Waldo
Sexton built this inn, called the Hall of Giants, and adorned
it with large iron bells from Spain. It
was built of heart-of-the-pine, stained glass, limestone,
wrought iron, odd chunks of architectural and other beach
salvage, and miss-matched, many-shaped colored tiles.
The Hall of Giants
The Hall of Giants, side view.
<<< wooden stairs
The Hall of Giants, west
end. This
end of the building faces the Spanish Kitchen where cookouts
used to be held.
The interior of the
Hall of Giants,looking
out to the Spanish Kitchen.
McKee and Sexton used
to party in here while steaks grilled out on the big triple
grill.
This big
open-air kitchen would be perfect for big parties! Kettles,
pots, grills and ovens were built into a roomy structure constructed
of a hodge-podge of materials. The large paved floor would
accomodate a lot of dancers or picnic tables.
