Roy A. Benjamin

Roy A. Benjamin (1887–1963) was a prominent architect who lived in Jacksonville, Florida. He also designed the Sarasota Opera House.

Roy A. Benjamin also designed a theater in downtown Lake Worth, FL. The theater was built in the 1940s. In 2010 the building was donated by the Montgomery family to serve as a home for the Palm Beach Cultural Council. Admission is free and open to the public.

Work (often in association with others) Jacksonville Arcade Theare Palace Theatre 32 E. Forsyth Street (demolished 1956) Elks Club Building Otis Elevator Building Fire Station#4 (Jacksonville) Leon Cheek Residence at 2263 River Boulevard San Juline Apartments at 1617 - 1637 Riverside Avenue Fenimore Apartments at 2200 Riverside Avenue Hartimore Apartments at 2970 Riverside Avenue Park Lane Apartments at 1846 Margaret Street Lauderdale Apartments in Springfield Avondale Apartments in Springfield Florida State Board of Health Building For Vital Statistics And Administration in Springfield (built in 1937) Scottish Rite Masonic Temple (Jacksonville) The Elephant House at the Jacksonville Zoo (demolished) Sarasota Opera House Miller Theater, Augusta, Georgia Saenger Theater (Biloxi, Mississippi) (1928–29)