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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
Letter from Gary I. Sharp to the West Orange Chamber of Commerce (May 19, 1977)
Action Center USA
Tags: airplanes; airports; amusement parks; Arnold Daniel Palmer; Arnold Palmer; arts; automobiles; baseballs; Billy Kelly; boating; boats; Bruce Devlin; Bruce William Devlin; Cape Kennedy; cars; Central Florida Museum; chambers of commerce; church; churches; citrus; citrus groves; Citrus Open Golf Tournament; City Beautiful; City of Orlando; cold war; colleges; Colonial Plaza Mall; Commerce; County of Orange; Dean Refram; Delta Air Lines; dog racing; Doug Sanders; Downtown Orlando; Eastern Air Lines; Elegant Company; festivals; Florida Symphony Orchestra; Florida Technological University; footballs; FTU; George Alfred Christian Knudson; George Douglas Sanders; George Knudson; Glover; golf; golfers; Graduate Engineering Education System; Grant Gravitt; Herndon Municipal Airport; highways; I-4; industrial parks; Interstate 4; jai alai; Jim Carlton; Joan Roberts; Julius Boros; Julius Nicholas Boros; Lake Eola; Lake Eola Park; libraries; library; Loch Haven Art Center; Mad Tea Party; manufacturing; marching bands; Martin Marietta Corporation; McCoy AFB; McCoy Air Force Base; McCoy Jetport; Minnesota Twins; Minute Maid Company; monorails; motor vehicles; National Airlines; orange county; Orange County School System; oranges; orchestras; orlando; Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce; Orlando businesses; Orlando Central Park; Orlando Junior College; Orlando Panthers; Orlando Public Library; Orlando Twins; paintings; parks; planes; Player; retail; roads; Rollins College; Rule; schools; Seven Dwarfs; shopping; shopping malls; shops; space; space age; space race; sports; Spring Training; stores; Sunny Fader; synagogues; Tangerine Bowl; technology; Tel Air Interests, Inc.; theme parks; Tupperware Brands; UF; University of Florida; Vanda Cosmetics; Walt Disney; Walt Disney World Resort; Walter Elias Disney; water skiing; Weiskopf; Winter Park; Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival; Xerox Corporation
The Watermark, Vol. 1, No. 6, November 9, 1994
Tags: ACLU; American Civil Liberties Union; American Express; Anna Madrigal; Anne Rice; Annette Funicello; Anthony Deluccia; Anthony Turney; Arthur Kropp; Audrey Hepburn; Baker; Barbara Keenan; Barbara West; Ben Waft; Beth Henley; Bill Drahos; bisexual; Bob Cratchit; Boone; Briggs; Brook Trout; Buchanan; Buena Ventura Lakes; Burke; Carmella Twirling; Castro; Chandler; Chapin; Charles Dickens; Charlie Hogan; Chavez; Community United Against Violence; Connie Francis; Coretta Scott King; Damron; Dan George; Dan Rather; Danielle Tantalizing; David Driscoll; David Mclimans; David Slaughter; Daytona Beach; Delta; Dennis Underwood; Department Of Health And Rehabilitative; Dick Martin; Dukakis; dukes; Dusty Springfield; Edgewater; Elgan; Engelbreit; Eric Orner; Florence Henderson; Florida Family Council; Foster; Fowler; Fran Pisnone; Frank Jordan; Frank MccClain; Gallagher; gay; Gerald Kogan; Gridley; Harry Singletary; Harry Westen; Hattaway; Helen Keller; Hoffman; homosexuality; homosexuals; Horowitz; Ikea; Jackson; Jacqueline