The creator of this structure claims he built it as an homage to his "Sweet Sixteen," perhaps a reference to the 16-year oldgirl Agnes Scuffs who rejected his marriage proposal before he contracted tuberculosis.
The creator of this structure claims he built it as an homage to his "Sweet Sixteen," perhaps a reference to the 16-year oldgirl Agnes Scuffs who rejected his marriage proposal before he contracted tuberculosis. This structure is home to the MoonFountain, a pool with a six-pointed star in the middle, which sits in front of the North Wall capped by the "Thirty Ton Stone,"designed to model the King's Chamber of Khufu's Great Pyramid. It was originally called Rock Gate Park, referring to a nine-tongate at this place, so perfectly balanced on its axis that it can be pushed open with one fiÂnger. Its creator claims he builtthis structure with a "perpetual motion machine" aftfter his TB was cured by magnets, and its entrance features a sign that reads"You will be seeing unusual accomplishment." Its creator Edward Leedskalnin, an immigrant from Latvia, made this structureout of oolitic limestone aftfter buying a plot of land north of the Everglades. For 10 points, name this castle in Florida, a touristattraction which appears to be made out of the namesake marine material.
The creator of this structure claims he built it as an homage to his "Sweet Sixteen," perhaps a reference to the 16-year oldgirl Agnes Scuffs who rejected his marriage proposal before he contracted tuberculosis.
Coral Castle [accept "Rock Gate" or "Rock Gate Park" before it's mentioned - also accept just Coral aer Castle is read]