
A 1927 rooming house turned museum and archives in Venice, Florida, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1996.
At a glance
The Triangle Inn stands at 351 South Nassau Street in Venice, Florida. Built in 1927 as a rooming house, it now serves as a museum and archives depository. Mrs. Augusta Miner operated the original rooming house.
History
The building dates to 1927. In its first years it provided lodging under the management of Mrs. Augusta Miner. On February 23, 1996, the property was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
What you see
The building’s original function as a rooming house shapes its layout. It now houses museum displays and archival materials.
Cultural significance
Listing on the National Register recognizes the Triangle Inn’s place in Venice’s local history. Its conversion from lodging to a cultural repository reflects the town’s evolving needs.
Key facts
- Name: Triangle Inn
- Country: United States
- City: Florida
- Coordinates: 27.095, -82.4478
Practical information & getting there
The Triangle Inn is located at 351 South Nassau Street in Venice, Florida. You can find it using the coordinates 27.095, -82.4478.
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