Jones; James A. Cresciteili; James A. Creseitelli; James Egan; Jamey Foster; Jeff Gaul; Jeffrey Laurence; Jennifer Bush; Jesse Jackson; Jill Porter; Joe Saranno; Joe Sarano; John Butler Book, Jr.; John Hiatt; John Nesbit; Joni Mitchell; Jordan; Joseph Souki; Juanita Marie; Kathleen Morrow Aponte; Kathleen Mulligan; Kathy Stilwell; Katie Messmer; Katz; Kay Bottoms; Kees; Keith Peterson; Keith Tanner; Ken Kundis; Kenney; Kevin Beary; Kevin Gardner; Kirsten Dunst; Kogan; Lake Eola; Lakeland; Laura Chandler; Lawhon; Leonard Maltin; lesbians; Leslie Addison; Lester Olmstead; LGBT; LGBTQ+; Life Care Resources; Linda Chapin; M. Parsons, Jr.; Marion Baker; Marion Didn; Martin Luther King, Jr.; Mary Bngelbreit; Metropolitan Business Association; Miami; Michael J. Fox; Michael L. Kilgore; Michael Pelkowski; Michael Stipe; Mickey Rat; Mike Russell; Miller; Mitch Katz; Mitchell; Morris Schambelan; Mount Dora; Mt. Dora; Naples; Napoleon; Neil Jordans; Nina Vinik; Norman Mizuguchi; Office Of Equal Opportunity; Olympia Dukakis; orange county; Orange County Sheriff; orlando; Pablo Felix; Palmer; Papa Tony; Parliament House; Paul Wegman; Peter Pan; Philip L. Lee; Phillips; Pignone; Publix; Queen Bitch Cruella; queers; questioning; Rafael Gasti; Rah Rega; Reinette Cooper; Rex Briggs; Richard Ryder; Ricky Lee; Robert Holland; Rodney M. Jackman; Rohana; Rosanne Sloan; Russell; same-sex; Sandy Bargioni; Sandy Fink; Sarasota; Schambelan; Scott Brownell; Sharon Bottoms; Shrine Auditorium; Shunichi Kimura; Southern Nights; Steinhart; Stephen De Matteis; Steven Damron; Steven Underhill; Stuart Price; Supreme Court; Susan Horowitz; Taylor; Teddy Costa; The Names Project Foundation; The Watermark; Thornton Park Cafe; Tom Cruise; Tom Dyer; Tom Woodard; trans; transgender; Victor Rohana; Volusia; W. Webster; Wally World; Walt Gallagher; William Gibson; Woodard; Yvonne Vassell; Zamora; Zweifel
The Watermark, Vol. 1, No. 4, October 12, 1994
Tags: A. Bach; Acorn Books; Alachua County; Alison Bechdel; Altamonte; Ander Crenshaw; Andrew Sherman; Anthony Joseph Killeen; Baker; Barbara Weiser; Barney Frank; Bela Lugosi; bisexual; Bob Wattles; Brenda M. Barry; Brian Arbogast; Butler; Carol Bartsch; Chapman; Charlene Mitchell; Christmas; Darla Walker; David W. Shea; Deborah Blechman; Dimitri Toscas; Don Reid; Drew Davenport; Edgewater; Elayne Boosler; Eric Orner; gay; George Winslow; Greg Dawson; Greg Smith; Gunderson; Harrell; homosexuality; homosexuals; Human Rights Campaign; Jay Boyar; John Bosman; John Rose; Katie Messmer; Keanu Reeves; Keith Peterson; Key West; Lake Eola; Larry Kramer; lesbians; LGBT; LGBTQ+; Madonna; Mark Anderson; Marla Quickly; Marvin Couch; Miami; Michael L. Kilgore; Michelle; Miguel Bose; Mills; Myriam Marquez; Natalie H. Rees; Nelson Mandela; Oliver North; Olympia Dukakis; orange county; orlando; Orson Welles; queers; questioning; Rachael Hazen; Rafael Harris; Rainbow Democratic Club; Ricky Ricardo; Robb; Robert Holland; Robin Jensen; Robinson; Rosanne Sloan; Russell; same-sex; Scott Hanson; Scott Laurent; Shawn Rader; Solomon; Stephen De Matteis; Steve Norris; Susan F. Davis; Tera Kenney; The Watermark; Tom Dyer; trans; transgender; W. Webster; Winter Park; Winter Springs; Zweifel
