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Copper crumb tray with WINDSOR HOTEL AND HEMMING PARK CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
Copper crumb tray with WINDSOR HOTEL AND HEMMING PARK CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
Copper crumb tray with WINDSOR HOTEL AND HEMMING PARK CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
Copper crumb tray with WINDSOR HOTEL AND HEMMING PARK CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
Copper crumb tray with WINDSOR HOTEL AND HEMMING PARK CONFEDERATE MONUMENT

Copper crumb tray with WINDSOR HOTEL AND HEMMING PARK CONFEDERATE MONUMENT

$ 7.39

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: condition is worn; slight damage on lower corner (bent)considerable patina

    Description

    Copper crumb tray with WINDSOR HOTEL AND HEMMING PARK CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.
    cracking/bending lower right hand corner.
    an interesting piece
    The Windsor Hotel in Jacksonville, FL was built in 1875 and burnt down in 1901. It was rebuilt and expanded throughout the years, but was eventually demolished in 1950.
    The monument symbolized the failed war effort was a statue of a Confederate soldier in winter dress, high atop a granite pillar.
    The monument was a gift from Charles Hemming, a Jacksonville native who’d gone on to be a successful banker in Texas.
    The monument was removed from the park in June 2020.
    Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS First Class.