The Bottom Line:
When Thomas
Rowe built the Don Cesar in 1925, he included a replica of a fountain
where he used to meet his love, a young European woman named Lucinda.
He met her while a student in Europe, but her parents forbade the relationship.
He returned to America, but never forget her. He often wrote letters to
her, but they were returned to him unopened. Upon her death, he received
a letter from her, indicating that she had never forgotten him either.
The Story:
The fountain
was taken down in a renovation, but guests still report seeing the young
couple walking hand in hand on the same spot.
