LOCATION FILE
Flagler College (former Hotel Ponce de Leon)
FOLLOWSt. Augustine, FL
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Built by Standard Oil co-founder Henry Flagler and opened in 1888 as the Hotel Ponce de Leon, the Spanish Renaissance landmark, among the first major poured-concrete buildings in the country, became Flagler College in 1968.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Reports include a cane-carrying figure resembling Flagler in the rotunda and a woman said to appear in the East Wing, tied to campus lore about "Ida Alicia."
VISITING
A working college; the historic rotunda is open on guided tours.
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