The Watermark, Vol. 1, No. 3, September 28, 1994
Tags: A. Bach; Aarons; Alachua County; Alan Bruun; Alberta Watson; Alison Bechdel; Allene Baus; Amanda Bearse; Audrey Hepburn; Barb Fallon; Bartell; Bernie Latour; Beth Ahava; Beth Chayin; Beth Simchat; Bill Patterson; Bill Snibson; bisexual; Bob Carr; Bob Dylan; Bob Wattles; Boothby; Boyd; Brenda M. Barry; Brock; Brown; Buddy Dyer; Butler; Cameron Matthews; Carmella Marcella Garcia; Carol Bartsch; Carson Mccullers; Casella; Castle Dental Center; Cecil Ray Deloach; Charles W. Hummer, Jr.; Clermont; Cocoa; Cybill Shepherd; David Goodstein; David W. Shea; Daytona; Delmore Schwartz; Delta; Dick Sargent; Edgewater; Edward Kennedy; Effinger; Eichberg; Elizabeth Swados; Elvira Kurt; Eric Boyd; Eric Farr; Eric Orner; Erin Somers; Fowler; Frank Maya; Full Moon Saloon; G. K. Fowler; Gabriel Rotello; gay; Grace Kelly; Greg Brown; Gregg Birkhimer; Greta N. Hummer; Haines; Hale; Harmony Brenner, Nan Schultz; Harrell; Harrison J. Totten; Harrison Totten; Hattie Wolfe; Haven Park; Herbert Parchester; Hilda Philips; Homer L. Kirkpatrick; homosexuality; homosexuals; Jamie P. Still; Janet L. Jones; Jaqueline Carstone; Jay Schoonover; Jeff Horn; Jeremy Davies; Jesse Helms; Jim Braswell; John Guam; John Keith Tanner; John McGivern; John Paul Bamich; Johnston; Joseph Bress; Joycelyn Elders; Julia Sweeney; Kandinski; Karen Williams; Kate Clinton; Kathy Lightcap; Katie Messme; Keith Peterson; Ken Kundis; Kenney; Key West; Kim Newton; Kirkpatrick; L. Phyllis Hummer; Lawhon; Leonard Cohen; Leroy Aarons; lesbians; Leslea Newman; Leslie Lewis; Lew Brooks; Lewis; LGBT; LGBTQ+; Life Care Resources; Linda Chapin; Louise Ray; Lowder; M. Wegman; Mario Cuomo; Mark Davis; Mary Boothby; Michael Pelkowski; Mike Williams; Mizell; Murray Brown; Nancy Shaefer; National Coming Out Day; Newton; Nightclub Cantata; orange county; orlando; Osceola; Pablo Neruda; Papa Tony; Parliament House; Patrick Stewart; Perry Watkins; Philip Morris; Phillips; Pignone; queers; questioning; R. M. Williams; Rafael Gasti; Rainbow Democratic Club; Ralph Nader; Randy Shilts; Rob Eichberg; Robert Holland,; Robin Jensen; Rock Hudson; Roger McDonald; Rollins; Romanovsky; Rosanne Sloan; Roy Alan; Russell; Russell Tucker; Sam Ewing; Sam Odom; same-sex; Sandra; Sandra Bernhard; Sandra Hummer; Sarano; Sarita Chiari; Schaefer; Scott Silverman; Severson; Sharon Sayles Belton; Sid Miles; Stephanie Shippae; Steve Cummings; Steven Mitchel; Tampa; Ted Maines; The Watermark; Tom Dyer; Totten; trans; transgender; Trent Reznor; Vemelle Lowder; W. Hummer; W. Thomas; W. Webster; Whoopi Goldberg; William Ford; Winter Park Mall; Winter Springs; Yvonne Vassell
The Watermark, Vol. 1, No. 2, September 14, 1994
Tags: A. Bach; ACLU; Alan Ellis; Alfred J. Kinsey; Alison Bechdel; Altamonte Springs; Amanda Bearse; American Civil Liberties Union; Anthony S. Fauci; Apopka; Arthur Dong; Atkins; Barbara Stanwyck; Bette Davis; Billy Crystal; bisexual; Blechman; Bob Brooks; Bob Wattles; Brandon Ethridge; Breuer; Brian Mcnaught; Briscoe; Bruce Nants; Burt Reynolds; C. Slapke; Carrboro; Cdc; Charles Mahan; Christopher Hynes; Claudettte Colbert; Clinton; Dan Butler; Dan Mathews; Dan Spoone; Dan White; Danielle Steele; David Driscoll; David