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    Oak Hollow Wedding Venue

    1.6 (7 reviews)

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    3 years ago

    Beautiful venue, Barn is amazing and wedding area is nice and shaded. Upstairs bedroom is a nice touch! 5*

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    Neon Moon Saloon

    Neon Moon Saloon

    (2 reviews)

    Was spending the day in Arcadia with my mother and elderly 85 year old grandmother. We had eaten at…read morea restaurant nearby when my mom wanted to show me the saloon where she had come many nights before. We popped in to take a look around and had agreed to come back sometime in the evening. There was a woman behind the bar, wearing glasses and looked slightly older herself. She greeted us and seemed rather bothered by the fact that we would come back later for a drink instead of starting at noon on a Friday. Before we left, my again.. 85 year old, grandmother needed to use the restroom and cannot walk very far distances and the woman refused to let her and pretty much was shooing us out the door. So what would have been a new customer for the evening turned into me never coming back here EVER. I would never in my life turn away an elderly OR pregnant woman needing to use the lavatory in a public establishment. WILD! She was extremely rude and probably shouldn't be working around people if that's her best customer service behavior. Normally I wouldn't leave a comment on a business, but I'm sorry you're not about to treat my granny like that and me not say something.

    Came out on an early Saturday afternoon to hear Keith Mathys play. First time at Neon Moon. Parking…read morein the lot behind the building, there is an entrance from the parking lot. The bar is dark, with tables surrounding a large dance floor. The unique bar is at one end boasting western style saddles for seats. The patrons, few that were came specifically to see Keith. Couldn't help but notice the bartender's absence. One patron waited over 30 minutes to pay their tab after finally tracking down the bartender outside smoking. Saw several customers come in but left when there was no one to wait on them. It is strictly a saloon so eat before you come as there isn't anything to eat for purchase.

    Arcadia Historic District Marker - Arcadia Historic District Historic Marker, Arcadia FL

    Arcadia Historic District Marker

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    I spotted this bright black marker as I passed through the city of Arcadia. It is located in a…read moresmall park and there is some street parking. The historic district looks lovely and perhaps I will get to spend some time here. It reads, "The Arcadia Historic District comprises fifty-eight blocks within 340 acres that embody the city's development from the founding of its post office in 1883 through the late 1920s. The Town of Arcadia was incorporated in 1886 following the arrival of the first train that year and the area's subsequent growth. In November 1888, voters selected Arcadia as the county seat of DeSoto County, which was established in 1887. The City of Arcadia was incorporated in 1901. The heart of the district is a commercial zone extending 18 blocks and consisting of buildings constructed between 1900 and the late 1920s. Three buildings that survived the devastating 1905 downtown fire, and those that were rebuilt, are generally masonry vernacular in style. The district's most imposing structure is the 1912 Classical Revival courthouse. Residential neighborhoods of mostly frame vernacular homes from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries surround the commercial area. Listed on the National Register in 1984, the district retains remarkable historical and architectural integrity as reflected in its churches, residences, and schools, as well as commercial, governmental,and industrial buildings." [Review 12752 overall, 64 of 2020.]

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