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- Tags: construction
Construction of Hercules Beetle Sculpture at Weeki Wachee Springs
John May Building the May Museum of the Tropics
Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District Long-Range Program, 1975
Tags: agriculture; artesian water; Betty J. Palmer; Bureau of Environmental Education; C.A. Wales; Charles A. Wales; chloride; Civic Clubs; climate; community development; condominiums; conservation; construction; Department of Education; education; encroachment; environmental improvement; environmental protection; Farm Bureau; farming; farms; forests; geology; grant funds; ground water; ground water resources; highway planning; housing developments; Hubert Bagwell; Hydrolic Features; industrial expansion; irrigation; J.A. Hopkins; land development; Larry Morrell; livestock; mobile homes; open space; Orlando Sentinel Star; Outdoor Classroom Conservation Plans; Planned Unit Developments; population growth; poultry; radio; radio station; resource development; retail; road planning; Sanford; Sanford Herald; Seminole County; Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District; shopping centers; soil; Soil and Conservation Service; Soil Map; soil survey; SSWCD; subvision developments; toxic soil; U.S. Department of Agriculture; urban expansion; urbanization; USDA; water; watershed; wildlife; WTRR; zoning
Travelodge Orlando-Sky Lake During Construction
Sky Lake Construction
Tags: construction; excavators; Fred DeWitt; orlando; Sky Lake
Glenn L. Martin Company Plant Construction
Silver Drive Homes Under Construction
Proud of Our Heritage...
Tags: A. B. Herndon; A. P. Clark; A. T. Coith; A. W. Crosby; A/C; air conditioners; air conditioning; architecture; Bob Carr; Carl Fielland; Carlisle Johnstone; Charles A. Voorhees, Sr.; city councils; city halls; Claude R. Edwards; Clauson Johnson; construction; Curtis H. Stanton; Don Craft; E. Glenn Hennig; E. Leroy Brewton; Elizabeth Gilmore; engineering; F. J. Busby; Franklin Albert; George A. Barker; Glenn Henning; Gordon Burleson; Grace Avera; I. L. Bond; I. Y. Suggs; J. B. Shearouse; J. Edward Greaves; J. R. Cox; J. Rolfe Davis; Jack Pipkin; James B. Sullivan; Jesse L. Burkett; John A. Baker; John F. Baker; John Horne, Sr.; Kenneth Cooper; Kenneth L. Stimpson; Lamar Thomas; Leland Dame; Margaret Acree; mayors; orlando; Orlando City Hall; Pat Herndon; Paul Pennington; public works; R. C. Oberdahn; Ralph W. Jones, Jr.; Richard Boone Rogers; Rita Geringswald; Robert S. Carr; Robert T. Overstreet; S. M. Heasley; Thomas Kirkland; Thomas Starling; W. E. McLean; W. E. Parrott; W. M. Sanderlin; Wally Sanderlin; Walter F. Walsh; Wilbur H. Strickland; William Beardall; William G. Stewart
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, 1917
Letter from Senior Materials Engineer to J. P. Cullen & Son (April 23, 1941)
Letter from Paul H. Heimer to J. P. Cullen & Son (April 28, 1941)
Letter from J. P. Cullen to Charles C. Converse (May 5, 1941)
Letter from J. P. Cullen to Federal Works Agency Public Buildings Administration (April 30, 1941)
Letter from J. P. Cullen & Son to Paul H. Heimer (April 30, 1941)
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
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 15: Vol. 91, No. 2, Fall 2012
Tags: 1935 Labor Day hurricane; American Red Cross; architecture; cisterns; construction; Daniel S. Murphree; direct relief; disaster relief; FDR; Federal Emergency Relief Administration; FERA; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; Florida Keys; Florida National Guard; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Franklin Delano Roosevelt; Great Depression; hurricane houses; Hurricane Monument; hurricanes; Islamorada; Matthew G. Hyland; Monroe County; natural disasters; New Deal; Plantation Key; poured concrete; Sleeping Policeman; Upper Matecumbe Key; Vogelbird; work relief
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 5: Vol. 88, No. 4, Spring 2010
Tags: Army; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; Confederacy; Confederates; Connie Lester; construction; Coral Gables; David Nelson; demographics; demography; Derrick E. White; desegregation; Dixie; Dixie's Land; education; extracurricular; FDOA; FHQ; Florida Department of Agriculture; Florida Historical Quarterly; football; fortifications; forts; Gainesville; Great Depression; I Wish I Was in Dixie; integration; LeRoy Collins; Miami; military slave rentals; music; Navy; Navy Yards; Old South; Pensacola; Pensacola Navy Yard; race relations; Robert Cassanello; segregation; slavery; slaves; songs; sporting; sports; Sun Belt; Thomas Hulse; Thomas LeRoy Collins; tourism; UA; UF; UM; University of Alabama; University of Florida; University of Miami; World Fair
BeeLine Mall Site Plan
Tags: architecture; BeeLine Mall; construction; Edward M. Strawgate; Florida State Road 528; Martin Andersen Beachline Expressway; Martin Andersen Bee Line Expressway; Milton, Carlisle, Harry & Associates; OBT; Orange Blossom Trail; retail; shopping malls; shops; Sky Lake; Sky Lake Plaza; Skyview Plaza; SR 528; stores; The Bee Line; U.S. Route 441; US 441; Webster Stone, Inc.