Letterman; David Sanborn; David W. Shea; Dawson; Daytona Beach; Deborah Bleckman; Dennis Sinclair; Dennis Underwood; Diaz; Don Reid; Doug Atkins; Doug Ferguson; Dudley Moore; Edward Murphy; Edwards; Eric Orner; Erin Somers; Ethridge; Ettore Scola; Fern Park; Fierstein; Firestone; Fosca; Fowler; Fran Pignone; Fred Hutchinson; Full Moon Saloon; Garth Brooks; Gary Webb; gay; George Maharis; George Winslow, Jr.; Gloria Goes; Greg Dawson; Hal Holbrook; Harmony Brenner; Harrell; Harvey Milk; homosexuality; homosexuals; Hugh Roweii; Hynes; Igino Ugo Tarchetti; Jack Godley; Jacksonville; James A. Crescitelli; James Cardinal; James Hunt; Jamie P. Still; Jay Leno; Jesse Helms; Jim Brown; Jim Towey; Jimmy Stewart; Joan Crawford; John Edwards; John K. Tanner; Johnson; Johnston; Judith Pippin; Judy Shaw; Judy Tenuta; Justin Elzie; K. D. Lang; Karen Gievers; Karen Williams; Katie Messmer; Keith Baber; Keith Meinhold; Keith Peterson; Ken Kundis; Kenney; Kevin Maye; Key West; Lake Ivanhoe; Lawhon; lesbians; Leslea Newman; letterman; Lew Finch; Lewis; LGBT; LGBTQ+; Linda Chapin; Linda Evans; Linda Gonzalez; Linda Lenhardt; Linda Stewart; Mardi Gras; Margo Channing; Marian Simmons; Martin; Martin Mull; Mary Tyler Moore; McDaniel; Meinhold; Merri Wedemeyer; Michael Johnson; Michael L. Kilgore; Michael Pelkowski; Mike Williams; Moira Lasch; Murphy; Nan Schultz; National Institutes Of Health; Newman; Norma Shearer; orange county; orlando; Paco Rabanne; Parliament House; Patty Villane; Paul Gemignani; Pete Clarke; Peter Lupus; Peter Warren Kenny; Phillips; Pignone; queers; questioning; Rainbow Democratic Club; Ramona Lane; Richard Jeni; Robert Holland; Robert Young; Robinson; Ron Carpenter; Rosaline Sloan; Rosanne Sloan; Rosie Daley; Rrafael Gasti; Rupert Murdoch; Russell; same-sex; Sandra Bernhard; Scott Kennedy; Shauna Underwood; Smith; Southern Nights; Stanford; Stanley Sporkin; Stewart; Susan Pickman; Suzanne Westenhoefer; Tampa; Taylor; Teresa Diaz; The Boston Herald; The Orlando Sentinel; The Semoran Skateway; The Watermark; Thomas Glamour; Tom Dorman; Tom Dyer; Tom Johnston; Tonya Harding; trans; transgender; Truman Capote; W. Thomas; Wayne; Wayne Smiled; William Kennedy Smith; Winter Park; Yvonne Vassell
The Watermark, Vol. 1, No. 1, August 31, 1994
Tags: A. Miller; Aaron Spelling; ACLU; Alison Bechdel; American Civil Liberties Union; Ander Crenshaw; Ann Derflinger; April Gustetter; Arthur Laurents; Averill; Bahia Shrine Auditorium; Barry Barlow; Bart R. Zarcone; Bearse; Bill Clinton; bisexual; Biyce Ward; Bob Carr; Bob Perry; Bob Sindler; Boone High School; Bruce Ground; Butler; Cafe Tu Tu Tango; Calvin Klein; Carolyn H. T. Cosby; Cecil Ray Deloach; Charlene Tilton; Charles Robb; Charles S. Robb; Childress; Chris Dahn; Chuck Robb; Chuck Robbs; Colleen Ashton; Crenshaw; Dahn; Danitra Vance; Dave Almeida; David Letterman; Debbie Boone; Debbie Simmons; Dimitri Toscas; Dindon; Don Reid; Donnelly; Doug Jamerson; Duke Vanderbilt; Edwards; Edyth Bush; Eileen Wright; Eola Theatre; Eric Orner; Erin Somers; Fern Park; Fran Pignone; Frank Jordan; Full Moon Saloon; G. K. Fowler; Gary L. Formet; Gary Siegel; gay; George Hearn; Glenda Hood; Grahn; Gretchen Chateau; Harley Hotel; Harmony Brenner; Harvey Fierstein; Helena