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Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (March 26, 1926)
Tags: Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus industry; Crane; Fellowship; fruit; Fruit Auction Company; fruit industry; Gorman; Isleworth Grove; Lake Apopka; Miller; orange; orange county; orange industry; packing; packinghouse; processing; shipping; Windermere
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (May 1, 1920)
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (May 10, 1924)
Tags: Browne, C. E.; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus grove; citrus industry; Crescent; employee; FEC; finance; Florida Citrus Exchange; grove; Isleworth Grove; labor; laborer; Lancaster, A. Q.; Neamathla; Nocatee; wages; Wiley Avenue; Windermere; worker
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (May 11, 1929)
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (May 13, 1929)
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (May 4, 1927)
Tags: Browne, C. E.; Chase and Company; Chase Brand; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus grading; citrus industry; citrus picking; Coat of Arms brand; construction; dry weather; fruit grading; fruit picking; grading; Hutchinson, Corbett; Isleworth grade; Isleworth Grove; Lake Butler Tibbett; Lake Laura; orange; orange industry; orange picking; Overstreet; picking; road; Roadway Department; Valencia orange; weather; Windermere
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (November 21, 1930)
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (November 26, 1921)
Tags: Barger; Belair Grove; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus industry; DA; Department of Agriculture; fruit coloring; grapefruit; grapefruit industry; Isleworth Grove; Isleworth Seedling; lemon; lemon industry; orange; orange industry; Potomac Yards; research; sales; Selling Department; shipping; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (October 19, 1934)
Tags: AFG; Asheville, North Carolina; Askew, Harry L.; Atlantic Commission Company; Auburndale; Aurin; Aycrigg, George B.; Blend, W. T.; Borland, Harry L.; California; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus growers' Florida Citrus Exchange; citrus industry; Clark, Frank G.; Clearing House; Commander, C. C.; Cornell, H. E.; Daniells, W. C.; Daniells, W.C.; DeLand; Democrats; Edwards, L. C.; FCE; Federal Marketing Agreement; freight rates; Frostproof; grapefruit; Grower Control Committee; Hitler, Adolf; Holland; Howey; Jews; Kirkland, L. P.; Lake Gem; Lake Wales; Lakeland; Largo; Lowry, L. L.; LWCGA; McReynolds, Judson J.; Mouser, W. H.; Ocala; oranges; orlando; Parrish, J. J.; Patterson, E. E.; Pickard, A. F.; Portland, Oregon; Republican; River City; Roe, W. G.; Sanford; Seattle, Washington; Sebastian; shipping; Sligh, Jeff; Southern Railway; Spokane, Washington; Stewart, C. A.; Tampa; Taylor, John S.; The Orlando Sentinel; The Tampa Tribune; Tillman, James; Titusville; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; Valencias; Vero Beach; Vickers, E. W.; Walker, Marvin H.; Washington, D.C.; Whitehair, Francis P.; Winter Haven; Winter Park; Yarnell, I. A.; Young, A. W.
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (October 26, 1931)
Tags: Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus grove; citrus industry; citrus picking; cold weather; Crowell, S. M.; Davis, F. W.; dry weather; fruit; fruit industry; grapefruit; grapefruit grove; grapefruit industry; grapefruit picking; grove; harvest; Hutchinson, Corbett; irrigation; Isleworth Grove; Lake Butler; Magnuson, E.; Norris Earlies; Parson Browns; picking; pineapple; pineapple industry; rain; Tangerine; tangerine industry; weather; Windermere
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (October 3, 1924)
Tags: acidity; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus industry; citrus picking; fruit; fruit coloring; fruit industry; grapefruit; grapefruit industry; harvest; Isleworth grapefruit; Isleworth Grove; juice; Manatee Fruit Company; Mayo; picking; shipping; sugar; Windermere
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (September 20, 1919)
Tags: auction; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus industry; citrus picking; cold weather; coloring; freeze; fruit; fruit coloring; fruit industry; grapefruit; grapefruit industry; grapefruit picking; harvest; Isleworth Grove; picking; Skinner; weather; Windermere
Letter from Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Sydney Octavius Chase (December 22, 1913)
Letter from Randall Chase to A. Q. Lancaster (August 9, 1919)
Tags: Army; Bogue; Chase and Company; Chase, Randall; citrus; citrus industry; employee; employment; fight; foreman; hospital; Isleworth Grove; labor; laborer; Morrison; orlando; packing; packinghouse; processing; shipping; U.S. Army; veteran; wages; Watkins; Windermere; worker
Letter from Randall Chase to Joshua Coffin Chase (August 9, 1919)
Letter from Randall Chase to Joshua Coffin Chase, Sydney Octavius Chase, Sr., William A. Leffler, and Sydney Octavius Chase, Jr. (January 9, 1934)
Tags: AAA; American Fruit Growers; ammonia; Atenas; Beardall; Camp, Arthur Forrest; castor; celery; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Randall; Chase, Sydney Octavius; Chase, Sydney Octavius, Jr.; Chase, Sydney Octavius, Sr.; citrus; citrus industry; Clyde Line pier; cooling system; cotton seed meal; crates; Davis, T. J.; fertilizer; Gainesville; grapefruit; Harrington Hotel; Jacksonville; Lees, J. W.; Leffler, William A.; Manatee Truck Growers; manure; McKinnon; Monsalvatge; Mowry, Harold; muriate; nitrate; NRA; oranges; pomace; potash; Refrigerated Steamship Line; Rhodes; Sanford-Oviedo Truck Growers; Satsumas; soda; Spitzer; SS Atenas; sulphate; Superintendent of Stevedores; Superintendent of Terminal Operations; tangerines; tobacco; Tung; Tung trees; United Fruit Company; Williams; York Manufacturing Company
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase to Chase & Company Members (April 10, 1925)
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase to E. Magnuson (December 2, 1927)
Tags: bulge pack; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus industry; Coat-of-Arms grade; employee; fruit; fruit grading; fruit industry; grading; Hutchinson, Corbett; Isleworth brand; Isleworth grade; Isleworth Grove; labor; laborer; Magnuson, E.; Nesmathla; orange; orange industry; packing; packinghouse; picking; processing; pyramid pack; Windermere; worker
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase to Joshua Coffin Chase (April 19, 1924)
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase to Joshua Coffin Chase (August 10, 1927)
Tags: Asheville, North Carolina; bond; California; Chairman of the County Commissioners; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus growers; citrus industry; Clearing House; Clearing House proposition; Commander; commissioner; farmer; Gainesville; Isleworth Grove; Lake, Forrest; Mayo, Nathan; mayor; Mayor of Sanford; Newton; Payne, L. L.; Pratt; prune; prune industry; road proposition; Robinson, J. Curtis; Sanford; Skelly; Sunniland
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase to Joshua Coffin Chase (August 26, 1927)
Tags: Bartlett Pears; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; Chicago, Illinois; citrus; citrus industry; Clearing House; Commander; Edwards; Exchange Bank; FCE; Florida Citrus Exchange; Growers & Shippers League; Growers Sale Agency; justice; Lee, Will; Newton; pears; Robinson; Stewart, C. E.; Stewart, C.E.; Sunniland; Wirt
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase to Joshua Coffin Chase (December 6, 1921)
Tags: 10th Street; 9th Street; African American; Brevard County Road; Bunnell; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus industry; election; First Street; Geneva; Hubbard; Isleworth Grove; Jacksonville; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; Lake, Forrest; Landis, Cary D.; Leffler, C. D.; Leffler, C.D.; Magnuson, E.; Neamathla; Ninth Street; Oak Avenue; orlando; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Stevens; Sunniland; Tampa; Tenth Street; Tildenville; voter; voting; Windermere; Winter Garden
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase to Joshua Coffin Chase (May 3, 1924)
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase to Joshua Coffin Chase (May 7, 1924)
Letter from Sydney Octavius Chase, Jr., to Sydney Octavius Chase, Sr. and Joshua Coffin Chase (June 13, 1933)
Tags: American Telephone & Telegraph Company; Attaberry; Austin car; Australia; Burton; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; Chase, Sydney Octavius, Jr.; Chase, Sydney Octavius, Sr.; citrus; citrus industry; farmers; Farmers' Marketing System; fruits; growers; Lake County; market; marketing; Mellon, Andrew; Municipal Auditorium; Nutting, L. B; Nutting, L.B.; orlando; Pennsylvania Railway; Pickard, A. E.; shippers; shipping; Southern Railway; Stockfeld, H. H.; vegetables; Way, S. Y.
