Shelling On The Beaches . If my grandmother were still alive she would want me to tell you that the

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Venice languished in a severe depression until World War Two. Before the war, Dr. Albee bought a hotel and converted it to Florida Medical Center. It specialized in heliotropic healing: using the sun to heal.
The heart of the town, however, lies along West Venice Avenue and the surrounding historic district. This broad boulevard is lined with charming sidewalk cafes and unique boutiques. It is a shopper's paradise.
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Venice Theatre . Since 1998, Venice Theatre has received more awards than any other community theatre in Florida and in the Southeastern United States. 140 West Tampa Avenue, Venice. Tel: 941-488-1115.
Shelling On The Beaches . If my grandmother were still alive she would want me to tell you that the best thing to do in Venice is go to the beach. Sift through the beach sand for beautiful shells and shark teeth. She liked the beach on Casey Key the best of all.