Solomon's Castle Part 04 of 04

Authors

USF Special Collections

Publication Date

5-30-2008

Abstract

Howard Solomon describes his early life in Rochester, New York; his move to Florida in 1956; and his work in construction and cabinet making. He explains his later move to the Bahamas, where he operated a gallery and studio, and his eventual relocation to Hardee County, Florida, where he purchased land on Horse Creek and developed Solomon’s Castle, a boat, a moat, a lighthouse, and additional structures on the property.

Keywords

Folk art, Metal sculptures, Architecture, Wood-carving, Assemblage, Recycling in art

Geographic Location

Hardee County (Fla.); Ona (Fla.)

Language

English

Format

Digital Only

Document Type

Video

Was this content written or created while at USF?

Yes

Scholar Commons Citation

USF Special Collections, "Solomon's Castle Part 04 of 04" (2008). USF Libraries' Web Archive. 72.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/libraries_web_archive/72