List of Recipients of Oranges from Belair Grove
Tags: Amos Adams Lawrence; Bancroft Davis; Belair Grove; Chester A. Arthur; Chester Alan Arthur; citrus; Eugene Hale; Henry B. Anthony; Henry Bowen Anthony; Henry Shelton Sanford; James Edmundson Ingraham; Jewell, Marshall; John Chandler Bancroft Davis; Marshall; Marshall Jewell; oranges; Sanford; William B. Allison; William Boyd Allison; William Tecumseh Sherman
List of Recipients of Oranges from Belair Grove (December 24, 1882)
Tags: Amos Adams Lawrence; Bancroft Davis; Belair Grove; Chester A. Arthur; Chester Alan Arthur; citrus; Congress; Eugene Hale; Henry B. Anthony; Henry Bowen Anthony; Henry Shelton Sanford; James Edmundson Ingraham; John Chandler Bancroft Davis; oranges; Sanford; William B. Allison; William Boyd Allison; William Tecumseh Sherman
List of Recipients of Oranges from Belair Grove (January 18, 1883)
Maitland from the Air
Maitland Pamphlet
Tags: ACL; agriculture; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; Black Bear Trail; Captain Maitland; chamber of commerce; citrus; citrus industry; Daytona Beach; E. A. Upmeyer; Grace N. Beecher; Gulf of Mexico; H. E. Angell; Indian War; J. H. Hill; Lake Apopka; Lake Maitland; Louis L. Coudert; Maitland; orange county; orlando; poultry; poultry industry; R. A. Wheeler; railroad; Rollins College; Sanford; school; Seminole War; Silver Springs; St. Augustine; St. Johns River; State Highway Number 3; Winter Park; YMCA; Young Men's Christian Association
Maitland Section of The Winter Park Herald, Vol. 04, No. 28, June 10, 1926
Tags: Anna B. Treat; automobiles; B. L. Maltbie; Bank of Maitland; banks; Boy Scouts of America; Browns Store; C. B. Waterhouse; C. D. Horner; C. E. Upmeyer; C. N. Williams; cars; citrus; civil engineering; civil engineers; Clarence Brown; construction; Dixie Highway; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. S. Galt; F. B. Stone; G. B. Hurlburt; G. Spain; G. W. Powers; Girls Sewing Club; Greenwood Gardens; H. Bennett; Hamilton Hotel; Horner; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. A. Browns; J. A. Joiner; J. E. Bartletts; J. H. Hill; Jacksonville; John Nelson; Kenneth L. McPherson; Kenney; Knowles Terrace; L. L. Condert, Jr.; L. L. Coudert; L. T. Wilcox; Lake Catherine; Lake Maitland; Lois M. Haile; Louis L. Coudert; Maitland; Maitland Chamber of Commerce; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Maitland Realty Company, Inc.; Mcpherson; Miami; motor vehicles; Nelson; Oakland; orange county; oranges; orlando; Park Avenue; Parker; pavement; paving; Putnam Lumber Company; R. C. Wheeler; R. D. Tillson; Reasoner Brothers; Rolland A. Wheeler; Rollins College; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. H. Hill; Sanford Credit Associations; Standard Auto Company; The Winter Park Herald; Union State Bank; W. B. Joiner; W. F. Parker; W. H. Cook; Westinghouse Electric Company; White Way Motor Company; Winter Park; Woodward
Maitland, Orange County, Florida Promotional Booklet
Tags: ACL; agriculture; American Railway Express Company; Atlantic Coastline Railroad Company; Boy Scouts of America; chamber of commerce; citrus; citrus industry; city government; Dixie Highway; education; farming; fern; fern industry; Girls' Sewing Club; golf; Indian; Indian War; J. H. Hill; local government; Magnolia Road; Maitland; Maitland Chamber of Commerce; Native American; orange; Orange Belt Auto Line; orange county; orange industry; orlando; Parent-Teacher Association; Planning and Zoning Commission; poultry; poultry industry; PTA; railroad; Rollins College; Rollins Press; school; Seminole; Seminole County; Seminole War; sport; town; town government; Western Union Telegraph Company; Winter Park; Woman's Club; Woodmen of the World
Map of Florida Showing the Land Grant of the Florida South Railway
Tags: Alachua County; Altoona; Arcadia; arrowroot; Art-Printing Works; Astor; Baker County; bananas; Bartow; Boardman; Bowling Green; Bradford County; Brevard County; Brooksville; Brownville; Caloosahatchee River; Candler; cassava; castorbeans; cattle; Centre Hill; Charlie Apopka; Charlie Creek; Charlotte Harbor; Chinese sand pears; Citra; citrus; Clay County; Cleveland; climates; coconuts; Columbia County; comtie; Conant; corn; cotton; DeSoto County; Dragem Junction; Duval County; East Lake Weir; Eustis; Evinston; field crops; fish; fisheries; fishery; fishing; Florida Commissioner of Land and Immigration; Florida Southern Railway Company; Fort Mason; Fort Meade; Fort Ogden; Francis; Fruitland Park; fruits; Ft. Meade; Ft. Ogden; Gainesville; Glendale; Grove Park; groves; guava; hammocks; Hawthorne; hemp; Hernando County; hogs; Hollister; Homeland; immigrants; immigration; indigo; Interlachen; Irish potato; Irish potatoes; Jacksonville; Japanese persimmon; Japanese plums; John W. Candler; John W. Weeks; John Welsh; Johnson; jute; Kendrick; Keuka; L.O. Garrett; Lady Lake; Lake County; Lake Eustis; Lake Harris; Lake Weir; Lane Park; LeConte pears; Lee County; Leesburg; lemons; Levy County; limes; Lochbie; Manatee County; Mannville; Marion County; Martin; Matthews, Northrup and Company; McIntosh; McKeein; Micanopy; Monroe County; Mount Tabor; Nassau County; Nocatee; nuts; Oak-Lawn; Ocala; Ocklawaha; Okahumpka; Orange Belt Railway; orange county; Orange Lake; oranges; Osceola County; Palatka; Peace River; peach; peaches; pecans; Pemberton Ferry; pineapple; pines; Polk County; population; Punta Gorda; Putnam County; railroads; railways; rain; ramie; Ravenswood; Reddick; rice; Rochelle; Sherman Conant; South Lake Weir; St. Johns River; Stanton; strawberries; strawberry; sugarcane; Sulphur Springs; Summit; Sumter County; swamps; sweet potato; sweet potatoes; Tavares; timber; tobacco; Umatilla; vegetables; Volusia County; Wait's Crossing; Wauchula; Webster; Welshton; Zolfo Springs
Map of Lake Charm
Memorandum by Chase & Company (April 8, 1924)
Tags: advertising; California; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; citrus growers; citrus industry; Florida Citrus Exchange; Florida Citrus Sign-Up Day; grading; grapefruit; market; marketing; merchandising; orlando; packing; pre-coloring; shipping; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA
Memorandum from Leesburg Fisheries Experiment Station to John W. Woods (May 28, 1964)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Apopka Beauclair Canal; chironomid larvae; citrus; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; fish; fishing; Florida State Board of Health; George Reid; Hurricane of 1947; hyacinth; insecticide; Joe E. Burgess; John W. Woods; lake; Lake Apopka; Lee; Leesburg; Leesburg Fisheries Experiment Station; Orange County Sportsman Association; Peace River Basin; pesticide; pollution; research; sanitation; SBH; sewage; shad; Summary Report of Lake Apopka; waste; water; water quality; William Erwin; Winter Garden
Oral History of Alice Kathryn Aulin Bunch
Tags: aircraft; airplanes; Alice Kathryn Aulin Bunch; Andrew Aulin III; Andrew Aulin, Jr.; Andy Aulin; AWS; bank tellers; banks; Baptist Training Union; Baptist Young Peoples Union; Baptists; Bettye Jean Aulin McGill; Bettye Jean Aulin Reagan; Billy Beatrice Bunch Parrot; BTU; BYPU; Charles Warren Aulin; church; churches; citrus; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Oviedo; Evans; Frank Wheeler; Frank Wheeler, Jr.; history harvests; Lawton; Lee; Llewellyn Roberts Bartlett, Jr.; Martha Lenora Aulin Wheeler; Mary Alice Powell Aulin; Mary Bunch; Mary Kathryn Bunch Hamby; Mary Leonora Aulin Bartlett; Mattie Aulin Wheeler; Methodists; Naval Training Center Orlando; Nelson and Company; NTC Orlando; OHS; oranges; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo Historical Society; Oviedo History Harvest; Oviedo School; packing; planes; Porsha Dossie; Richard Burdette Bunch; Robert Lee Wheeler; sailors; servicemen; soldiers; Steen Nelson; swimming pools; U.S. Army Air Force Aircraft Warning Service; U.S. Navy; World War II; WWII
Oral History of Bette Skates
Tags: ACL; Alexander Ramsey; Alicia Clarke; altars; ambassadors; assassinations; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad; atomic bombs; beauty shops; Belair Grove; Belgium; bells; Bette Skates; Bye Lo Hotel; Cape Canaveral; carpetbaggers; Cathedral Church of St. Luke; charities; charity; church; church bells; churches; citrus; citrus groves; Civil War; Clarke, Alicia; Cochran, Georgia; cockroach; cockroaches; community service; Craftsman Airplane Bungalow; Crooms High School; Cuban Missile Crisis; desegregation; Diana Dombrowski; Downtown Sanford; education; educators; elementary school; Episcopal Church; Episcopalianism; Episcopalians; exceptional education; FCAT; Ferrante Brothers; fires; Florida's Comprehensive Assessment Test; Gateway to South Florida; Geneva; Geneva Elementary School; Gertrude Dupuy; Gertrude Dupuy Sanford; Guiding Light for Grace and Grits; Historical Society of Central Florida; Holeman; Holy Cross Episcopal Church; homeless; hurricanes; Idyllwilde; Idyllwilde Elementary School; Jack Kennedy; John F. Kennedy; John Fitzgerald Kennedy; Lake Mary; lemons; Lyman Phelps; Mellonville; memorials; Middle Georgia College; Montezuma Hotel; Museum of Seminole County History; NAS Sanford; Naval Air Station Sanford; New Math; Ninth Street; OJC; Orange Blossom Special; orange grove; orange groves; oranges; organs; Orlando Junior College; Patrick Henry; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; priests; railroads; roach; roaches; Sanford; Sanford Museum; school desegregation; school integration; schools; Seminole County; Space Shuttle Challenger; Spanish Mediterranean Architecture; special education; St. Gertrude's Grove; standardized testing; Stetson University; sulfur water; teachers; The Champion; Title I school; trains; U.S. Navy; Union; World War II; WWII
Oral History of Bette Skates, 2010
Tags: A History of the First Baptist Church, Sanford, Florida, 1884-1984; agriculture; Alicia Clarke; Austin Smith; Baptist Church; Belair Grove; Bette Skates; Brooks; Camp Monroe; celery; Chase and Company; Chase Groves Condominium; Christmas; church; churches; citrus; citrus groves; City of Sanford; congregations; crime rates; crimes; desegregation; Downtown Sanford; enterprises; Episcopal Church; fires; First Baptist Church; First Baptist Church of Sanford; First United Methodist Church; First United Methodist Church of Sanford; Florida State Road 46; Forrest Lake; Fort Mellon; Fort Reed; Fourth Street; French Avenue; Gateway to South Florida; Gertrude Dupuy; Gertrude Dupuy Sanford; Grace Marie Stinecipher; Halifax River; Harman; Henry B. Plant; Henry Bradley Plant; Henry Flagler; Henry Morrison Flagler; Henry Shelton Sanford; Holeman; Holy Cross Episcopal Church; hurricanes; integration; Josh Chase; Joshua Coffin Chase; Julia Chase; Korean War; Lake Mary; Laura Chase; Lyman Phelps; Mellonville; memorials; Methodist church; migrant labor; migrant workers; missionaries; missionary; Museum of Seminole County History; NAS Sanford; Naval Air Station Sanford; orange groves; race relations; Ran Chase; Randall Chase, Jr.; Randall Chase, Sr.; Sanford; St. Gertrude Grove; Sydney Octavius Chase, Sr.; Thursday Night Alive; veterans; Whipple; World War II; WWII