Sky Lake Plaza Descriptions and Areas of Various Parcels, 1964
Sky Lake Plaza Paving and Drainage, 1972
Sky Lake Plaza Site Plan, 1962
San Juan de Ulloa Hotel, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, March 1941
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, February 1, 1941
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, January 1941
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, December 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, November 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, October 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, August 31, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, August 1, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, July 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, June 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, May 18, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, May 1, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, April 15, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, April 1, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, March 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, February 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, October 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, September 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, July 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, June 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, May 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, April 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, March 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, February 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, January 1917
Bee Line Expressway Engineering Report
Tags: American Association of State Highway Officials; Beachline Expressway; Bee Line Expressway; Brevard County; bridges; Cape Canaveral; Cape Kennedy; City of Orlando; Civil Jet Terminal; Cocoa Beach; construction; crossroads; East Central Florida Regional Planning Council; engineering; Expressway Authority Act Commission; farms; Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956; Florida Legislature Industrial Complex; Florida State Road 15; Florida State Road 15A; Florida State Road 50; Florida State Road 500; Florida State Road 520; Florida State Road 527; Florida State Road 528; highways; Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendoff; I-4; I-75; Interstate Highway 4; Interstate Highway 75; Interstate Highway Design Criteria; Interstate Highway System; Lake Barton Road Zoning Commission; Martin Andersen Beachline Expressway; Martin Andersen Bee Line Expressway; Martin Anderson; McCoy AFB; McCoy Air Force Base; Merritt Island Launch Area; National Interstate and Defense Highways Act; orlando; Orlando International Airport; Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority; Patrick AFB; Patrick Air Force Base; ramps; Reynolds, Smith & Hills; roads; SR 15; SR 15A; SR 50; SR 500; SR 520; SR 527; SR 528; SRD; Standard Specifications for Highway Bridges; Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction; State Road Department; Toll 528, tourism; toll plazas; toll roads; U.S. Route 17; U.S. Route 441; U.S. Route 92; urban design; urban planning; US 17; US 441; US 92
DeBartolo Announces Plans for the Florida Mall
Tags: Altamonte Mall; amusement parks; architecture; Art Deco; Aventura Mall; Bee Line Expressway; Belk-Lindsey; Belk, Inc.; Boynton Beach Mall; Brickell Bay Office Tower; Burdines; construction; consumer shopping; Coral Square; Cutler Ridge Mall; DeSoto Square; Eastlake Square; Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation; English Victorian; EPCOT Center; Florida Mall; Florida State Road 527; Florida State Road 528A; Florida's Turnpike; Gulf View Square; I-4; Inns of the Americas, Inc.; Interstate 4; Ivey's; J. C. Penney Company; Jack E. Pratt; JCP; JCPenney; Jordan Marsh & Company; Lake County; landscaping; Mayfair in the Grove; Mediterranean Village; Melbourne Square; Miami International Mall; Montgomery Ward; Morrison's Cafeteria; OBT; Orange Blossom Trail; orlando; Osceola County; Paddock Mall; Palm Beach Mall; Penney's; Pinellas Square; Polk County; Pratt Hotel Corporation; retail; Robinson's; Sand Lake Road; Scandinavian; Sears, Roebuck & Company; shopping malls; shops; SR 527; SR 528A; stores; theme parks; tourism; tourist attractions; Tyrone Square; U.S. Route 17; U.S. Route 441; U.S. Route 92; US 17; US 441; US 92; Volusia Mall; Walt Disney World Resort
Oral History of Bernie Blackwood
Tags: 11th Avenue; 16th Street; 1st Avenue; 25th Street; 34th Street; Alafaya Woods; Anden Group; Bay Vista Elementary School; Bayfront Center; Ben Ward, Jr.; Bernard O. Blackwood; Bernie Blackwood; Bill Martin; Blackwood Construction Corporation; Bob Beleren; Bob Ward; bussing; Central Avenue; Central Florida Research Park; Charles N. Millican; Charles Norman Millican; city managers; city planners; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; colleges; construction; demonstrations; desegregation; Division Street; Downtown St. Petersburg; Dyson Drive; educators; Eleventh Avenue; First Avenue; Florida State Road 426; Florida Technological University; Frank Wheeler; Fred Marquis; FTU; Garden Grove; Gore; Habanero's Mexican Grill; integration; Joe Gomez; John Evans; labor; labor rights; land development; Lutheran Haven; Lynn H. Andrews; Marguerite Partin; Mead Drive; Mead Manor; neighborhoods; Northeast Park; Oviedo; Oviedo Land Group; Oviedo Oaks; Oviedo Office Park; Partin Elementary School; Phil Gorey; Pinellas County; professors; protesters; protests; public employees; race relations; real estate; residential developments; riots; Ronald Reagan; Ronald Wilson Reagan; Roy Clontz; Saint Petersburg; school bus; school buses; schools; Scott Blackwood; SCPS; Seminole County Public Schools; Sixteenth Street; Southside Park; SR 426; St. Pete; St. Petersburg; strikers; strikes; subdivisions; Sue Blackwood; Suzanne A. Blackwood; teachers; The St. Petersburg Times; Tiger Station; Tom Phillips; Tuscawilla; Tuskawilla Road; Twin Rivers; UCF; unionization; unions; universities; university; University of Central Florida; Westwood Square; Whispering Oaks; Windmill Farms
Westinghouse Electric Corporation Steam Turbine-Generator Division World Headquarters Building Dedication, November 6, 1983
Tags: Alafaya Trail; building dedications; Computer-Aided Design and Drafting Center; construction; electric generators; Furniture Systems Division; headquarters; Herbert/Halback; Interactive Parts Management System; Interspace, Inc.; orlando; Orlando Diagnostic Center; Orlando Operations Control Center; Richard Carlson; Roy Turnkett; S. I. Goldman; Sal Branella; Scandia, Inc.; Steam Turbine-Generator Division; steam turbines; The Quadrangle; Tilden, Lobnitz, Cooper; Tri-City Electric; University Boulevard; University of Central Florida, UCF; Westinghouse Electric Corporation; William Morgan Architects
Orlando City Hall Architectural Drawings
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 13, March 30, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. M. Springer; accident; agriculture; alcohol; Alice Waterhouse; Anna B. Treat; Artels Dickson; automobile accident; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Black Bear Trail; book; bridges; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. M. Niven; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; children; church; construction; Cox and Bryson; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. W. Horton; F. Ellison Adams; farming; Florida Real Estate Commission; flowers; Foster R. Fanning; Gainesville; George F. Carleton; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. F. Roller; H. H. Fugate; Hamilton & Pike Studio; Herbert L. Walker; high school; Hill School; Hungerford School; J. A. Brown; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. W. Rice; James Hatcher; John Harvey; Karl Lehman; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; L. W. Peat; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland High School; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mary Kingsley; McGaffin Electric Shop; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; N. W. Sanborn; Observance-Abstinence League; Ocala; Orange County Chamber of Commerce; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; orlando; Orlando Sentinel; Parent-Teacher Association; poultry; poultry industry; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. M. Evans; R. P. Cobb; railroad; real estate; road; Rollins College; Rollins Press; Ruby Fugate; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Sanford; sanitation; Sanlando Golf Club; school; Southern Clay Manufacturing Company; State Beautification Convention; Stella Waterhouse; taxes; The Bookery; The Maitland News; tobacco; Town Council; town government; Vail Dunlap; W. R. G. Orwick; wedding; William C. Rice; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Garden Club; Winter Park Refrigerating Company; Yellowstone Tea House
