St Augustine Florida, as viewed from Aviles Street
Built as a merchant's home and place of business in 1798, the coquina stone Ximenez House later became "Miss Fatio's," St. Augustine's most fashionable boarding house. Today, it is a historic house museum, carefully researched and authentically restored to reflect its heyday during Florida's first tourism boom from the 1830s through the 1850s. Every room tells a unique story about early visitors and how they experienced the Oldest City. Hear them all on an unforgettable guided tour.
History comes alive
The Ximenez-Fatio House Museum has fascinating stories to tell about a little-known period in Florida history. Each room is meticulously interpreted to bring the past to life in a visual and entertaining way. Best of all, through ongoing research and archaeological discoveries, House stories continue to unfold.
History comes alive
The Ximenez-Fatio House Museum has fascinating stories to tell about a little-known period in Florida history. Each room is meticulously interpreted to bring the past to life in a visual and entertaining way. Best of all, through ongoing research and archaeological discoveries, House stories continue to unfold.
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The Kitchen house, featuring the original beehive oven.
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The Ximenez-Fatio House Museum is made from Coquina, a shell stone native to North East Florida
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Phone: 904-829-3575
info@ximenezfatiohouse.org
Website: ximenezfatiohouse.org
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Archived in November, 2014
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