Oral History of Bob Hattaway
Tags: 7-Eleven; Adult Toy Storage; agriculture; airports; Altamonte Mall; Altamonte Springs; Apopka; asparagus plumosus; Barnett; Bill Miller; Bob Hattaway; Bradshaw; British Airways; Casselberry; Central Florida Expressway Authority; Chapman Avenue; Chapman Road; Charlotte Hattaway; Chicago, Illinois; Christmas; citrus; Concord Avenue; Continental Can Company; Costa Rica; Crescent City; Daniel Motta; Daytona Beach; DeLand; Democratic Party; Democrats; Dog Track Road; Downtown Orlando; Earl Vaughn; East-West Expressway; economic growth; farming; farms; FDOT; Fern Park; ferneries; fernery; ferns; Florida Department of Transportation; Florida House of Representatives; Florida Senate; flower shops; flowers; Foley; Greater Orlando Aviation Authority; greenhouses; Hattaway; Hattaway Drive; Hibbard Casselberry; Holiday Travel; Home Depot; horticulture; Howard McNelty; infrastructure; Jane Casselberry; John Marcell; John Rich; Kay; Kmart; Lake Concord; Lake Lotus; Lake Orienta; Larry Dale; Lawton Chiles; Lawton Mainor Chiles, Jr.; leatherleaf fern; Leonard Casselberry; LHS; Linda Chapin; Linda Hook; Lockhart; Longwood; Lyman High School; Mahaffey; Maitland; Maitland Avenue; Martha Casselberry; moss; mosses; NAS Sanford; Naval Air Station Sanford; navel oranges; New York; nurseries; nursery; oak tree hammocks; oak trees; Opp, Alabama; orange tees; oranges; Orienta Ferneries; orlando; Orlando International Airport; Orlando-Sanford International Airport; Pierson; podocarpus; price fixing; Puerto Rico; real estate; Republican Parties; Republicans; Rick Hattaway; Royal Ferneries; Sanford; saran shade cloth; Seminole County; Semoran Boulevard; Shoemaker; slat sheds; Southwest Airlines; sphagnum; SR 408; SR 417; SR 436; SR 46; Tallahassee; Tampa; Toronto, Canada; tropical plants; UF; University of Florida; US 19-92; Ustler; Valencia oranges; Vaughn Greenhouses; Virgin Atlantic; Volusia County; Walmart; Walt Disney World; weeding; weeds; Wekiva River; Winter Garden; Winter Park High School; Wofford, Joe; WPHS; Zellwood; zoning
Oral History of Cecil A. Tucker II
Tags: 4-H; Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service; agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho; Angus; animal husbandry; ASCS; B&W Quality Growers; Baker's Dairy; beef; Bithlo; Brahman; cattle; cattleman; cattlemen; Cecil A. Tucker II; Christmas; Christmas trees; citrus; Citrus Heights; Cocoa; cow dipping; cows; Cracker Christmas; dairy; Don Weaver; extension agriculture; extension offices; Fort Christmas Historical Park; Frank Jazzen; Gainesville; Hereford; Herndon; horticulture; Joe Baker; Marion County; Marion County Extension Office; Mart Albritton; Marty Tucker; Memorial Junior High School; Museum of Seminole County History; Ocala; Old Folks Home; orlando; Orlando High School; Orlando Junior College; ornamental horticulture; Oviedo; poultry; Rockledge; Rosalia Drive; Roumillat and Anderson's Drug Store; Sanford; screwworm flies; Seminole County; Seminole County Extension Office; Short Course; Shorthorn; Stephanie Youngers; Tucker's Farm and Garden Center; UF; University of Florida; vegetables; watercress
Oral History of Charlie Morgan
Tags: 3rd Street; African Americans; African-American community; agriculture; apples; B. Edwards; Belinda Morgan; Bookertown; Briar Team; Buchanan; cabbage; cantaloupe; celery; Celery City; Charlie Carlson; Charlie Morgan; cherries; cherry; citrus; Civil Rights Movement; construction; Crooms Academy; Crooms High School; Downtown Sanford; farming; farms; Hawk Tower 3; Hogan; honor guards; Jeanette Morgan; Joseph Morris; Josephine Morgan; Labor Local 517; Linda McKnight Batman Oral History Project; Mary Jane McLeod; Mary Jane McLeod Bethune; Mary McLeod Bethune; Mary White Overton; Michael Brothers; Moore; Museum of Seminole County History; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Niagara Movement; octagon soaps; okra; oranges; Pamela Brown; Pamela Morgan; Pamela Morgan Brown; potbellied stoves; race relations; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Civic Center; segregation; spirituality; Sunniland; televisions; Third Street; TV; Viet Cong; Vietnam; Vietnam War
Oral History of Garnett White
Tags: 10th Street; 7th Street; 9th Street; aluminum; American Cancer Society; automobiles; B.L. Perkins' Store; bass; bicycles; bikes; Bluitt Stevens; Bobbi Goff; Boy Scouts of America; butchers; Carl McWaters; cars; celery; Chase and Company; citrus; citrus groves; Crooms Academy of Information Technology; Downtown Sanford; Eagle Scouts; Ed White; Elizabeth Wigham; Elm Avenue; farmers; farming; First Federal Savings & Loan; Garnett White; Golden Rusty; golf caddies; Greater Sanford Regional Chamber of Commerce; Hall; Harriet; Harrington; high schools; Historical Society of Central Florida; icehouses; Jacobs; Jaycees; Joseph Morris; Joshua Coffin Chase; Judy White; Lake Monroe; Laurel Avenue; Linda McKnight Batman Oral History Project; Lyman High School; Mac Cleaver; metal drives; mites; Monroe; motor vehicles; muck; muck farms; Museum of Seminole County History; newspaper routes; newspapers; Ninth Street; oilers; Operation Deep Freeze; orlando; Oviedo High School; packing houses; paper boys; Paulette Casen; Paulette White; Pelham, Georgia; quartermasters; railroads; railways; Ransidey; real estate; real estate agents; real estate appraisal; real estate brokers; real estate licenses; recessions; Red Hill Groves; reefers; refrigeration; rubbers; rust mites; Sanford; Sanford Avenue; Sanford Grammar School; Sanford Jaycees; Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce; Sanford Junior High School; Sanford-Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Sanford-Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce; school lunches; Seminole County; Seminole High School; Seminole State College; Seventh Street; Southside Elementary; St. Augustine; Student Museum; Sydney Octavius Chase, Jr.; Sydney Octavius Chase, Sr.; Ted White; Tenth Street; The Florida Times-Union; The Sanford Herald; Triple S Groceteria; U.S. Navy; war effort; Winterville, Georgia; World War II; WWII
Oral History of Geraldean Matthew
Tags: agricultural labor; agriculture; Alfredo Bahena Act; Apopka; apples; arthritis; beans; Belle Glade; carrots; cherries; cherry; citrus; civil rights; clean drinking water; contraception; corn; corporal punishment; crew leaders; Dale Finley Slongwhite; David Overfield; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; discrimination; domestic violence; educational programs; environmental advocacy; environmental justice; environmental law; environmentalism; FAF; Farm Workers Association; Farmworker Association of Florida; farmworkers; farmworkers' rights; FDOH; Fed Up: The High Costs of Cheap Food; FFB; Florida Department of Health; Florida Department of Health in Orange County; Florida Farmworkers Bureau; foliage; FWA; Geraldean Matthew; Geraldean Shannon; Graveyard Quarters; Hispanic Americans; Hispanics; HIV; human immunodeficiency virus; Jared Muha; Jeannie Economos; kidney dialysis; kidney disease; labor; labor camps; labor rights; laborers; Lake Apopka; maggot workers; Merita Bread; Mexican Americans; Mexican Pete; Mexicans; Miami; Michigan; migrant farms; migrant farmworkers; migrant labor; migrant laborers; migrant workers; Mount Dora; National Farm Workers Association; NFWA; nursing home technicians; Orange County Health Department; oranges; Palm Beach; pesticides; protected sex; retraining; right to know; safe sex; segregation; sexual abuse; slavery; slaves; string beans; Tallahassee; traffic trucks; tramp trucks; tramps; underemployment; undocumented workers; unemployment; vegetables; workplace injuries
Oral History of Ida Boston
Tags: Academy Place; African American; agriculture; Alexander Atkinson; Antioch Missionary Baptist Church; Baptist; barber; barbershop; Boston Alley; Boston Hill Cemetery; Boston Street; bus; bus driver; Butler Boston Project; Canterbury Retreat; carpenter; cemetery; church; citrus; City of Oviedo; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; desegregation; Division Street; doctor; drugstore; education; equal rights; farmer; farming; First United Methodist Church of Oviedo; graveyard; grower; Henry Jackson; Ida Boston; integration; Jackson Heights Elementary School; Jackson Heights Middle School; James Bordy; Joseph Boston; Julia Boston; Lake Gem; Lindsay Lane; Little Red School House; nonviolent resistance; OCIAC; OHS; oral history; orange; Oviedo; Oviedo Citizens in Action; Oviedo Colored School; Oviedo High School; physician; plantation; Porsha Dossie; Prince Butler Atkinson; Prince Butler Boston; protest; race relations; racism; Russell W. Boston; Sanford; school; SCPS; segregation; Seminole County; Seminole County Public Schools; sit-down; sit-in
Oral History of Julia Nadine Davis Aulin
Tags: American Civil War; Andrew Aulin III; Andy Aulin; armadillos; automobiles; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler, Sr.; Black Hammock; Career Field; cars; Charles Warren Aulin; Chuluota; church; churches; Citizens Bank of Florida; Citizens Bank of Oviedo; citrus; cops; Donna Neely; Downtown Oviedo; dressmakers; dressmaking; elevators; Emma Leonora Lawton Aulin; Fifi; football teams; George Kelsey; immigrants; immigration; Jacobs; John Courier; Kilby; law enforcement; Lee Gary; Mary Alice Powell Aulin; motor vehicles; Nadine Davis Aulin; Narcissa Melissa Lawton; Nelson and Company; Nettie Dorcas Jacobs Aulin; OHS; orange groves; oranges; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo High School; Oviedo: Biography of a Town; police officers; post offices; postmasters; rice; roadsters; rumble seats; Sarah Schneider; seamstress; seamstresses; sewing; spiders; sports; spyders; Steen Nelson; Swedes; Swedish Americans; switchboard operators; The Judge; Thee Lee; Theodore Aulin; Theodore Lee; Thomasville, Georgia; Townhouse Restaurant; White's Wharf; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
Oral History of Rex Clonts, Jr.