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. 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. 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. 25, October 23, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; Agnes Moremen; Alvord L. Stone; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; artists; Augusta McNair; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Beulah Rowland; books; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's City Store; C. C. Jackson; C. D. Horner; C. Fred Ward; C. N. Beecher; camping; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; churches; city government; construction; Dale Orwick; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; Eleanor Upmeyer; Elinor Barnett; Elizabeth Treat; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; Goodyear Tires; government; Halloween; Harry Cargyl; highway; Hill School; holidays; housing; I. Vanderpool; J. A. Brown; J. C. Russell; J. G. Bennett; Joseph Ponder; Kate Vanderpool; Katharine Brewer; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. C. Ingram; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; lumber; lumber industry; 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; Mary C. Ely; mayors; Methodism; Methodist; municipal government; music; musicians; Nellie W. Taylor; Parent-Teacher Association; parties; party; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; radio; real estate; road; Robert Kilbourn; Rollins Press; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; Saretta Hill; schools; State Highway No. 3; streets; Teddy Brocksmith; Telecommunications; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; Viking Tires; WDBO Radio; WEAF Radio; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park
To Attract, Retain and Grow: The History of the Florida High Tech Corridor Council
Tags: 13 Technology Incubators; 501(c)(6); academia; academics; accelerators; aerospace; Agricultural College Act of 1890; agriculture; Alachua County; Alex Katsaros; Alex Spinler; Amy Bayes; Andrew Huse; AnnaLee Saxenian; Antoinette Jennings; AT&T Corporation; aviation; Barack Hussein Obama II; Barack Obama; Bernie Machen; Berridge Consulting Group, Inc.; Betty Bowe; Betty Castor; Brevard County; Bruce J. Schulman; Bruce Janz; Buddy Dyer; business; businesses; Center for Research and Education in Optics and Lasers; Central Florida Technology Forum; Charlie Reed; Cirent; Cirent Semiconductor; Clusters of Creativity: Enduring Lessons on Innovation and Entrepreneurship from Silicon Valley and Europe’s Silicon Fen; Cobham SATCOM Land Systems; colleges; computer science; Connie L. Lester; Consortium; construction; Core Tea; cybercities; Cybercities Report; cybercity; Dan Berglund; Dan Rini; Daniel Holsenbeck; Daniel Webster; Decade of Partnership; Deepika Singh; digital media; economic development; economic growth; economics; economies; economy; Ed Schons; Educational Appropriations Committee; educators; electro-optics; Electronic Arts Tiburon; Elizabeth Bowe; Elizabeth Castor; endowments; engineering; engineers; Equal Rights Amendment; ESC; Evaporative Spray Cooling; Feng Kang; Ferald J. Bryan; FHTCC; financial services; Florida Cabinet; Florida Cluster Metrics Task Force; Florida Economic Gardening Institute; Florida High Tech Corridor Council; Florida Hospital; Florida House of Representatives; Florida Institute of Technology; Florida Legislature; Florida Office of Tourism, Trade and Economic Development; Florida Research Consortium; Florida Senate; Florida State University System; Florida Tax Watch; Florida Venture Forum, Inc.; Florida Virtual Entrepreneur Center; florida.HIGH.TECH; Florida’s High Tech Corridor: Opening the Door to Florida’s Future; Florida’s Innovation Benchmark Study; FLVEC; From Soap Suds to Sheer Success: The Florida High-Tech Corridor Council Story; G.I. Bill; Georges Haour; Gordon Hogan; Grace Venture Partners L.P.; grants; GrowFL; GTE; Guy Hagen; Harris; Harvard of the South; Henderson Air Field; Henry W. Grady; Hernando County; high tech; high technology; higher education; Hillsborough County; Hillsborough County Commission; I-4; I-4 Corridor; I-4 High Tech Corridor Council; IFAS; incubators; industries; industry; information technology; Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences; interactive entertainment; Interactive Expeditions; International Economic Development Council; Interstate Highway 4; INTX; investments; J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board; Jack Sullivan; Jacob Stuart; James Bernard Machen; James C. Clark; James C. Cobb,; James Schnur; James Solomons; Jeb Bush; Jeff Bindell; Jennie Miller; Jim Clark; John C. Hitt; John Ellis Bush; John H. Dyer; John Montelione; John Sacher; Joseph England; Joseph Schumpeter; Josh Wyner; Juan Carlos Sanabria; Judy Genshaft; Judy Lynn Genshaft; Keith G, Baker; Kerry Martin; Kiran C. Patel Center for Global Solution; Lake County; lasers; life sciences; Lockheed Martin; Lucent Technologies; Luther H. Hodges; Luther Hartwell Hodges; M. J. Soileau; Madrid, Spain; manufacturing; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; matching funds; Matching Grants Research Program; Math & Physics Day; mechanical arts; medical technology; Melbourne; MGRP; microelectronics; microscopy; military; Miniature Refrigeration System; MIT; modeling; Morrill Act of 1862; Morrill Act of 1890; Morrill Land-Grant Acts; nanotechnology; NASA; National Aeronautics and Space Administration; National Board for Professional Teaching Standards; Ned Grace; New South; New South Ventures; Nicholson Center for Surgical Advancement; Ocean Optics; optics; Oracle; orange county; orlando; Orlando Chamber of Commerce; Orlando Science Center; OSC; Osceola County; Palm Bay; Pasco County; Peter Panousis; Philip Peters; photonics; Pinellas County; public-private partnerships; Putnam County; Randy E. Berridge; Regional Advantage: Culture and Competition in Silicon Valley and Route 128; research; Research and Commercialization; Research Triangle; Rob Koepp; robotics; Robotics Camp; ROBRADY; Roger Pynn; Rosalind Beiler; Route 128; Rudy McDaniel; Saint Petersburg; Sanford Shugart; Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute; Scanning Electron Microscope; Schwartz Electro-optics; Scot French; SeaWorld Orlando; SEM; semiconductors; Seminole County; Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944; Sestar Technologies; Silicon Fen; Silicon Valley; simulation; Sinmat; software; South Florida Community College; Southern Regional Education Board; Space Coast; St. Petersburg; Stanford University; STEM; SU; sustainable energy; Tampa; Tampa Bay; Tampa Bay Technology Forum; teachers; Tech 4 Consortium; Tech America Foundation; techCAMPs; Technology Incubator; techPATH; TES; The Corridor by the Numbers; The Scripps Research Institute; Thermal Energy Storage; Thomas Charles Feeney II; Tito Santiago; Tom Feeney; Tom O’Neal; Toni Jennings; TracStar Ed-PAD; training; UCF; UF; Universal Studios Orlando; universities; university; University of Central Florida; University of Florida; University of South Florida; USF; Valencia College; Valencia Community College; Valencia State College; VC; VCC; venture capital; Vicki Morelli; Volusia County; VSC; Walt Disney World; workforce development; 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
The Generation Gap, Special Edition
Tags: Alafaya Trail; construction; East Colonial Drive; engineering; generators; heat transfer; Ken Oleson; Lester, Pennsylvania; mechanics; metallurgy; orlando; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; relocation; Stan Quick; Steam Turbine-Generator Division; steam turbines; STGD; The Generation Gap; UCF; University of Central Florida; Westinghouse Electric Corporation
New Clubhouse in the Planning Stages
Building Permit for the Oviedo Woman's Club
Letter from L. L. Faulk & Son to the Oviedo Woman's Club
Tags: A. A. Myers; anniversary; civic club; club; clubhouse; construction; contract; G. A. Fulmer; G. G. Martin; L. L. Faulk & Son; L. L. Faulk, Jr.; L. L. Faulk, Sr.; Oviedo; Oviedo Woman's Club; OWC; R. F. King.; R. L. Chadun; R. W. Estes; W. J. Walker; Woman's Club; Woman's Club of Leesburg; women
