Johnson Schoolcraft Building
A historic commercial structure in downtown Venice, Florida, known locally as the Venice Pharmacy and recognized for its place in the city’s architectural heritage.
At a glance
The Johnson Schoolcraft Building occupies a prominent position at 201–203 West Venice Avenue in the heart of Venice’s downtown district. Its dual identity—as both the Johnson Schoolcraft Building and the Venice Pharmacy—reflects the commercial life of early twentieth-century Florida.
History
The building gained formal recognition as a historic structure when it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on December 27, 1996. This designation acknowledges its significance to the city’s cultural and commercial development.
What you see
Details regarding the building’s architectural style and design features are not yet documented in available sources. A visit reveals a structure central to Venice’s downtown streetscape.
Cultural significance
The Johnson Schoolcraft Building represents the commercial and retail history of Venice, Florida, particularly through its association with the Venice Pharmacy. Its preservation maintains continuity with the city’s early development and downtown character.
Key facts
- Country: United States
- City: Venice, Florida
- Address: 201–203 West Venice Avenue
- National Register of Historic Places: December 27, 1996
- Coordinates: 27.09969722, −82.44559167
Practical information & getting there
The building is located in downtown Venice, Florida, easily accessible by car. For visiting hours and any restrictions, consult local Venice tourism information before your visit.
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