Tags: agriculture; ants; Apopka; Black Hammock; C. R. Clonts; C. R. Clonts Associated Growers; C. S. Lee; cattle; cattle ranch; cattle ranches; celery; Central Florida; Charles Simeon Lee; citrus; Clonts, Thelma Lee; farmers; farming; fire ants; Florida Avenue; Historical Society of Central Florida; irrigation; Joseph Morris; Lake Apopka; Lake Charm; Lawton Elementary School; Linda McKnight Batman Oral History Project; Mitchell Hammock; mules; Museum of Seminole County History; NAS Sanford; Naval Air Station Sanford; OHS; orange groves; Orange Memorial Hospital; oranges; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo High School; Rex Clonts, Jr.; Rex Clonts, Sr.; Robert Lee; Sanford; seed bed; seed beds; Seminole County; Slavia; Tampa; Thelma Lee; Thelma Lee Clonts; tourism; UCF; University of Central Florida; University of South Florida; USF; Walt Disney; Walt Disney World; Walter Elias Disney; Zellwood
Oral History of Sister Gail Grimes
Tags: A. Duda & Sons; African Americans; agricultural labor; agriculture; alligators; Ann Kendrick; Apopka; Apopka City Council; bass; bass fishing; Bonita Springs; boycotts; Cape Canaveral; carrot houses; carrots; Cesar Chavez; César Estrada Chávez; citrus; City of Apopka; Crealdé School of Art; discrimination; Dowdell v. City of Apopka; E & J Gallo Winery; farms; Farmworker Association of Florida; farmworkers; ferneries; fernery; Gail Grimes; gators; Germans; Haitians; Hispanics; Hope CommUnity Center; Immokalee; Jared Muha; juice plants; kale; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; laborers; Lake Apopka; Lake County; Latinas; Latinos; lettuce; lupus; Mexican Americans; Mexicans; muck farms; Museum of the Apopkans; nonprofits; nuns; nurseries; nursery; Office for Farmworker Ministry; orange county; orange groves; oranges; pesticide exposure; pesticides; Peter Schreyer; Pierson; Plymouth; Plymouth Citrus Products Cooperative, Inc.; Polk County; POW; POWs; Prisoner of War; Prisoners of War; race relations; racial conflict; racism; radish; radishes; religious sisters; Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholicism; Roman Catholics; segregation; service learning; SLE; soldiers; Stomping Ground; systemic lupus erythematosus; The Last Harvest; turpentine; Vietnam War; wages; Walt Disney World Resort; William Donald Borders; Willis V. McCall; Willis Virgil McCall; Winter Garden; Winter Garden City Council; Winter Park; World War II; WWII
Oral Memoirs of Jeannie Economos
Tags: agribusiness farms; agricultural labor; Agricultural Worker Protection Standard; agriculture; Angel City: A Novel; Angela Tanner; Apopka; Astatula; Audubon Society; AWPS; Betty Woods; Bracero Program; bromomethane; carrots; Central Americans; citrus; Civil Rights Act of 1964; commodity crops; corn; Dale Finley Slongwhite; DI; disability benefits; disability income insurance; disability insurance; disaster education; disaster responses; Domestic Fair Trade Association; economic development; educational programs; environmental advocacy; environmental justice; Environmental Protection Agency; EPA; Eustis; fair trade; Farmworker Association of Florida; farmworkers; farmworkers' rights; Fed Up: The High Costs of Cheap Food; FOLA; food movements; Friends of Lake Apopka; Geraldine Matthew; Geraldine Shannon; globalization; Great Recession; Guatemalans; Haitians; Harry and Harriette Moore Memorial Park; Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore Cultural Complex; Hawthorne Village; Henry Flagler; Henry Morrison Flagler; Hispanic Americans; Hispanics; immigrants; immigrants’ rights; immigration; income protection; Indiantown; Jared Muha; Jobs and Education Partnership; La Via Campesina; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Farmworker Memorial Quilts Project; Lake Apopka Project; Lake Apopka Restoration Act of 1996; Lake City; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; Linda Lee; Magnolia Park; Mary Tinsley; methyl bromide; Mexican Americans; Mexicans; Mexico; migrant farms; migrant farmworkers; migrant labor; migrant laborers; migrant workers; Mount Dora; Museum of the Apopkans; NAFTA; National Institutes Of Health; NIH; non-profit; North American Free Trade Agreement; not-for[profit; nurseries; nursery; nuts; Oakland Nature Preserve; OASDI; Occupational Safety and Health Administration; Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance; oranges; OSHA; Patrick D. Smith; Pesticide Action Network International; pesticide exposure; pesticide health and safety; Pesticide Safety and Environmental Health Project Coordinator; pesticides; public housing; race relations; railroads; railways; retraining; Salvadorans; Sara Downs; Save the Manatee Club; slavery; slaves; Social Security; Social Security Disability Insurance; soy; specialty crops; SSD; SSDI; St. Augustine; St. Johns River Water Management District; The Last Harvest: A History and Tribute to the Life and Work of the Farmworkers on Lake Apopka; tomato; tomato industry; tomatoes; U.S. Department of Agriculture; unfree labor; USDA; wage theft; Wahneta; wheat; Wimauma; Winter Garden; Winter Haven; Worker Protection Standard; Zellwood
Orange Grove After the Freeze of 1888
In 1871, General Henry S. Sanford (1823-1891) began clearing land…
Oviedo
Tags: Alafaya Woods; Andrew Aulin, Sr.; Ben Ward, Jr.; celery; celery industry; chicken; citrus; citrus industry; Colene Ward; college; Downtown Oviedo; Florida Technological University; FTU; Great Depression; home; Homebuyer; house; Mead Manor; neighborhood; orange county; Oviedo; Oviedo Place; school; Solaria's Wharf; subdivision; suburb; university
Oviedo Began as Solaria's Wharf
Tags: 4th of July; ACL; Andrew Aulin, Sr.; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; bank; Black Hammock; Black Tuesday; Broadway Street; bus; celery; Central Avenue; Chicago boys; Citizens Bank of Oviedo; citrus; doctor; Donna Neely; Downtown Oviedo; fertilizer industry; fire; First Baptist Church of Oviedo; First United Methodist Church of Oviedo; flies; Florida Technological University; fly; Fourth of July; freezes; fruit flies; fruit fly; FTU; Great Crash; Great Depression; Greyhound Lines, Inc.; groves; Gwynn; Gwynn's Cafe; Henry Foster; Independence Day; infestation; J. B. Jones; J. B. Jones and Brothers; Jones Grocery; Jonnie Conley; Joseph Watts; July 4th; July Fourth; Lake Charm; Lake Jessup; Lake Jessup Settlement; Lee and Todd Real Estate Company; medical care; OHS; Old Time History of By Gone Days of Lake Jessup Settlement; oranges; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo City Hall; Oviedo Historical Society; Oviedo Railroad Depot; Peters Shoes; physician; R. W. Estes; railroads; ration; SAL; Seaboard Air Line railroads; Seminole County; settler; Solaria's Wharf; Spencer's Store; Steen Nelson; Stock Market Crash of 1929; Sweetwater Park; T. L. Mead; The Oviedo Heritage; The Oviedo Outlook; Theodore Luqueer Mead; Wall Street Crash of 1929; Wheeler Fertilizer; World War II; WWII
Oviedo, Circa 1960
Tags: A. A. Myers; A. Bradford Dinsmore; A. D. Sauer, Jr.; A. D. Sauer, Sr.; A. F. Cotton; A. L. Ruddell; A. M. Jones; A. W. Meares; African Methodist Episcopal; Agnes Smith; Alexandria Subdivision; Alice Brannon; Allison; AME; Amos Laster; Andrew Aulin; Andrew Aulin, Jr.; Andrew John McCulley; Andrew Leinhart; Anita King Crawford; Anna Leinhart; Annabelle Linger Lawton; Annette Sullivan Shrumpert; Annie Ethel Lee Carter; Antioch Missionary Baptist Church; Antonio Solary; Appleby; Arthur Evans; Arthur Metcalf; Arthur Riles Hunter; August D. Covington; Augusta Clause; Aulin Avenue; Aulin's Addition; B. F. Ward, Jr.; B. F. Wheeler III; B. F. Wheeler, Jr.; B. F. Wheeler, Sr.; B. G. Smith; B. J. Solomon; Bank of Oviedo; Baptists; Bay Street; Ben Blackburn; Ben Jones; Ben Wheeler; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler III; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler, Jr.; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler, Sr.; Bertha Huggins; Bertha Leinhart; Bertha P. Dixon; Bessie Fay Myers Fly; Bethany Circle; Betty Colbert; Beverly Hughes Evans; Bill Chance; Bill Jenkins, Jack Jenkins; Black Hammock; Blaine Edwards; Block Youth Building; Bob Cameron; Bob Gibbs; Bob King; Bob Ragsdale; Bob Slavik; Bob Ward; Bobby Standlifer; Bowers; Boyd Clonts; Brewster; Broadway Street; Bub Sloan; Bud Claxton; Butler Court Road; C. D. Crutchfield; C. J. Marshall; C. K. Phillips; C. L. West; C. N. Ogg; C. R. Clonts; C. R. Clonts, Jr.; C. S. Lee; C. T. Edwards; C. T. Niblack; cabins; Calvin Whitney; Carl Farnell; Catherine Young Gore; celery; Central Avenue; Charles Evans; Charles Niblack; Charles P. Williams; Charles Roy Clonts, Jr. Charles Roy Clonts, Sr.; Charles Shaffer; Charles Simeon Lee; Charlotte Lee Lawton; Chase Piano Company; Chester W. Shipley; Christine Leinhart; Chuluota; churches; citrus; city halls; Claire Lee Evans; Claire Lee Wheeler; Clara Deering; Clara Mariner; Clarence Ashe; Clark Street; Cleo Gore Leinhart; Clonts and Staley Block Company; Clyde Holder; Colonial architecture; Congregate Meals Program; construction; Courier Field; Crystal Shores; Curtis Estes; Cyrus B. Dawsey; D. D. Daniels; D. E. Hart; Dan Denmark; Daniel B. Hohn; Daniel Gore; David Corey; David Evans; David Hunter; Dawsey; Deering Harvester Company; Delco; Della Barnett; dentists; Dick Mitchell; Division Avenue; doctors; don Carraway; Don Shaffer; Don Ulrey; Donna Neely; Dora Kelsey; Dorothy Courier; Dorothy Lee; Douglas Jackson; Douglas Philpot; Downtown Oviedo; Dozier's; Drady Mathers; E. C. Harper; E. J. Moughton; E. M. Olliff; E. T. Standlifer; E. W. Stone; Earl Koontz; Edna Staley; education; Edward W. Stoner; Edwin A. Farnell; elementary schools; Elida Slavik; Elizabeth Farnell; Emmett Waltz; Emory Asbell; Ephfrom Whipper; Eric Anderson; Eric Anderson Subdivision; Essie Mae Clonts; Evelyn Alpaugh; Fay Stoner; Federation of Senior citizens Clubs of Seminole County, Inc.; Fellowship Hall; Fernando Daniel; Ferrell Beasley; First Baptist Church of Oviedo; First United Methodist Church of Oviedo; fisher; Florida State Road 419; Florida Technological University; Flournoy Jernigan; Foster Chapel; Fountainhead Baptist Church; Frank C. Morgan; Frank W. Talbott; Frank Wheeler; Franklin Street; Frazier Vail; Fred Dyson; Fred Robbins; Fred Tingley; FTU; Future Farmers of America; G. L. Baker; G. M. Arie; G. S. Abell; G. S. Moon; G. W. Johnson; Gammon and Deering Company; Garden Cove; Garden Street; Garth Bowers; Geneva; Geneva Abell; Geneva Drive; George C. Crawford; George Carlton; George Jakubcin; George K. Hollingsworth; George Lee Lawton; George Means; George Morgan; Georgia Lee Lawton; Georgian-Colonial architecture; Germans; Gladys Basford; Gladys Leinhart; Glen Stoner; Glenda Conley; Glenna B. Stoner; Goldie Eva Beckley Lee; Gordon Pendarivs; Gordon W. Johnson, Jr.; Gove Hill; Graham Avenue; Grant Chapel; Grant Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church; Grant Chapel AME Church; groves; Guy Lingo; H. B. McCall; H. C. Park; H. R. Spencer, Sr.; Haig; Hamlin; Hansel; Hardem Webb; Harold Jordan; Harry P. Leu Company; Hazel Haley; Helen Leinhart; Helen Terrell; Henry Foster; Henry Jackson; Henry McAlister; Henry Whittier; Henry Wolcott; Herbert McCarley; Herbert Metcalf; Hettie Ragsdale; High Street; Hillcrest Avenue; Hillcrest Drive; Hillcrest Gardens; Holland Construction Company; homes; houses; housing; Howard-Packard Land Company; Howell Williams; Hubert E. Davis; Huggins Brothers, Inc.; Hugh Gregory; Hugh Morris; immigrants; Internal Improvement Fund; Irene Hollenbeck; Irvin Claxton; J. B. Jones; J. B. Jones, Jr.; J. B. Ludlow; J. Emmett Kelsey; J. Enoch Partin; J. H. King; J. H. Lee III; J. H. Lee IV; J. H. Lee, Jr.; J. H. Lee, Sr.; J. H. Staley; J. L. Walker; J. N. Thompson; J. W. Burns; J. W. McIntosh; J. Wes Evans; Jack T. Bryant; Jack Williams, Sr.; Jackson Heights Middle School; Jackson Heights School; Jake Gore; Jamerson Construction Company; James Arthur Partin; James D. Hagin; James Davidson; James Gamble Rogers; James H. Lee; James Hiram Lee III; James Hiram Lee IV; James Hiram Lee, Jr.; James Hiram Lee, Sr.; James J. Egan; James Marion Jones; James Wilson; Jane Cochran Moon; Jane Hill Walker; Jean Jordan; Jeanette Mills; Jenkins Realty Company; Jennifer Adicks; Jennings Neeld; Jerry Jacobs; Jessie Shaffer; Jewel Dean; JHMS; Jim Jones; Jim McGowan; Jim