Deering Estate at Cutler

This previous home of Charles Deering is a 444-section of land domain, ensuring internationally imperiled pine rockland natural surroundings, and beach front tropical hardwood rockland lofts, mangrove woods, salt swamps, and a seaside rise island. Recorded on the National Register of Historic Places, Deering Estate at Cutler is home to the Richmond Cottage, which filled in as an inn, and additionally authentic structures dating from 1896 to 1922, and an American Indian graveyard dating from 1500. Charles Deering was a workmanship gatherer, who, alongside his sibling James, aggregated an extraordinary number of works by the Old Masters. Deering himself likewise painted, and some of his works are in plain view here. The Artist Village at the bequest has turned into an imperative social focus, including workmanship and specialists programs.