Built in the midst of the Florida boom, the building first served for apartments, then was converted to a hotel. 200 E. Forsyth St. 1929. Marsh and Saxelbye, architects. Steel frame encased in concrete. Brick and limestone detail on outside.
Main facade has entrance with engaged columns and Doric pilasters.
Building played a critical role in the development of Jacksonville following the Great Fire of 1901. Oxford Ave. 1923-1938. Masonry Vernacular with Classical Revival elements. Marsh and Saxelbye, architects. Gabled wall dormers irregularly placed around the building.