On July 14, 1903 Contractor William Kerr signed a contact to build a brick addition to the Convent of Mary Immaculate.
The cost was $18,000.
The cost was $18,000.
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Florida Keys History
A moment in Florida Keys history will be listed on the Key West Art & Historical Society web site. These articles will be compiled by Tom Hambright, Monroe County Library, Key West. If you have any questions or comments please click on the word "comments" below any of the articles.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
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