Staley; Jimmy McGowan; Joe Faircloth; John Batts Jones, Sr.; John Branscomb; John Courier; John Drury; John McCulley; John Ridenour; John Smith; John W. Evans, Sr.; Johnie Conley; Johnnie Conley; Johnnie Wright; Johnny Jones; Joseph Leinhart; Josephine Munson; Juanita Beasley; Julia Gaulden; Julia Lee Matheson; Katherine Teague; Kathryn Lawton; Katie Ruddell; King Street; Kinney; Kirby Buckelew; Kirby Grant; Kirkpatrick; L. B. Moore; L. E. Jordan; L. J. Flowers; L. L. Day; L. L. Faulk; Lake Charm; Lake Charm Circle; Lake Charm Fruit Company; Lake Charm Memorial Chapel; Lake Jessup Avenue; Lake Jesup; Langston; Lawton Elementary School; Leah Koontz; Lee Gary; Lee H. Gore; Lena Leinhart; Leon Olliff; Leon Ragsdale; Libby Wainwright; Lillian Lee Lawton; Link Hart; Lloyd Koontz; Lois Jones; Lois Ruddell; Long Lake; Lonnie Metcalf; Loretta E. Hohn; Lottie Lee Lawton; Louis Edward Jordan, Sr.; Louis Leinhart; Louise B. Gore; Louise Brown Gore; Louise Wilson; Lucille Campbell; Lucille Niblack; Lucille Partin Niblack; Lynum Brothers; M. C. Hagen; M. L. Gary; M. L. Wright; M. M. Estes; Madeline Foltz; Mae King; Magnolia Street; Main Street; Margaret Culpepper Wolcott; Margaret Harper; Marguerite Covington; Marguerite Parson Partin; Marion Estes; Marsh harvester; Martha King Spinks; Martha Staley Leinhart; Marvin L. Wright; Mary Alice Aulin; Mary Brannon; Mary C. Wolcott; Mary Etta Chance; Mary Leinhart; Mary Leinhart Wright; Mary Ninde; Mary Young; Max Leinhart; Mead Manor; Meals on Wheels; Mediterranean architecture; Memorial Building; Meredith Brock; Merritt Staley; Methodists; middle schools; Mildred Adicks; Mills M. Lord; Milton Gore; Mimi Wheeler; Minnie King; Minnie Means; Myrtle Street; N. F. Lezette; Nanearl Bradley; Nannie B. Giles; neighborhoods; Nell George Morgan; Nell King Morgan; Nelson and Company; Nita Rawlson; Novella Carter Aulin Driggers; O. Gus Wolcott; O. P. Swope; OES; OHS; Olive Babbitt; Olive Lezette; Oliver Farnell; Oliver Swope; oranges; Oreon Burnett; orlando; Orlando Drive; Ouida Anderson Wolcott; Oviedo; Oviedo City Council; Oviedo City Hall; Oviedo Clinic; Oviedo Department of Public Safety; Oviedo Elementary School; Oviedo High School; Oviedo Historical Society; Oviedo Land Company; Oviedo Oaks; Oviedo School; Oviedo Woman's Club; Oviedo: Biography of a Town; OWC; Owens; P. B. Boston; Patsy A. Booth; Paul M. Campbell; Paul Mikler; Paul Slavik; Peck; Pennie Olliff; Pete McCall; Peter C. H. Pritchard; Peter Helliar; Phil Coree; physicians; pioneers; Plant System; porches; R. B. Black; R. F. Cooper; R. J. Lawton; R. W. Estes; R. W. Lawton; R. W. Whittier; railroad depots; railroads; Ransford C. Pyle; Richard Adicks; Richard Apel; Richfield; Rick Snow; Robert Holloway; Robert L. Ward; Robert Lawton, Jr.; Robert R. Barber; Robert Soka; Roberta Sparks Lingo; Roger Slavik; Rollins College; Ross F. Dunn; Ruby Estes; Ruby Jones; Russell Daniel; Ruth Davidson; Ruth Metcalf; S. E. Kirkland; S. J. Lewis and Company; S. L. Murphy; S. R. Rembert; Sam Stephens; Sam Swope; Samuel L. Robinson; Samuel Lincoln Murphy; Samuel William Swope; Sanford; Sanford and Indian River Railroad; Sans Souci; schools; Schweizer Associates; SCPS; Seminole County Public Schools; Shed Grove; Sky King; Slavia; Smith Street; Solary's wharf; South Florida Railroad; Sparks Lee Clonts Ridenour; Sparks Lee Ridenour; Spencer R. Wainwright; SR 419; St. Hebrew African Methodist Episcopal Church; St. Hebrew AME Church; Stalnick; Stan Tillman; Stanley Brokhausen; Stanley Muller; Stanley T. Muller; Steen Nelson; Steve Somers; Steven Sommers; Stewart Catchell; Stewart Gatchell; Sweetwater Creek; T. C. Brannon; T. L. Lingo, Jr.; T. L. Lingo, Sr.; T. W. Lawton; T. W. Lawton Elementary School; Ted Estes; Tedford; Terry Raburn; Thelma Lee Clonts; Thelma Tew; Theodore Luqueer Mead; Thomas K. Brown; Thomas Moon, Sr.; Thomas Ratliff; Thomas Staley; Thomas Weaton; Thomas Willingham Lawton; Todd Whitney; Tom Deal; Tom Hollingsworth; Tom Purdom; Tom Risher; Tommy Estes; tony Daniels; UCF; University of Central Florida; V. H. Sley; Virginia Mikler; Virginia Staley; W. A. Clark; W. A. Teague; W. B. Williams; W. B. Young; W. C. Alpaugh; W. C. Betsy Anne Carter Apel; W. G. Mikell; W. H. Martin; W. J. Lawton; W. J. Varn; W. K. Kimble; W. P. Carter; W. Rex Clonts; W. T. Chance; W. W. Young; Wallace Sommerville; Walter A. Teague; Walter Cart; Walter Carter; Walter Eugene Olliff; Walter Guynn; Walter Gwynn; Warren McCall; Wayne Standlifer; Whispering Oaks; Wiley Abell; William Browning; William H. Deering; William Hyatt; William Marr; William R. Marr; William Wiley Lee; William X. Ninde; Willie Poole; Willis; Winborn Joseph Lawton; Windmeadow Farms; Winter Park; Women's Society for Christian Service; Wyatt L. Wyatt; Wyatt Lawrence Wyatt; Yarborough; Young Harris; Zack Spinks; Zetta Leinhart
Prediction for 1940
Tags: bakeries; bakery; banking; banks; Black Hammock; bus; buses; canning; canning industry; Chuluota; citrus; crate factory; crates; factories; factory; food preservation; fruit juices; fruits; Med-fly; orlando; Oviedo; railroads; roads; Sanford; shipping; St. Johns River; The Central Florida Press; traffic; vegetable industry; vegetables; Winter Park
President Calvin Coolidge Visits Sanford
Program of the Board of Supervisors of the Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District, 1963
Tags: abandoned flowing wells; agricultural development; agriculture; artesian water; beans; beef cattle; birds; Black Hammock; cabbage; carrots; celery; Charles A. Wales; chlorides; citrus; conservation; corn; cropland; drainage; egg production; Elbert Cammack; environmental protection; erosion; farmers; farming; flowing wells; Geneva; industrial development; irrigation; Jack Dodd; Lake Harney; Lake Jessup; Lake Monroe; lakes; land development; land use; leguminous cover crops; lettuce; livestock; nemeatodes; overgrazing; pasture development; ponds; poultry; poultry farms; Puzzle Lake; Ralph Hammond; recreation; recreational land; row crops; Sanford; Sanford Junior High School; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; soil; Soil and Conservation Service; soil depletion; SSCD; SSWCD; St. Johns River; streams; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; vegetables; W. W. Linz; water; water control; Wells; wildlife; wind
Program of the Seminole Soil Conservation District, 1948
Tags: artesian water; artesian well; asparagus, Boston ferns, water; beef; black bass; bream; C. A. Wales; cattle; celery; census; Chase and Company; citrus; conservation; controlled burning; dairy; drainage; environmental protection; erosion; farm ponds; farmers; farming; farms; fire protection; fishing; Florida Experiment Station; forestry; grazing; Hairy Indigo; hay; hogs; irrigation; lake basins; Lake Jessup; Lake Monroe; land use; leaching; livestock; Oviedo; pasture development; pine timber; R.F. Cooper; R.T. Milwee; reforestation; saline; Sanford; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; Sidney A. Stubbs; sink holes; soil; Soil and Conservation Service; soils legend; SSCD; SSWCD; St. Johns River; T.L. Lingo; Tom McLain, Jr.; truck crops; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; water control; Wekiva River; wildlife; woodland management
Receipt from A. D. Starbird to Isaac Vanderpool (December 29)
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 11: Harry T. Moore: An Interview with Dr. Jim Clark
Tags: Apopka; Apopka KKK; Apopka Ku Klux Klan; assassination; baseball; bomb; Brevard County; Brevard County NAACP; Brevard County National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Brooklyn, Earl J.; Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka; citrus; citrus industry; civil rights; civil rights activist; Civil Rights Leader Harry T. Moore and the Ku Klux Klan in Florida; Civil Rights Movement; Clark, Jim; desegregation; documentary; FBI; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Florida State Attorney; hate group; historic preservation; integration; investigative journalism; journalism; journalist; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; KKK; klansman; Ku Klux Klan; labor; laborer; Lake County; McCall, Willis V.; Moore, Harriette Vyda Simms; Moore, Harry Tyson; murder; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; newspaper; newspaper editor; newspaper publisher; open records law; orange county; Orange County Sheriff; Orange County Sheriff's Office; orlando; Orlando Magazine; podcast; Powell, Angelea; preservation; public records law; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Robinson, Jack "Jackie" Roosevelt; Sacher, John; Sanford; segregation; sheriff; Simms, Harriette Vyda; Star, Dave; The Orlando Sentinel; tourism; tourist; UCF; UF; University of Central Florida; University of Florida; Winter Park Magazine; Wolfinger, Norman "Norm" Robert
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 18: Winter Garden's 20th Century: Boom, Bust and Rebirth
Tags: ACL; Atlantic Coast Railroad Company; Avalon; bust; Cappleman, Kay; Central Florida Museum; cinema; citrus; citrus grove; citrus industry; Cross, Phil; documentary; Downtown Winter Garden; Dr. Philips; farming; freeze; Gannon, Barbara A.; Garden Theatre; Gotha; grove; historic preservation; historic renovation; housing; hurricane; land boom; land development; McMillan, Alana; National Railway Historical Society; news; Niemi, Nicholas; night life; Oakland; orange; orange grove; orange industry; Plant Street; podcast; Polk County; population growth; preservation; railroad; real estate; real estate industry; renovation; revitalization; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; shipping; suburb; suburban; Tavares; Tavares, Eustis & Gulf Railroad; theater; theme park; turpentine; turpentine industry; Walt Disney World; West Orange Trail; WGHF; Windermere; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Heritage Foundation
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 22: Hannibal Square
Tags: African American; African American community; African American neighborhood; Chambliss, Julian C.; Chapman, Oliver; Chase, Loring A.; citrus; citrus grove; citrus industry; City of Winter Park; college; cracker; Cravero, Geoffrey; Democrat; Democratic Party; documentary; Eatonville; Fountain of Youth; gentrification; GOP; Grand Old Party; Hannibal Square; Hannibal Square Heritage Center; Henderson, Gus C.; Hungerford Vocational High School; Hurston, Zora Neale; incorporation; Jacksonville; labor; Lake Monroe; liberal arts college; Livingston, Fairolyn; Maitland; Miami; orange; orange grove; orange industry; Özoğlu, Hakan; podcast; race relations; railroad; Republican; Republican Party; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Rollins College; Sanford; segregation; Seminole Hotel; snowbird; St. Johns River; Town Council; Town of Winter Park; upper class; voter; voting; Winter Garden; Winter Haven; Winter Park
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 25: The Railways of Central Florida
Tags: Brooksville; Central Florida Railroad Museum; CFRM; citrus; citrus industry; City of Winter Garden; Cross, Phil; documentary; historian; historic preservation; historic restoration; historical society; Killarney; Murphee, Daniel S.; museum; National Railway Historical Society; Neimi, Nicholas; NRHS; Oakland; orange county; podcast; preservation; railroad; restoration; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Speer, James G.; Spring Lake; Tavares and Gulf Railroad Company; Tildenville; West Orange County; WGHF; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Heritage Foundation; Winter Garden Music Fest
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 26: The Oviedo Chickens
Tags: Adicks, Richard; Alafaya Woods; Black Hammock; celery; celery industry; chick; chicken; citrus; citrus industry; documentary; Downtown Oviedo; Econ River; Econlockhatchee River; Gagliano, Barbara; Great Day in the Country; Great Depression; hen; Lake Jesup; Murphee, Daniel S.; Oviedo; Oviedo Chickens; Oviedo Woman's Club; Petitt, Josh; podcast; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; rooster; rural; Shadron, Cindy; suburb; suburbanization; surburban; Taste of Oviedo; The Townhouse Restaurant; The Vine; UCF; University of Central Florida; White, Lars; Woman's Club; World War II; WWII
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 35: Harry T. Moore, Part 1