Construction is on the Upgrade: Total of $557,725 in Hotel Building
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 16, August 21, 1926
Tags: A. T. Coith; Anna B. Treat; Arthur Wellons; B. J. Overstreet; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; building permit; C. D. Horner; C. H. Hill; C. J. Woodward; C. T. Bickford; C. W. Entzminger; chamber of commerce; church; Clarence Brown; Clean-Up Week; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; E. W. Horton; education; electricity; explosion; F. H. Manning; Flora's Studio; gasoline; Goodyear Tires; government; Hill School; housing; Inez Kyle; J. A. Brown; J. E. Walker; J. G. Wheldon; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hartley; J. I. Strong; Karl Lehmann; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. J. Slade; library; Lily Lake; local government; Longwood; Longwood State Bank; 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; Marion Kyle; Marion Strong; Methodist; municipal government; orlando; Presbyterian; R. A. Posey; R. B. Yaw; real estate; restaurant; retail; S. J. Stiggins; school; shop; store; stove; T. J. Hill; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. F. Parker; W. L. Parker; W. L. Strong; W. T. Clare; Winter Park
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 12, July 24, 1926
Tags: advertising; Anna B. Treat; Augusta Floyd; automobile accident; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; billboard; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. B. McNair; C. C. Jackson; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; car accident; car accident; Caroline Kingsley; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; construction; currency; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Bowers; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Brigham; E. D. Visor; education; Eleanor Upmeyer; Elizabeth Boynton; Elizabeth Treat; Episcopal Church; Epworth League; Fanny Brown; Flora's Studio; Fred Reiche; G. W. Backus; Geneva Bailey; Georgianna Hill; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; H. D. Haldeman; Harold Reiche; Harry Carl; Havana, Cuba; high school; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; J. B. Simonton; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Hill; J. M. Brown; J. W. McNair; Kenneth N. McPherson; Kitty Vanderpool; library; local government; Longwood Market; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Martin Johnson; Methodist; municipal government; Presbyterian; R. A. Crim; real estate; S. B. Hill, Jr.; S. J. Stiggins; school; Southeastern Conductor's Association; Stella Waterhouse; The Maitland News; Theodore R. Jones; Town Council; W. W. Waters; Winter Park; Winter Park High School
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 11, July 17, 1926
Tags: Agnes Moremen; Anna B. Treat; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boy Scouts of America; Brown's Store; C. M. Niven, Jr.; Caroline P. Kingsley; chamber of commerce; Charles D. Horner; church; Cilla F. Owen; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. T. Owen; economic development; education; Elizabeth Boynton; Epworth League; F. T. Marsh; fire department; fire protection; Flora's Studio; Forrest B. Stone; G. B. DeNoyelles; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Hill School; housing; Inter-City Realty Company; J . A. Howell; J. A. Brown; J. G. Friedland; J. H. Bennett; J. I. Strong; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Avenue; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Fire Department; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Realty Company; Methodist; municipal government; orlando; Presbyterian; real estate; retail; road; S. B. Hill; S. E. Reiche; S. J. Stiggins; school; store; The Maitland News; The Manufacturers Record; Town Council; Vacation Bible School; W. T. Clare; waterworks; Winter Park; Wright-Warlow Company
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 05, June 5, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. C. Bradford; American Fruit Growers; Anna B. Treat; architecture; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; Benson Springs; book; Brown's Store; building code; C. D. Horner; Calvin Hill; Charles B. Waterhouse; church; construction; Donald G. Spain; E. A. Upmeyer; E. C. Pipkin; E. D. Milliman; E. N. Beech; E. Turner; education; enterprise; F. H. Manning; F. T. Marsh; FEC; Florida Citrus Exchange; Frank Adams; freemasons; George Horatio Packwood; Goodyear Tires; government; Greenwood Gardens; Harry R. Brewer; Hill School; Horatio Avenue; housing; J. A. Brown; J. G. Friedland; J. H. Bennett; J. L. Perkins; jail; Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; John Nelson; L. F. Dommerich; Lake Monroe; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; M. E. Orphanage; M. L. Kyle; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Mary C. Ely; Methodist; municipal government; Needlework Guild; orlando; plumbing; Presbyterian; real estate; restaurant; S. B. Hill; S. Mills Ely; Sanford; school; Tampa Bay Hotel; Texaco Gas; The Maitland News; Town Council; W. A. Manning; waterworks; White Way Motor Company; White-Way Restaurant; Winter Park; Zoning Commission
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
A History of Central Florida, Episode 45: Diploma Plate
Tags: A History of Central Florida; activism; anti-war; Army; astronaut; BJC; Bledsoe, Robert; Boca Raton; Bradenton; Brevard Junior College; Canavan, Mike; Cental Florida Junior College; CFJC; Chipola Junior College; CJC; Clarke, Bob; Cocoa; cold war; college; commencement; construction; Davis, Henry; Daytona Beach; Daytona Beach Junior College; DBJC; demonstration; diploma; East Central University; ECU; Edison Junior College; education; educator; EJC; FAMU; FAU; female; Florida A&M University; Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University; Florida Atlantic Unviersity; Florida Institute for Continuing University Studies; Florida Legislature; Florida Technological University; Ford, Chip; Fort Lauderdale; Fort Myers; FTU; Gainesville; GCJC; GI Bill; Gibbs Junior College; Gibson, Ella; GJCl St. Petersburg; Goff, Tom; Gougleman, Paul; government assistance; graduation; Grant; Gray, Ben; Gulf Coast Junior College; Hampton Junior College; Hazen, Kendra; HEA; higher education; Higher Education Act of 1965; Hill, Hank; HJC; homemaker; honors convocation; housing; Indian River Junior College; IRJC; Jackson Junior College; JCBC; JJC; Johnson Junior College; junior college; Junior College of Broward County; Kelley, Katie; Kent State University; Kent State University Shootings; Key West; King, Richard; KSU; Lake City; Lake City Junior College; Lake Worth; Lake-Sumter Junior College; LCJC; Leesburg; legislative branch; legislature; Lenfest, Gene; Lincoln Junior College; LJC; loan; Loss, Christopher; LSJC; Madison; Manatee Junior College; Marianna; MDJC; Men's Residence Association; Miami- Dade County; Miami-Dade Junior College; Millican, Charles Norman; MJC; Monroe Junior College; MRA; Municipal Auditorium; NASA; National Aeronautics and Astronautics Administration; National Defense Education Act; NDEA; NFJC; North Florida Junior College; Ocala; OCRHC; Okaloose-Walton Junior College; Orange County Regional History Center; orlando; OWJC; Palatka; Palm Beach Junior College; Panama City; PBJC; peace; peace movement; Pegasus Drive; Pensacola; Pensacola Junior College; Perkins, Joyce Hart; PJC; podcast; political activism; professor; protest; public college; public junior college; public state university; public university; Richard, Hank; RICHES; RJC; Robert Cassanello; Roosevelt Junior College; Rosenwald Junior College; Rowley, Ken; school; Sebastian, Dave; self-determination; Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944; SJRJC; space program; SPJC; SRJC; St. Johns River Junior College; St. Petersburg Junior College; strike; student; student government; student grant; student housing; student loan; Sun Belt; Suwannee River Junior College; Tallahassee; Tampa; teacher; U.S. Army; UCF; UF; Underwood, Retha Riley; Univerity of Florida; university; University of Central Florida; University of Central Florida Libraries; University of South Florida; University of West Florida; USF; UWF; Valparaiso Junior College; Vanderbilt University; VCJC; Velásquez, Daniel; veteran; Vietnam War; Volusia County Junior College; VU; Washington Junior College; West Palm Beach Junior College; Wetherington, Mike; Wightman, Ed; WJC; woman; Woods, Pauk; work-study program; yearbrook; Young, John W.
