Bonnet House: Fort Lauderdale’s Whimsical Art Estate
Hidden between Fort Lauderdale’s high-rises sits a 1920s estate where an artist built a tropical fantasy of murals, carousel animals, swans, and roaming monkeys, all on a barrier island.
Hidden between Fort Lauderdale’s high-rises sits a 1920s estate where an artist built a tropical fantasy of murals, carousel animals, swans, and roaming monkeys, all on a barrier island.
Built in 1876 on Hutchinson Island, Gilbert’s Bar House of Refuge is the last surviving shipwreck station on Florida’s coast, with a pirate legend and dramatic rescue history.