Tags: African American; Apopka; Apopka KKK; Apopka Ku Klux Klan; assassination; bomb; Brevard County; Brevard County NAACP; Brevard County National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka; citrus; citrus industry; civil rights; civil rights activist; Civil Rights Movement; Clark, James C.; Clark, Jim C.; court; court case; Democrat; Democratic Party; documentary; educator; efore His Time: The Untold Story of Harry T. Moore, America's First Civil Rights Martyr; El-Shabazz, El-Hajj Malik; FBI; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Florida State Attorney; Green, Ben; Jacksonville; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; Lake County; Library of Congress; Little, Malcolm; Live Oak; LOC; lynching; martyr; McCall, Willis Virgil; Moore, Angela; Moore, Evangeline; Moore, Harriette Vyda Simms; Moore, Harry Tyson; murder; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; orange; orange county; Orange County Sheriff's Office; orange industry; podcast; principal; racism; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Simms, Harriette Vyda; Suwannee County; teacher; terrorism; terrorist; The Orlando Sentinel; tourism; voter registration; voting; X, Malcolm
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 36: Harry T. Moore, Part 2
Tags: African American; assassination; Barnes, Althemese; Barton, Juanita; Beiler, Rosalind J.; block voting; bomb; Brevard County; Brevard County NAACP; Brevard County National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; citrus; citrus industry; civil rights; civil rights activist; Civil Rights Movement; Clark, Jim; Dickson, Oscar; documentary; educator; equal pay; Evers, Medgar Wiley; FBI; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Florida African-American Heritage Preservation Network; Florida State Attorney's Office; Gary, Bill; Green, Ben; Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Cultural Complex; historic preservation; homesite development committee; Jacksonville; John Gilmore Riley Research Center; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; labor; Lake County; law enforcement; lynching; martyr; McCall, Willis Virgil; Moore Cultural Complex, Inc.; Moore Festival; Moore, Angela; Moore, Harriette Vyda Simms; Moore, Harry Tyson; murder; museum; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; open records law; orange; orange county; orange industry; orlando; park; podcast; police; police brutality; Poole, T. H.; preservation; principal; public history; public record; race relations; racism; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Sanford; segregation; Simms, Harriette Vyda; teacher; terrorism; terrorist; The Orlando Sentinel; UCF; University of Central Florida; voter registration; voting; voting rights; wages; white supremacy; Wolfinger, Norm; Wolfinger, Norman "Norm" Robert
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 39: The Orange County Regional History Center
Tags: American Civil War; American Museum Association; cattle; Cattle and Citrus; cattle industry; Central Boulevard; citrus; citrus industry; Civil War; costume; courthouse; Destination Florida; documentary; Downtown Orlando; exhibit; exhibit design; Florida in the Civil War; Henson, James "Jim" Maury; Henson, Jim; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; Mel Fisher Maritime Museum; Muppets; museum; museum studies; OCRHC; orange county; Orange County Courthouse; Orange County Regional History Center; orlando; Out of This World: Great Costumes from Sci-Fi Movies and Television; Perkins, Michael; pirate; podcast; public history; puppetry; race relations; racism; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Smithsonian; tin-can tourist; tourism; tourist attraction; traveling exhibit; Turnbull, Lindsey; Walt Disney World; white supremacy; Wigwam; Wigwam Village
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 48: The Groveland 4
Tags: African American; Assistant District Attorney; attorney; boycott; capital punishment; citrus; citrus boycott; citrus industry; civil rights; Clermont; Collins, LeRoy; Collins, Thomas LeRoy; Communist; Communist Party; court; court case; crime; criminal case; criminal justice; death penalty; death sentence; Devil in the Grove: Thurgood Marshall, the Groveland Boys, and the Dawn of a New America; documentary; electric chair; execution; false accusation; false conviction; Florida State Attorney; Francis, Willie; fundraising; governor; Governor of Florida; Greenlee, Charles; Groveland; Groveland 4; Groveland Boys; Groveland Boys Trial; Howard, Willie James; Irvin, Walter Lee; judge; justice; kidnapping; King, Gilbert; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; Lake County; Lake County Sheriff; Lake County Sheriff's Office; lawyer; LDF; legal defense fund; legal representation; Library of Congress; life in prison; life sentence; LOC; lynch mob; lynching; Marshall, Thurgood; McCall, Willis Virgil; media; mob; Moore, Harry Tyson; murder; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; news; newspaper; Padgett, Norma; Padgett, Willie; podcast; prisoner; prosecution; protest; publicity; race relations; racism; rape; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Robert Cassanello; Shepherd, Samuel "Sam"; sheriff; Sheriff's Office; State Archives of Florida; Supreme Court; Supreme Court justice; suspect; Suwannee River; Thomas, Ernest; trial; U.S. Supreme Court; UM; University of Miami
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 58: Museum Tour
Tags: 14th Avenue; African American; Barton, Juanita; Bush Boulevard; Cassanello, Robert A.; citrus; citrus grove; citrus industry; city hall; civil rights; civil rights activist; Civil Rights Movement; Country Club Road; documentary; Downtown Vero Beach; Duryea, Mary Jane; Fourteenth Avenue; Freedom Avenue; grove; Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Memorial Park; Heritage Center and Indian River Citrus Museum; Historic Downtown Vero Beach; I-95; Indian River Citrus Museum; Interstate Highway 95; Kenovich, Jane; Lake Mary; Lake Mary City Hall; Lake Mary Historical Museum; Mims; Moore, Harriette Vyda Simms; Moore, Harry Tyson; museum; Museum of Seminole County History; Nelson, Kim; Old Folks' Home; podcast; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Rickey, Rebecca; Seminole County; Seminole County Historical Society; Simms, Harriette Vyda; Spingarn Medal; Vero Beach
Sanford Farmers Market is Third Largest in State: Annual Business is Around $700,000 in Florida Products
Tags: 13th Street; Arcadia; Balmes, George; Bonifay; Branford; Bushnell; Central Florida; Chase and Company; Chipley; citrus; Cocoa; commissioner; Commissioner of Agriculture; cooling room; Dade City; Dawson, C. R.; DeFuniak Springs; Dorner, Fred F.; Dunn, Charles Sr.; farmers; farmers’ market; federal government; Florida City; Fort Pierce; French Avenue; fruit; Haines, B. F.; Holly Hill; Jay; Johnson, Alex R.; La Belle; Lake City; Lee, Charles; Leffler, William A.; Lehman, H. J.; Lehman, Karl; Live Oak; Marianna; Mayo, Nathan; Meisch, Frank; Meisch, John; Nickel, Henry; packing house; Papworth, Harry M.; Pompano Beach; Postal Telegraph; Rhodes, L. M.; Sanford; Sanford State Farmers' Market; Sanford State Farmers' Market Advisory Board; Schmach, Gus; Seminole County; Starke; Thirteenth Street; Titusville; Tooke, Harry; vegetable; Wauchula; Western Union; wholesale; Wight, Ralph B.; Williston
Statement from Gray Dawes and Company to Henry Shelton Sanford (January 28, 1880)
Subjects to be Presented at Public Hearing on Local Water Pollution
Tags: agricultural pollution; Arthur W. Sinclair; citrus; citrus groves; farming; federal government; fish; Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; gar; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; muck farms; orange county; Orlando Chamber of Commerce; public hearings; Reconstruction Finance Corporation; RFC; seining; state governments; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; water hyacinths; water pollution; water quality; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce; Zellwood Drainage District
Supplemental Memorandum of Understanding Between the Seminole Soil Conservation District and the Soil Conservation Service of the United States Department of Agriculture, 1948
Tags: artesian wells; C.R. Dawson; cattle; Central Florida Experiment Station; citrus; conservation; drainage; environmental protection; H.H. Hennett; irrigation; livestock; R.F. Cooper; Sanford; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; Soil Conservation Service; SSCD; SSWCD; United States Department of Agriculture; USDA; water levels; Wells; wildlife
The Florida Agriculturist, Vol. 10, No. 27, November 9, 1887
Tags: agriculture; anarchism; anarchists; Apopka; Astor; Bartow; bees; Blue Springs; cattle; citrus; clocks; colleges; consumption; courts; cows; creditors; De Funiak Springs; DeLand; Eber W. Bond; F. E, NORRIS; fertilizers; Florida Shippers Union; foreclosures; Gadsden County; Gainesville; Green Cove Springs; H. A. Wright; Halifax River Railroad; Hamlin; Haymarket Affair; Haymarket Massacre; Haymarket Riot; Highland Park; Holly Hill; horses; Huntington; Isaac D. Beauchamp,; Jacksonville; James H.c Chandler; John Cromie; John Ellis; Katie Beauchamp; Key West; Lake Apopka; Lakeland; Leesburg; Leon County; Lucas; M. Uenard; malaria; Melbourne; Monroe County; New Smyrna; Newnan; Ocala; Orange City; Orange Park; orlando; Palatka; Pensacola; Pullman; R. B. F. Roper; R. Mohan; railroads; Rockledge; Roger Laroque; San Mateo; Sanford; Seventh Judicial Circuit Court of Florida; Seville; Silas B. Wright; St. Augustine; St. Johns River; Starke; Tallahassee; Tampa; Tampa Bay; The Florida Agriculturist; The Florida Citrus Grower; The Southern Circulator; Titusville; trains; Volusia County; W. A. Allen; W. Fisher; W. W. Alexander; W. W. Parce; watch; watches; woman; women
The Florida Grower
Tags: ACL; agriculture; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; chamber of commerce; chamber of commerces; citrus; Dixie Highway; Frank Whitman; Hill School; Lake Faith; Lake Lily; Longwood; Maitland; Maitland Chamber of Commerce; Oaks Hotel; orlando; poultry; property values; railroads; Rollins College; Sanford; schools; segregation; The Florida Grower; Winter Park
The Maitland Courier, December 24, 1885
Tags: agriculture; Altamonte Hotel; B. D. Stone; B. J. Taliaferro; C. C. Haskell; C. F. Townsend; Church of Good Shepard; citrus; citrus industry; E. Turner; G. B. Van Dyke; G. T. Stith; George E. Hudson; Horace Greeley; horse; horse breeding; HOTEL; I. Vanderpool; J. A. Richardson; J. C. Eaton; J. D. Bowen; J. E. Clark; J. W. Spitler; K. Turner; Lake Maitland; M. J. Spitler; Maitland; Maitland Real Estate Agency; N. A. Wilson; notary public; Odd Fellows of Manchester, England; orlando; Percheron horse; R. L. Hungerford; R. V. Pierce; railroad; Remington Sewing Machine; Richardson Currie; Roscoe Conkling; S. H. Pullman; S. J. Powe; Sanford; Seminole Hotel; Tavares Herald; taxes; The Maitland Courier; W. A. Heard; W. A. Morris; W. B. Whipple; W. H. Massey; Whitlaw Reid; William B. Jackson; William Hall; William J. Coughlin; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 01, April 12, 1926
Tags: agriculture; Anna B. Treat; appliance; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; C. D. Horner; C. W. Leavitt; chamber of commerce; church; citrus; civil engineering; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; education; electronics; F. H. Manning; fire department; Forrest B. Stone; grapefruit; Greenwood Gardens; housing; Hungerford School; insurance; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; L. P. Bronson; Lois L. Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Maitland Town Council; Needlework Guild; notary; Office of the Mayor; oranges; plumbing; real estate; Reo Speedwagon; residential development; restaurant; S. B. Hill, Jr.; The Maitland News; White-Way Restaurant
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 02, April 29, 1926