Mitchell Hammock Road During Paving
Mitchell Hammock Road Paved
Cigarettes Mower, Stolen; $1,200 Construction Theft
City Sewerage System Nearing Construction
Tags: Al Browning; Al Clark; Ben Ward; Bob Spreecher; Broadway Street; C. D. Thompson; Central Avenue; construction; Division Street; engineer; engineering; financing; Florida State Road 426; Florida State Road 520; Geneva Drive; Herb Gertner; Jackson Heights Middle School; Joe Tarvin; Lake Charm; Magnolia Street; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo City Council; Ray Hughes; sewage; sewage treatment plant; sewer; SR 419; SR 426 Florida State Road 419; SR 520; Sweetwater Creek
Altamonte to Vote on Sewer Bill
Tags: Altamonte Springs; Altamonte Springs City Commission; Altamonte Springs City Hall; bill; city commission; city government; city hall; construction; construction industry; government; Keller Road Sewer Treatment Plant; Lee Construction Company; legislation; orange county; sanitation; Seminole County; sewage; sewage treatment plant; sewer; The Seminole Star; Tuttle-White Construction Company; voting
The PICO Hotel, Restaurant, and Stores
Tags: architects; architecture; bartizan towers; bricks; builders; Commercial Street; construction; H. M. Papworth Construction Company; Henry B. Plant; Henry Bradley Plant; horseshoe arch; horseshoe arches; hotels; Oak Avenue; ogee arch; ogee arches; parapets; Park Avenue; PICO; PICO Building; PICO Hotel; PICO Restaurant; PICO Stores; Plant Investment Company; Plant Investment Company Building; Plant Investment Company Hotel; Plant Investment Company Restaurant; Plant Investment Company Stores'; railroads; rails; railways; restaurants; retail; Sanford; steamboats; steamers; steamships; stores; Tampa Bay Hotel; Turkish architecture; U.S. National Register of Historic Places; W. T. Cotter
Oral History of George G. McGuire
Tags: 2nd Lieutenant; African Enterprise; AFROTC; Air Force; Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps; aircraft; airplanes; Ambassador; AMC; ammunition procurement division; Armed Forces Staff College; Army Materiel Command; Army Military Intelligence Readiness Command; BAA; baht; Bangkok, Thailand; bargains; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; bribery; bribes; business administration; Buy American Act of 1933; C-130; cargo; Chokchai Building; Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints; CID; comfort girls; Community Veterans History Project; Congress; conscription; construction; consultants; contract administrators; contracting; contractors; corruption; Criminal Investigator's Department; CVHP; DCAS; declaration of war; Defense Contract Administration Services; deputy directors; DOD; Downtown Bangkok; drafts; Durban, South Africa; engineering; engineers; Fawley, England; Fussa, Japan; George C. McGuire; George Washington University; GWU; hospitals; Judy Scherer; Korea; Lake Washington; LDS Church; legislation; lieutenant colonel; Lockheed C-130 Hercules; McCoy AFB; McCoy Air Force Base; Ministry of Defense; MIRC; Missouri; Mom Rajawongse Seni Pramoj; Mormonism; Mormons; NAS Sand Point; Naval Air Station Sand Point; New Jersey; New York City, New York; New York Harbor; Norfolk, Virginia; Notre Dame, Indiana; OIA; oil; oil refineries; oil refinery; orlando; Orlando AFB; Orlando Air Force Base; Orlando International Airport; Osan AB; Osan Air Base; OSI; planes; President of Thailand; presidents; procurement centers; procurement officers; prostitutes; prostitution; Pyeongtaek-si,South Korea; regulations; Reserve Officers' Training Corps; retirement; Rock Island Arsenal; Rose Marie Scherer; ROTC; sailboats; sailing; scandals; Seattle, Washington; Second Lieutenant; Seni Pramoj; Seni Pramoj, Mom Rajawongse; Seoul, South Korea; sex workers; Single Manager for Conventional Ammunition; Squadron Officer School; Statue of Liberty; Summit, New Jersey; Thai; Thai Ministry of Defense; Thailand; tour of duty; U.S. Air Force; U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations; U.S. ambassador; U.S. Army; U.S. Army Materiel Command; U.S. Army Military Intelligence Readiness Command; U.S. Department of Defense; U.S. Navy; UND; University of Notre Dame; University of Notre Dame du La; USAF; USAFOSI; veterans; Vietnam; Vietnam War; Warsaw, Missouri; Washington, D.C.; Whiteman AFB; Whiteman Air Force Base; World War II; WWII; Yokota AB; Yokota Air Base
Oral History of Frank V. Boffi
Tags: Allied Invasion of Sicily; Anzio Beach, Italy; Arabs; Attack of Pearl Harbor; Battle of Anzio; Battle of Okinawa; battle stars; Bill Suey; boot camps; Boston, Massachusetts; camaraderie; catacombs; Cavinar; Certified Safety Professional; Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; construction; Cranston, Rhode Island; CSP; decoys; destroyers; Don Hackler; Doug Aiken; drafts; engineering; engineers; FDR; Fort Lewis; Frank V. Boffi; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Franklin Delano Rooosevelt; Frontline of Anzio and Nettuno; Great Depression; hammocks; health care; hospitals; immigrants; immigration; insurance; Islam; Italian Americans; Italian Campaign; Italy; jack stands; Kamikazes; Lone Sailor Memorial Project; Luis Santana Garcia; machinists; Marc Ennis; Mark Barnes; Mediterranean Seas; mental health; Moose Club; Muslims; Naval Air Warfare Center; Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division; Naval Training Center Orlando; Navy League; NAWC; NAWCTSD; New Deal; Newport, Rhode Island; North Africa; NTC Orlando; Occupational Safety and Health Act; OCS; Officer Candidate School; Okinawa, Japan; Operation Husky; Operation Iceberg; Operation Shingle; Oran, Algeria; orlando; OSHA; Pacific Theater; Purple Heart Foundation; Purple Hearts; retirement; San Francisco, California; San Pedro, California; screening; skeleton crews; Speedo; Sun Valley, Idaho; Tears of a Warrior: A Family's Story of Combat and Living with PTSD; Tinian, Northern Mariana Islands; training; Trigger; U.S. Navy; UCF; UCF Community Veterans History Project; UCF CVHP; University of Central Florida; University of South Florida; USF; USS Bernadou; USS Brownson; USS Fiske; USS Hugh W. Hadley; VA; Vatican; Vatican City; Vatican Necropolis; veterans; Veterans Administration; wars; Works Progress Administration; World War II; WPA; WWII
Sanford Grammar School, 1902-1977
Tags: A Mid-Summer Night's Dream; A. F. Westerdick; A. J. Pinder; A. P. Montague; Albert Hickson; Alberta Hill; Alice McRae; Alice Robbins; Allen; Apopka; art education; Arthur Vaugh; August Tucker; Augustus J. Vaugh; B. F. Whitner; Bakery Wagon; Ben C. Steele; Bill Cowan; Blackwater; Board of Trustees; Brady; Building Committee; C. F. Harrison; cafeterias; Cameron City; Carrie Lynch; Central Florida Zoo; Charles Quigley; Chase and Company; Christian Endeavor; church; churches; Citizens Committee; city councils; City of Sanford; Clara Louise Guild; Clara Millen; Claude Coffee; Clay C. Carroll; Columbia College; construction; Cross Prairie; D. L. Thrasher; Dodd; Dodd House; Dominick's Ice Cream Push Cart; Downtown Sanford; E. W. Dunn; education; Edward Lan; elementary school; elementary schools; Elm Avenue; Elson Art Exhibition; Elton J. Moughton; Ernest Betts; Ernest Chapel; F. E. Steinmeyer; F. P. Forster; Flora Walker; Flossie Frank; Floyd Richards; Flubart; foreign language education; Fort Reed; Fort Reed School; Frances Walton; Freeman Baggett; French; G. W. Venable; Gardner, Gladys; George Dickinson; George Fox; Gladys Gardner; grammar schools; H. R. Stevens; Hambone Station; Hansel and Gretel; Harold R. Heckenbach; Henry Moore; Henry Peabody; Hudson School Furniture Company; Irving Literary Society; J. N. Whitner; J. O. Andes; J. Tilden Jacobs; Jack Frost; Jim Spencer; Jimmie Glass; Jossie