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UER Forum > Archived US: Southeast > Fenway Hotel (Viewed 363 times)
stedlinn 


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Fenway Hotel
< on 7/5/2010 12:55 AM >
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I have never been exploring places, and I am thinking of using this one as my first exploration.

Here is some history.

The Fenway Hotel is located in Dunedin Florida. It was built in 1925. It was also the location of the first radio broadcast in the Tampa Bay area. Recently it was used as a school. The school is no longer there and the entire place is empty. There was a contractor that was brought in to restore the hotel to its former glory and open it back up as a luxury hotel. The contractor went way into debt and renovations have not started. He ran out of money do to the decline of the economy. Right now the fate of the hotel is up in the air. Some private contractors are pushing to have the hotel demolished and replaced with condos.

Before I knew about this website, I drove up and parked and look in some of the windows. The architecture looked very nice. The outside is in excellent condition. Looks almost new. I think when it was a school, they redid the outside. The inside has a lot of old furniture and equipment sitting in what I guess is the ball room. I was thinking of going in, but I saw a sign that said it was a sheriff's training ground. I am not sure if that is true, I think they are trying to just keep junkies and homeless people out. But if someone could clarify, that would be appreciated. The other problem is that the hotel is next to a busy road, and the front lobby and the ball room has large windows that people can see into.

So I might get some friends together and go exploring. But like I said this is my first time, so any advice on getting in and what to take with me would be appreciated. Thanks
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Re: Fenway Hotel
<Reply # 1 on 7/5/2010 1:56 AM >
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lawns are freshly mown, walls immaculate and painted. still contains furniture and items. if this is your first venture into exploring you may want to go for something a bit more....



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Re: Fenway Hotel
<Reply # 2 on 7/5/2010 2:01 AM >
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Posted by hatsumi
lawns are freshly mown, walls immaculate and painted. still contains furniture and items. if this is your first venture into exploring you may want to go for something a bit more....



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that picture was when it was still a school. now the lawns are overgrown and weeds are coming out of the asphalt. and to clarify, the furniture has been thrown into piles and scatterd all over the floors, the main lobby has trash all over. the back part of the hotel looks more like the picture you posted.

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Re: Fenway Hotel
<Reply # 3 on 7/5/2010 3:04 AM >
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Hatsumi, care to divulge any more information on that location? I'm in the area, and that looks awfully interesting...

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Re: Fenway Hotel
<Reply # 4 on 7/5/2010 3:43 AM >
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yeah, what is that place in your picture, is it in the tampa bay area

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