Tags: agriculture; American Fruit Growers; Anna B. Treat; appliance; bank; Bank of Maitland; bond; Boy Scouts of America; building permit; C. D. Horner; C. N. Beecher; Carl Hunt; chamber of commerce; church; citrus; civil engineering; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; electronics; F. H. Manning; Forrest B. Stone; Frank L. Skelly; government; Greenwood Gardens; Hamilton Holt; Harold Peet; housing; insurance; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; John Nelson; Karl Lehmann; Lake Maitland; Lida P. Bronson; Lily Lake; local government; Lois L. Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; music; N. S. Bronson; Needlework Guild; notary; Office of the Mayor; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; plumbing; Presbyterian; R. A. Wheeler; radio; real estate; restaurant; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. B. Hill, Sr.; subdivision; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. A. Manning; waterworks; WDBO; White Way Motor Company; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park; Wright-Warlow & Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 08, June 26, 1926
Tags: Anna B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Black Bear Trail; book; Boy Scouts of America; Boyer Fire Engine; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; church; citrus; DeLand; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; education; Eustis High School; firehouse; General Electric Company; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. E. Milliman; Harold Haile; high school; Hill School; housing; Hugh McMillan; Inter-City Realty Company; J. A. Brown; J. A. Harris; J. H. Bennett; jail; Jennille Haile; John Nelson; Kenneth McPherson; Layne & Bowler Company; library; local government; Lois Haile; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; municipal government; Nannie Harris; pest control; Presbyterian; real estate; S. C. Hardwick; school; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; The Winter Park Herald; Town Council; W. A. Manning; W. H. Johnston; waterworks; wedding; White Way Motor Company; William L. Goette; Winter Park; Winter Park High School
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 10, July 10, 1926
Tags: A. S. Clark; Agnes Moreman; airplane; American Fruit Growers; Anna B. Treat; Augusta; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Billie White; book; Boy Scouts of America; C. C. Jackson; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven, Jr.; C. N. Beecher; Calvin H. Hill; Campbell Thompson; Charles Horner; church; citrus; Dixie Highway; Donald G. Spain; Dorothy Williams; E. A. Upmeyer; E. B. Mendsen; E. T. Owen; education; Elsie Hamilton; Emilie Cass; Eva Thompson; F. T. Marsh; fire department; fire engine; Flora's Studio; George F. Cryan; Goodyear Tires; government; H. M. Thompson; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. M. Brown; James Doig; Jesse Williams; John Nelson; Lake Sybelia; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; M. L. Kyle; M. S. Archer; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; map; Martha White; McNair; Methodist; Mount. Wollaston Cemetery; municipal government; National Guard; Presbyterian; real estate; Rollins College; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; school; Seldon White; Sydney C. Hardwick; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Town Council; Veterans of Foreign Wars; W. A. Manning; W. F. Parker; W. L. Parker; waterworks; White Way Motor Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 21, September 25, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; Agnes Moremen; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Arthur Weltons; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Betty Jane Kilbourne; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. D. Horner; C. N. Beecher; Carroll Bennett; Carroll Haile; chambers of commerce; church; churches; citrus; city government; Cora Nelson; Cox and Bryson Paving Company; David Kilbourne; disaster relief; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; E. W. Horton; Edgar A. Guest; Edgar Allen; Eleanor Moremen Barnett; Eleanor Upmeyer; Ernest Upmeyer; F. A. McNair; F. G. Gould; Flora's Studio; Florida Sanitarium; Forrest B. Stone; Goodyear Tires; government; Great Miami Hurricane; H. E. Angel; Herbert E. Angell; high schools; Hill School; housing; hurricane relief; hurricanes; infestation; J. A. Brown; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Friedland; J. G. Hill; J. W. McNair; John Pinder; John W. Rice; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; Lake Lily; Lake Region Paving Company; Laura Springer; Lena Fugate; libraries; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm Niven; Mamie Fugate; Mamie Posey; Mary Rice; mayors; Mazda Lamps; Memorial High School; Methodism; Methodist; Miller Henkel; Minnie Moremen; Mose Bryan; municipal government; natural disasters; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; paving; pest control; Plant Board; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; Robert Kilbourne; Rollins College; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; sanitariums; schools; Shepard Construction Company; South Florida; Southern Clay Company; Stella Waterhouse; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Vernon Ayers; Viking Tires; W. D. McBrayer; W. G. Manning; W. O. Rencher; white-fly fungus
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 24, October 16, 1926
Tags: agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. C. Owen; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven, Jr.; C. N. Beecher; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; churches; citrus; Clyde Hester; colonial; currency; desks; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Frederick B. Conant; G. L. Perryman; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Halloween; Harold Peet; Hill School; holidays; housing; J. A. Brown; J. D. Edmonds; J. G. Bennett; J. M. Brown; L. C. Ingram; libraries; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; orange; orange industry; parties; party; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; R. A. Wheeler; Ray Leuthry; real estate; Redpath Chautauqua; retail; Rollins Press; S. J. Stiggins; schools; shops; stores; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Viking Tires; wampum; waterworks; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park Cleaners; zoning; Zoning Commission
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 26, October 30, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; agriculture; Alick Waterhouse; Alvin Stover; Anna B. Treat; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Bishop Wing; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. B. McNair; C. C. Owen; C. D. Horner; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; churches; citrus; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Brigham; E. D. Visor; E. E. Stover; E. T. Owen; Eleanor Upmeyer; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Florida Public Service Company; fruit; fruit industry; G. L. Perryman; Georgianna Hill; government; H. D. Huldeman; H. E. Simmons; Halloween; Hill School; housing; Ingram Building; J. A. Brown; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Hill; J. M. Brown; James McKinley; Jew; Jewish; John W. Alsop, Jr.; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. C. Ingram; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; orange county; picnics; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; Quittman Orchestra; R. A. Wheeler; real estate; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; schools; Stella Waterhouse; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; W. T. Clare; water plant; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park Cleaners
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 33, December 22, 1926
Tags: A. G. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Albert Ash Allen; Alexander McL. Rowland; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; B. D. Galloway; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; beautification; Beautification Committee; Black Bear Trail; Black Bear Trail Association; Blue Poultry Farm; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; budget; building permit; building permits; C. A. Campbell; C. D. Horner; C. L. Durrance; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; chambers of commerce; Charles D. Waterhouse; Charles Hasslinger; Christian; Christianity; Christmas; church; churches; citrus; construction; Dale Orwick; DeLand; Doris Jean Musser; Doris Waterhouse; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Elmer Johnson; F. A. McNair; fire departments; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit industry; fruits; George Hoyt; Georgianna Hill; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. A. Griner; Hardware & Furniture Company; Helen Waterhouse; Herbert Kyle; Hill School; holidays; housing; Hugh McRae; J. A. Brown; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. T. Stover; J. T. Strong; Jack Lee; James Hooks; Kate Vanderpool; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lake Lily; Leon Tucker; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. J. Daetwyler; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodism; Methodist; Mildred Graham; municipal government; orange; orange industry; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; Ray Leuthy; real estate; roads; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins College; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. E. Reiche; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; schools; sermons; Shapiro Department Store; Stella Waterhouse; tax; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; The Orlando Sentinel; Town Council; town government; W. A. Myers; W. B. Willett; W. L. Strong; W. R. Orwick; W. T. Noland; White Way Filling Station; Winter Park Bakery; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Fish Market; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 34, December 29, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. G. Shadix; A. M. Springer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Annette Coudert; Annie Meer; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Audrey Lampp; B. Auxford Burks; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Barbara Bennett; Betty Jane Kilboun; books; Boy Scouts of America; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Carmel Crawford; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Charles D. Haines; Chevis Osteen; Christine Ponder; Christmas; church; churches; citrus; Cleo Umphrey; Comille Sowell; Dale Orwick; David Kilbourn; drainage; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. T. Owen; Emma Mae Small; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Florence Bennett; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit industry; fruits; Geneva Bailey; George Bates; George P. DeNoyelles; government; H. A. Griner; Hardware & Furniture Company; Herbert Kyle; highways; Hill School; holidays; housing; Isabelle McNair; J. A. Brown; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. G. Friedland; J. G. Hill; Jack Lee; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; Joseph Ponder; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. A. Widdis; L. L. Lampp; Lake Maitland; Lake Sybelia; law; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucile Lampp; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Margaret Rice; Marvin Friedland; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary Francis Rice; May Rena McIntyre; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; municipal government; Myrtle Osteen; orange; orange industry; ordinances; Orlando Automobile Association; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; poll tax; post offices; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; public safety; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; real estate; Richard Pinder; roads; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; schools; speeding; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; traffic law; traffic safety; Twila Horton; Virginia Pinder; voting; W. A. Myers; W. B. Joiner; White Way Restaurant; William Cammack; Winter Park; Winter Park Bakery; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company; zoning
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 1, January 5, 1927