Stumon; Lake Jessup; Lodge; Lucile Campbell; Lula Tucker; lunchrooms; Mabel bram; Mable Bowler; Marber; Margaret Reynolds; May Day; May Hamilton; Mellonville; Methodists; Model T Ford; music education; Myrtle Tipe; N. J. Perkins; Oliver J. Miller; orange county; orlando; P. M. Elde; Palmetto Avenue; Park Avenue; Peaches Leffler; Pearl Babbitt; Peer Gynt; Phillips; physical education; principals; Public School Building No. 1; Public School Building No. 2; Public School Building No. 3; R. E. Kipp; Ralph Stevens; Randall; Robert Lord; Rosalie Morris; Ruth Abbott; S. C. Dickinson; S. G. Kennedy; S. Runge; Salmagundi; Sanford; Sanford and Everglades Railroad; Sanford City Council; Sanford Grammar School; Sanford High School; Sanford High School Athletic Association; Sanford Lodge of Masons; Sanford Traction Company; school bonds; school superintendents; Seminole County; Sheldon; South Side School; Special Committee of School House; special education; Special School District No. 1; Standley Wood; Stenstrom; Stetson University; Stewart; students; superintendent of public instruction; teachers; The Sanford Herald; Tomkins; Tucker, August; Vihlen; W. B. Lynch; Walter Holt; Westside Primary School; Whiteman; Wofford Tucker; Woodland Park
Sanford Grammar School Lunchroom
History of Sanford Grammar School
Tags: A Mid-Summer Night's Dream; A. F. Westerdick; A. J. Pinder; A. P. Montague; Albert Hickson; Alice McRae; Allen; Apopka; art education; Arthur Vaugh; arts; August Tucker; Augustus J. Vaugh; B. F. Whitner; Bakery Wagon; Bill Cowan; Blackwater; Board of Trustees; Brady; Building Committee; C. F. Harrison; Cameron City; Central Florida Zoo; Chase and Company; Christian Endeavor; church; churches; Citizens Committee; city councils; City of Sanford; Clara Louise Guild; Columbia College; construction; Cross Prairie; D. L. Thrasher; Dodd; Dodd House; Dominick's Ice Cream Push Cart; Downtown Sanford; E. W. Dunn; education; elementary schools; Elson Art Exhibition; Elton J. Moughton; Ernest Chapel; F. E. Steinmeyer; F. P. Foster; Flora Walker; Flubart; foreign language education; Fort Reed; Fort Reed School; French; G. W. Venable; George Fox; grammar schools; H. R. Stevens; Hambone Station; Hansel and Gretel; Hudson School Furniture Company; Irving Literary Society; J. N. Whitner; J. O. Andes; J. Tilden Jacobs; Jim Spencer; Jimmie Glass; Lake Jessup; Laurel Avenue; Lodge; Lucile Campbell; Lula Tucker; lunchrooms; Mabel bram; May Day; Mellonville; Methodist church; Model T Ford; music education; N. J. Perkins; Oliver J. Miller; orange county; orlando; P. M. Elde; Peer Gynt; Phillips; physical education; principals; Public School Building No. 1; Public School Building No. 2; Public School Building No. 3; Randall; Robert Lord; Rosalie Morris; S. C. Dickson; S. G. Kennedy; S. Runge; Salmagundi; Sanford; Sanford and Everglades Railroad; Sanford City Council; Sanford Grammar School; Sanford High School; Sanford High School Athletic Association; Sanford Lodge of Masons; Sanford Traction Company; school bonds; school superintendents; Seminole County; Sixth Street; South Side School; Special Committee of School House; special education; Special School District No. 1; Stenstrom; Stetson University; Stewart; students; superintendent of public instruction; teachers; The Sanford Herald; Tomkins; Vihlen; W. B. Lynch; Walter Holt; Westside Primary School; Whiteman; Wofford Tucker; Woodland Park
History of the Sanford Grammar School Lunchroom
Architect's Rendition of Sanford Grammar School, 1908
Construction of the Shelby Hotel
Construction of the First Baptist Church of Winter Garden
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
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 2000
Tags: accommodation; administrative; administrative support; administrators; Afghan Americans; African Americans; agriculture; Alaska Natives; American Indians; American War; Amerindians; Arab Americans; Argentinian Americans; Armed Forces; Armenian Americans; arts; Asian Americans; Australian Americans; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bachelor's degree; Bangladeshi Americans; Barbadian Americans; Belorussian Americans; bicycles; bikers; Bolivian Americans; Bosnian Americans; bottled gas; Brazilian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; building; business; Cambodian Americans; Canadian Americans; car; Caribbean Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 2000; Central Americans; Chilean Americans; Chinese Americans; citizens; civilian labor; coal; Coke; college dormitories; college education; Colombian Americans; construction; correctional institutions; Costa Rican Americans; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; divorced; divorcees; doctorate degree; Dominican Americans; dorms; Dutch Americans; Ecuadorian Americans; education; educational; educators; Egyptian Americans; electric heat; electricity; employees; employment; energy usage; English Americans; enterprise; entertainment; Ethiopian Americans; European Americans; extraction; families; family; farmers; farming; females; Filipino Americans; finance; financial operators; First Gulf War; First Iraq War; fishing; Flagler County; food preparation; food services; food serving; forestry; French Americans; fuel oil; gas heat; German Americans; Ghanaian Americans; Greek Americans; grounds cleaning; group quarters; Guatemalan Americans; Gulf War; Gulf War I; Haitian Americans; Hawaiian Natives; health care; heat; Herzegovinian Americans; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; Hmong Americans; Honduran Americans; Hong Kongese Americans; households; housing units; Hungarian Americans; hunting; Indian Americans; Indonesian Americans; information; institutionalized; insurance; Iranian Americans; Iraq War; Iraqi Americans; Irish Americans; Israeli Americans; Italian Americans; Jamaican Americans; Japanese Americans; Jordanian Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; Kuwait War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Laotian Americans; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; leasing; Lebanese Americans; LP gas; maintenance; Malay Americans; Malaysian Americans; males; management; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; master's degree; material moving; medical care; Melanesian Americans; Mexican Americans; Micronesian Americans; Middle Eastern Americans; military service; mining; motor vehicles; motorcycles; Native Americans; naturalized; New Zealander Americans; Nicaraguan Americans; Nigerian Americans; non-citizens; non-profit; nursing homes; Oceanic Americans; office; Operation Desert Shield; Operation Desert Storm; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islander Americans; Pakistani Americans; Panamanian Americans; Paraguayan Americans; pedestrians; Persian Americans; Persian Gulf War; personal care; Peruvian Americans; PhD; Polish Americans; Polynesian Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; preschool education; primary education; private education; private schools; private sector; production; professional; professional school; professionals; protective services; public administration; public education; public schools; public sector; public transportation; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; rental; Resistance War Against America; retail; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; sales; Salvadorian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; schools; scientific; scientists; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; Second Indochina War; Second World War; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; Sierra Leonean Americans; single; Slovakian Americans; social assistance; social services; solar energy; South Americans; Spaniards; Spanish Americans; Sri Lankan Americans; Swedish Americans; Syrian Americans; Taiwanese Americans; tank gas; teachers; technical; Thai Americans; Tobagonian Americans; trade; transportation; Trinidadian Americans; truck; trucks; Turkish Americans; U.S. Census; Ukrainian Americans; unemployment; Uruguayan Americans; utilities; utility gas; van; vans; Venezuelan Americans; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; walking; warehousing; waste management; Welsh Americans; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War II; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1990
