developed into a community in its own right and was later incorporated on April 17, 1911, following rumors that West Palm Beach intended to annex it. A pre-1923 Sanborn map superimposed over Google Maps imagery indicates that the former site of the Royal Poinciana Hotel is now occupied by the eastbound side of Royal Poinciana Way, Royal Poinciana Plaza, the Palm Beach Tower condominiums, The Breakers golf course, The Breakers human resources building, and Cocoanut Row. Additionally, the greenhouse later became known as the Slat House, stands at 50 Cocoanut Row and is the only remaining part of the Royal Poinciana Hotel. While not part of the main building, the Royal Poinciana Chapel and Seagull Cottage (which pre-dates the Royal Poinciana Hotel), both located on the hotel grounds, remain standing. The Royal Poinciana Hotel tea house is also still intact, although the building has been moved several times and is currently located in Lantana at the Church of the Holy Guardian Angels, where it is now known as the "Chapel of the Holy Spirit". References Florida's Grand Hotels from the Gilded Age History of The Breakers Hotel History of Palm Beach, Florida External links Historical Society of Palm Beach County Whitehall, Flagler Museum Welcome to the Royal Poinciana Hotel History and photographic archive Hotel buildings completed in 1894 Demolished hotels in Florida Florida East Coast Railway Railway hotels in the United States Hotels in Palm Beach, Florida Hotels established in 1894 1894 establishments in Florida Hotels disestablished in 1934 1934 disestablishments in Florida Buildings and structures demolished in 1935