Tags: A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; Arthur B. Rowland; Arthur Wellon; B. Auxford Burks; B. D. Galloway; B. J. Jones; B. M. Robinson; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Barbara Bennett; Blue Poultry Farm; book; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Campbell; C. A. Vincent; C. D. Horner; C. H. Ponder; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; C. T. Sullivan; C. W. Mahan; Cara Ely; Carol Haile; Caroline Kingsley; chamber of commerce; Christmas; church; citrus; citrus industry; Clarence Brown; D. Harold Hair; Doris Waterhouse; E. A. Upmeyer; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. Turner; Eleanor Upmeyer; Ellison Adams; engineering; F. A. McNair; F. G. Ponder; Fanny Traphagen; fire department; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Florida Rock Products Company; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit; fruit industry; fundraising; George B. Carleton; Georgianna Hill; government; Grace Kingsley; grapefruit; grapefruit industry; Greenwood Gardens; grocery; H. A. Griner; Harold Peat; Helen Crane; Helen Holmes; Helen Waterhouse; Hill School; holiday; housing; I. Vanderpool; J. A. Brown; J. C. Sykes; J. D. Baggett; J. F. Gardner; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; J. H. Hill; J. M. Brown; Jane Goode; Karl Lehman; Kate Vanderpool; Kenneth N. McPherson; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; L. L. Lampp; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucy Brown; lumber; lumber industry; M. A. Howard; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm Niven; Martin Johnson; Mary C. Ely; Max Meer; Methodism; Methodist; Mildred Graham; municipal government; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Paul Rogers; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; Ray Leuthy; real estate; retail; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Sallie Crane; sanitation; Sanlando Country Club; school; shop; Stella Waterhouse; store; The Bookery; The Maitland News; The Reporter-Star; The Tampa Times; Town Council; town government; Universal Dry Cleaners; W. A. Myers; W. R. G. Orwick; Wesley Roberts; White Way Filling Station; Will Smith; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 17, April 27, 1927
Tags: A. B. Lemmon; A. C. Olmstead; A. M. Springer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Aledo Times Record; Anna B. Treat; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Arthur Wellons; Augusta McNair; B. Auxford Burks; Baby Grand Theatre; bank; banking; Barbara Bennett; barber shop; beautification; Beautiful Florida; Betty Jane Kilbourne; Betty Peat; Betty Rowland; Billy Rowland; book; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Vincent; C. D. Horner; C. E. Bowers; C. G. Weston; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Caroline Kingsley; Carroll L. Ward; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Chevis O'steen; children; Christine Ponder; church; citrus; citrus industry; Cleo Umphrey; Clyde Clark; Comille Sowell; crime; Curtis Kyle; David Kilbourne; Dorothy Lampp; E. D. Visor; E. R. Hall; E. W. Horton; education; Elmer Johnson; Emma Small; F. Ellison Adams; Fannie Traphagen; film; Florence Bennett; Florida Public Service Company; Foster R. Fanning Company; garage; George Bates; Georgianna Trout Hill; government; Grace Kingsley; green vegetable; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Harold R. Peat; Hazel Riles; health; Herbert Kyle; Hill School; honor roll; Hungerford School; I. Vanderpool; Inez Kyle; Inter-City Realty Company; Isabelle McNair; J. A. Brown; J. A. Howell; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hirsch; J. Harold Hill; J. R. Watson; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; John Masek; John Strong; Johnnie Stover; K. E. Kilbourne; Karl Lehmann; Kenneth N. McPherson; Kitty Vanderpool; L. L. Lampp; Lake Eola; Lakemont Dairy; library; Lily Lake; local government; Lucile Lampp; Lucinda Milliman; M. C. Bryan; M. Leroy Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Post Office; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Kyle; Margaret Rice; Margery Murray; Marvin Frieland; Mary A. Stennis; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary Francis Rice; May Rena McIntyre; McGaffin Electric Shop; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; Morris Friedman; motion picture; movie; municipal government; Myrtle O'steen; N. A. Reasoner; Ocala; Ocala Chamber of Commerce; Parent-Teacher Association; Pat Peat; post office; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. P. Cobb; Ralph Joslin; real estate; Richard Pinder; robbery; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; Ruth Russell; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; school; Stella Waterhouse; student; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Twilla Horton; vegetable; vegetables; Vera McIntyre; Vera Whitfield; Vernon Ayers; Virginia Burke; Virginia Pinder; W. J. Beckham; W. R. G. Orwick; Wallace Wilson; wedding; Wesley Widdis; William Cammack; William W. Long; Willifred Stiggins; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 18, May 18, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; A. W. Benson; agriculture; An Historical Sketch of Maitland; B. Auxford Burks; B. R. Swope; Baby Grand Theatre; Billy Powell; Black Bear Trail; Boston Herald; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Benson; C. D. Homer; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Chester A. Arthur; citrus; citrus industry; Clarence D. Benson; Colla F. Owen; death; E. C. Hungerford; E. Turner; E. W. Horton; Eatonville; Elizabeth D. Benson; Florida State Audubon Society; Fort Maitland; Fort Mellon; Foster R. Fanning; George Rockwood; Georgianna Trout Hill; government; Grover Cleveland; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Henry Sanford; Hill School; Hungerford Industrial School of Eatonville; Hungerford School; Hurd National Bank; Inter-City Realty Company; Isaac Vanderpool; J. C. Eaton; J. E. Hill; J. H. Hill; John J. Hurd; Julia Ward Howe; L. F. Dommerich; L. L. Lampp; Lake Lily; Lake Maitland; library; local government; M. C. Bryan; Maitland; Maitland Clothing & Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Insurance Agency; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Malcolm C. Niven; Marinello Beauty Parlor; Mary Orrmins; Mellonville; Moody Bible Institute; municipal government; obituary; orlando; Osceola; Parent-Teacher Association; pavement; paving; PTA; R. G. Grassfield; railroad; rain; real estate; road; Robert Hungerford; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; Sanford; sanitation; Sanlando Springs; school; Seminole Indian; Seminole War; settler; St. John's River; State Road No. 3; steamboat; steamer; steamship; street; taxes; The Maitland News; Thomas Haskell; Town Council; town government; Ulysses S. Grant; Union State Bank; W. J. Beckham; weather; White Way Motor Company; William Driscoll; William H. Waterhouse; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 3, January 19, 1927
Tags: A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; Annie Meer; B. A. Galloway; B. Auxford Burks; B. M. Robinson; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Bessie Galloway; Betty Rowland; book; Boy Scouts of America; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. A. Moberg; C. B. McNair; C. D. Horner; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Carol Bennett; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; citrus; citrus industry; club; construction; Don Cochran; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. N. Beech; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Elizabeth Smith; Ella Kennedy; F. A. McNair; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; Frederick B. Conant; freeze; freeze protection; frost; fundraising; George B. DeNoyelle; Georgianna Hill; Glee Club; Goodyear Tires; government; gun club; H. A. Griner; H. D. Haldeman; H. E. Milliman; H. T. Sowell; Harold Haldeman; Hill School; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. Blanton Belk; J. C. Russell; J. D. Baggett; J. F. Gardner; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; J. I. Whitworth; Jack Lee; Jane Goode; Joseph Ponder; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lena Fugate; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. A. Howard; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Home Builders Association; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mamie Fugate; Mary Wahl; Methodism; Methodist; Moody Bible Institute; municipal government; Nellie W. Taylor; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; Pepper Pot Restaurant; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; radio; Ralph Ponder; Ray Ponder; real estate; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins Press; Ruby Baggett; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; Ruth Knight; Ruth Russell; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; school; sport; Stella Waterhouse; T. M. Henkel; tennis; tennis court; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; W. A. Myers; W. F. Smith; W. H. Johnston; W. R. G. Orwick; water; waterworks; WDBO Radio; Wesley Widdis; William W. Long; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park High School; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 6, February 9, 1927
Tags: A. B. Lemmon; A. B. Rowland; A. H. Shadix; A. M. Springer; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Berkeley Blackman; boat; boat racing; book; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. F. Batcheldor; C. J. Woodward; C. M. Niven; Caroline Kingsley; chamber of commerce; Charles Hasslinger; church; citrus; citrus industry; D. O. Hibbard; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Flynn; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; Earl Murray; Edward B. Hall; Elmer Johnson; F. A. McNair; F. J. Fotch; fair; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; Founder's Day; Frederick E. Godfrey; G. W. Backus; garage; government; H. C. Pearson; H. D. Haldeman; Harold Peat; Hill School; holiday; housing; Hungerford School; Irving W. Metcalf; J. A. Brown; J. A. Howell; J. H. Bennett; Kittie Vanderpool; L. L. Lampp; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Marinello Beauty Parlor; Mary Ely; Mary Orrmins; Memorial High School; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; music; New England Society of Orlando; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orange Tea Shop; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; park; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Bronson; R. P. Cobb; real estate; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; Sanlando Golf Club; school; song; T. M. Henkle; Tampa; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Theodore Johnson; Town Council; town government; Valentine's Day; W. A. Myers; W. B. Joiner; W. R. G. Orwick; W. R. Orrmins; William Cammack; William Howell; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Country Club; Winter Park Refrigerating Company
The Tallahassee News Release, June 1962
Tags: agricultural pollution; bass; Bob Peavy; citrus; citrus industry; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; diethyl parathion; fish kill; fishing; fishing lodge; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; Folidol; gizzard; Harold L. Moody; insecticide; Lake Apopka; lake whitefish; parathion; parathion-ethyl; pesticide; pollution; press release; sewage; Talahassee; The Tallahassee News; threadfin shad; waste; water quality; Winter Haven
Two Women at DeForest Grove
Undesirable Factors Cited in Report of 'The Big Pond', Lake Apopka; 1962-1964
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Bureau of Sanitary Engineering; citrus; citrus industry; City of Winter Garden; David B. Lee; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; draining; farmer; farming; fertilizer; fish; fishing; Florida Inland Sportsfishing Host; Florida State Board of Health; Free of 1962-1963; freeze; hyacinth; insecticide; irrigation; lake; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Chapter; Orange County Health Department; oxygen; packing; Percy D. Blunt; pesticide; pollution; processing; research; Robert W. Sherman; SBH; sewage; sewage treatment plant; spray; waste; water; water conservation; water quality; William R. Pomeroy; Winter Garden