Tags: administrative; administrative support; administrators; African Americans; agriculture; Aleuts; American Indians; Amerindians; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; assemblers; automobiles; bicycles; bikes; bottled gas; Brevard County; business; Cambodian Americans; Caribbean Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1990; Central Americans; Chinese Americans; citizens; civilian work; clerical; coal; Coke; Colombian Americans; communications; construction; craft; Cuban Americans; divorced; divorcees; domestic services; durable goods; Ecuadorian Americans; education; educators; electric heat; electricity; employees; employment; energy usage; entertainment; equipment cleaners; Eskimos; executives; fabricators; farmers; farming; females; Filipino Americans; finance; fishery; Flagler County; forestry; fuel oil; gas; Guatemalan Americans; handlers; health car; heat; helpers; Hispanic Americans; Honduran Americans; Indian Americans; inspectors; insurance; Japanese Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Laotian Americans; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; LP gas; machine operators; males; managerial; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material moving; medical; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; motorcycles; Native Americans; naturalized; Nicaraguan Americans; non-citizens; non-durable goods; operators; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islander Americans; Panamanian Americans; pedestrians; personal services; Peruvian Americans; population; precision production; private sector; professionals; protective services; public administration; public sector; public transportation; public utility; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; repair; retail; salaried; salary; sales; Salvadorian Americans; self-employeed; Seminole County; separated; service industry; servicemen; servicewomen; single; solar energy; specialty; tank gas; teachers; technical; technicians; Thai Americans; trade; transportation; trucks; U.S. Census; unemployment; utility; vans; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; wages; walkers; walking; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1980
Tags: administrators; African Americans; agriculture; Aleuts; American Indians; Amerindians; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; Asian Indian Americans; assembles; assisted living facilities; automobiles; bottle gas; Brevard County; business; Caribbean Americans; carpooling; carpools; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1980; Central Americans; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; clerical; coals; Coke; college dormitories; college dorms; college education; communications; construction; craft; Cuban Americans; divorced; divorcees; domestic service; durable goods; education; educators; electricity; elementary education; employees; employment; energy usage; entertainment; equipment cleaners; Eskimos; European Americans; executives; fabricators; farmers; farming; federal government; females; Filipino Americans; finance; fishery; Flagler County; forestry; fuel; fuel oil; gas heat; government; group quarters; Guamanian Americans; handlers; Hawaiian Americans; health care; health services; helpers; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; homes for the aged; households; immigrants; immigration; Indian Americans; inmates; inspectors; institutionalized; insurance; Japanese Americans; kerosene; Korean Americans; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; local government; LP gas; machine operators; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material movers; medical; mental hospitals; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; Native Americans; non-durable goods; nursing homes; old folks homes; operators; orange county; Osceola County; Pacific Islanders; pedestrians; personal services; population; precision production; primary education; professionals; protective services; public administration; public transportation; public utilities; Puerto Rican Americans; Puerto Ricans; real estate; recreation; repair; retail; salaried; salaries; sales; Samoan Americans; schools; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; service industry; servicemen; servicewomen; single; Spanish Americans; state government; tank gas; teachers; technicians; trade; transportation; U.S. Census; unemployment; utility gas; veterans; Vietnam War; Vietnamese Americans; Volusia County; wages; walkers; walking; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; wood; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1970
Tags: administrators; African Americans; aged; agriculture; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; assisted living facilities; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bakeries; bakers; bakery; banking; bars; bookkeepers; Brevard County; British Americans; bus; buses; business; cabs; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; carpenters; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1970; Central Americans; chemicals; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; cleaning services; clerical; college dormitories; college dorms; college education; communications; construction; crafts; craftsman; craftsmen; credit; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; Danish Americans; dentists; dependents; dishwashers; divorced; divorcees; doctors; domestic service; drinking establishment; dryers; durable goods; Dutch Americans; eating establishment; education; educations; electric heat; electrical equipment; electrical machinery; electrical supply; elementary education; elevated transportation; employees; employment; engineering; engineers; English Americans; entertainment; European Americans; fabricated metal; fabrics; families; farm managers; farmers; farming; federal government; females; finance; Finnish Americans; fishery; Flagler County; food; food services; foreman; foremen; forestry; freight; French Americans; furniture; gas eat; German Americans; government; Greek Americans; group quarters; health care; health services; high school education; higher education; Hispanic Americans; hospitals; households; Hungarian Americans; inmates; institutionalized; insurance; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Japanese Americans; kindred; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; legal; Lithuanian Americans; local government; lumber; machinery; machinists; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; material handlers; mechanics; medical; medical practitioners; mental hospitals; merchandise; Mexican Americans; Middle Eastern Americans; military barracks; mining; motor vehicles; non-durable goods; non-profit; Norwegian Americans; nursing homes; old folks homes; operatives; orange county; Osceola County; pedestrians; personal services; physicians; Polish Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; primary education; primary metal; printing; private sector; professionals; protective services; public administration; public sector; public transportation; publishing; railroads; railways; real estate; recreation; religious; repair; restaurants; retail; Romanian Americans; rooming houses; Russian Americans; salaried; sales; sanitary; sanitation; Scandinavian Americans; schools; secondary education; secretaries; secretary; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; servicemen; servicewomen; single; Slovakian Americans; Southwest Asian Americans; Spanish Americans; spouses; state government; stenographers; stock; streetcars; subways; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; taxicabs; teachers; technical; technicians; televisions; textiles; trade; transport equipment; transportation; truck drivers; trucking services; TV; typists; U.S. Census; unemployment; university education; utilities; veterans; Vietnam War; Volusia County; walkers; walking; warehousing; washing machines; welfare; wholesale; widowed; widowers; widows; workers; World War I; World War II; wringers; WWI; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1960
