The historic arcade makes a comeback in the EDGE District of St. Pete
Want to learn more about St. Pete’s history? Join Monica on one of her historic St. Pete trolley tours in person! Reserve your spot here. Big changes are happening in the […]
The Italian roots of St. Pete’s iconic open air post office
St. Petersburg’s open air post office is one of the most unique and photographed buildings in the city, but did you know that it has a European doppelganger? The one-of-a-kind […]
The story behind St. Pete’s Augusta Block brick streets
If you’ve spent any time strolling St. Petersburg streets you’ve probably noticed that many of our bricks are labeled “Augusta Block.” The name comes from the city of Augusta, Georgia, […]
RENDERINGS 5 takeaways from the newly revealed Rays Stadium design
The Tampa Bay Rays have just revealed the highly anticipated design for the new baseball stadium that will serve as the centerpiece of the Historic Gas Plant redevelopment. With a smaller […]
The hidden history in St. Pete’s newest community mural
On Mother’s Day weekend, more than 600 volunteers tried their hand at mural painting as part of a paint-by-number community mural sponsored by Gulf Coast Jewish Family and Community Services. […]
Historic photo revealed as The 1888 Hotel opens, showcasing rich legacy and modern revival
Just last month the 1888 Hotel at 220 Fifth Avenue North opened its doors, with co-owner Frederick Dela Cruz welcoming guests to the chic hotel featuring 16 one and two […]