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Amerindians; Anglo Americans; apparel; Armed Forces; Asian Americans; Austrian Americans; automobiles; bars; bartenders; Brevard County; British Americans; bus; buses; business services; Canadian Americans; cars; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1960; Central Americans; chemical; Chinese Americans; civilian labor; clerical; college education; communication; construction; cooks; crafts; craftsman; craftsmen; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; dairy; Danish Americans; deliverymen; deliverywomen; divorced; domestic services; drinking establishments; drivers; durable goods; Dutch Americans; eating establishments; education; educations; electrical equipment; electrical machinery; elementary education; employees; engineers; English Americans; entertainment; European Americans; fabricated metal; farm managers; farmers; females; Filipino Americans; finance; Finnish Americans; fishery; Flagler County; food; food products; foreman; foremen; forestry; forewoman; forewomen; French Americans; furniture; German Americans; government; Greek Americans; health care; high school education; Hispanic Americans; hospitals; Hungarian Americans; immigrants; immigration; Indians; insurance; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Japanese Americans; kindergarten; kindred products; Korean War; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; Lithuanian Americans; lumber; machinery; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; mechanics; medical; Mexican Americans; mining; motor vehicles; Native Americans; non-durable goods; non-profit organizations; North Americans; Norwegian Americans; officials; operative; orange county; Osceola County; pedestrians; personal services; Polish Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; primary education; primary metal; printing; professionals; protective services; public administration; public education; public transportation; publishing; railroad services; railroads; railway services; real estate; recreation; repair; restaurants; retail; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; salaried; sales; sanitary services; Scandinavian Americans; schools; secondary education; self-employed; Seminole County; separated; single; Slovakian Americans; Soviet Americans; streetcars; subways; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; teachers; technicak; technicians; textile mills; trade; transportation; transportation equipment; trucking services; U.S. Census; unemployment; university education; utilities; veterans; Volusia County; waiters; waitresses; walking; warehouses; warehousing; welfare; wholesale; widowed; wood products; workers; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII; Yugoslavian Americans
Letter from A. W. Macfarlane to Henry Shelton Sanford (May 12, 1885)
Corporate Farming: How Chase & Company Has Grown Into a Dominant Force in Florida Agri-Business
Tags: agribusiness; agriculturalist; agriculture; Belle Glade; building; Building Materials Department; cabbage; cabbage industry; celery; celery industry; Chase and Company; Chase, Sydney Octavius; citrus; Citrus Department; citrus grove; citrus industry; construction; corn; corn industry; corporate farm; corporate farming; corporation; crop; distribution; distributor; escarole; escarole industry; farm; farming; fertilizer; Fertilizer and Garden Supply Department; fertilizer industry; fruit; fruit industry; garden supply; grove; grower; growing; harvest; insurance; insurance industry; lettuce; lettuce industry; manufacturer; manufacturing; marketing; nursery; orange; orange industry; packing; packing house; packing industry; Sanford; shipping; sweet corn; vegetable; Vegetable Department; vegetable industry; warehouse; warehousing; wholesale; wholesaler; Zellwood
Building Comparisons
Mayor Bill Frederick and Dr. Nelson Ying at Construction of Red Chinese Ting
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Mrs. Sydney Octavius Chase (April 26, 1928)
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 Sydney Octavius Chase to Landis, Fish & Hull (March 9, 1915)
Tags: bond; Bond Trustees; brick road; Brumley; Chase and Company; Chase, Sydney Octavius; construction; county commission; county commissioner; DeCottes, George A.; Fish, Ben; General Road Fund; Hawkins, T. I.; Hull; injunction; Landis; Landis, Fish & Hull; Rossetter; Spencer; Supreme Court; voting
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 44: The Construction of Inequality: Politics and Influence on I-4
Tags: African American; beautification; Caro, Robert Allan; Central Business District; Chambliss, Julian C.; civil rights; Clark, James C.; Clark, Jim C.; construction; Dade County; department store; desegregation; Downtown Miami; Downtown Orlando; East-West Expressway; Eatonville; Eisenhower, Dwight David; engineering; Florida State Road 408; Georgetown, Washington, D.C.; Greenboro, North Carolina; Hermanstorfer, Mark; high speed rail; highway; housing; I-4; I-95; income; integration; Interstate Highway 4; Interstate Highway 95; Interstate Highway System; J.C. Penney's; lower class; mall; Miami; Mohl, Raymond A.; Moses, Robert; national defense; National Defense Highway; orlando; Orlando Central Business District; Overtown, Miami, Florida; Parramore; property value; race relations; real estate; real estate development; real estate industry; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; road; Rollins College; segregation; shopping mall; SR 408; Stevenson, Bruce; store; The City Beautiful; The Interstates and the Cities: Highways, Housing, and the Freeway Revolt; The Orlando Sentinel; The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York; UAB; UCF; University of Alabama at Birmingham; University of Central Florida; upper class; urban; urban development; urban planning; urban renewal; urbanization; Winter Park
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 8: The Winter Park Sinkhole Part 2: The Effects and Aftermath
Tags: cement; City of Winter Park; Comstock Avenue; construction; demolition; Denning Drive; disaster insurance; documentary; Donkel, Darryl; Duckworth, Alan; Fairbanks Avenue; Florida State Legislature; grout; homeowner insurance; insurance; Jammal & Associates, Inc.; Kujawa, Frank; lake; Lake Rose; Montesi, Louis "Lou"; Moore, Ronald; Owens, Mae Rose; Parks and Recreation; Phillips, Clayton; Phillips, Dennis W.; Piñeda, Yovanna; podcast; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; sinkhole; Williams, Mae Rose; Williams, Mae Rose Owens; Winter Park; Winter Park Community Center; Winter Park Department of Parks and Recreation; Winter Park Sinkhole