Bonham Carter; Hillary Clinton; homosexuality; homosexuals; Hopkins; Hugh Grant; Jeff Goodgame; Jerry Falwell; Jerry Herman; Jerry Murtha; Joan Collins; Joe Clanton; John Connon; John Doe; John Holland; John K. Tanner; John R. McKernan; Jonathan Holingshead; Jonathan Winters; Karen Gievers; Katherine V. Forrest; Katie Messmer; Keith Peterson; Ken Connor; Ken Kundis; Kenney; Kip Watson; Laurence Sheldon; Laurie Anderson; Lawton Chiles; lesbians; Leslea Newman; Lew Brooks; LGBT; LGBTQ+; Linda Chapin; Lorena Bobbit; Lumley; Mable Butler; Maitland; Mardi Gras; Mark Matthews; Mark Thompson; Mark Two Dinner Theater; Martin Kunz; Martin Lheureaux; Marvin Liebman; Mary Sager; Mel White; Michael Bronski; Michael Fuchs; Michael L. Kilgore; Mike Williams; Mr. Hotlanta; Nan Schultz; National Coming Out Day; Natural Born Killers; Naval Training Center Orlando; Norman Rockwell; O. J. Simpson; Oliver L. North; Oliver Stone; orange county; Orange County Commission; orlando; Parliament House; Pat Decker; Pat Robertson; Pete Wilson; Peter Marshall; Pickman; Pignone; queers; questioning; R. A. Bach; Rainbow Democratic Club; Republican Party; Richard Simmons; Richard Thomas Ballet; Rob Eichberg; Robert Altman; Robin Leach; Rocky Ward; Roger McDonald; Rogers; Ron Schneider; Rosanne Sloan; Ross; Rupert Everett; Sam Singhaus; same-sex; Sandra Ross; Sara Gilbert; Sarano; Southern Nights; Stonewall; Streicher; Tammy Faye; Terri Garr; The Destiny Of Me; The Watermark; Thomas Tempia; Todd Lee Piorier; Tom Dorman; Tom Dyer; Tommy Lee Jones; Tony Childress; trans; transgender; Walt Disney World; Ward; Winter Park; Winter Park High School; Winter Springs; Woody Harrelson; Yvonne Vassell; Zarcone
Gourd Neck Springs Report
Tags: Acer; artesian springs; boating; camping; Carya; Danny L. Dulgar; eel; Environmentally Endangered Lands Committee; Environmentally Endangered Lands Program; ferns; fish camps; fishing; Florida Department of Natural Resources; Florida State Road 455; Florida State Road 50; Florida's Turnpike; Gary I. Sharp; Gourd Neck Springs; Green Swamp; hickory; Jay L. Blanchard; Kelly Park; Lake Apopka; Lake County Zoning Department; live oaks; magnolia grandiflora; Magnolia virginiana; magnolias; maples; orange county; Orange County Division of Parks; Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce; Orlando Public Utilities; palms; parks; Rock Springs; sand boils; sinkholes; SR 455; SR 50; sweet bay; swimming; The Winter Garden Times; Tupelo; U.S. Geological Survey; Walt Disney 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
The Orange County Citizen, Vol. 14, No. 30, July 25, 1911
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
The Maitland Courier, Vol. 1, No. 4, December 24, 1885
Tags: A. Wilson; Albert J. Meyer; Altamonte Springs; Anderson; Andrew Joakimansky; Anna Seward; Antonin Martin; Benedict Arnold; C. Haskell; C. I. Hood; Charles A. Vogeler; Charles J. Schayer; Charles Pike; Charles W. Morris; Charlie Dear; Cunningham; Cyrus W. Field; De Wiggs; E. C. Hungerford; Featherly; Fort Myers; G. B. Van Dyke; George E. Hudson; George Washington; J. W. Spitler; John Andre; Jones; King George III; Longwood; Lowell; M. B. Stone; Mackay; Maitland; Maitland Avenue; Maitland Dramatic Club; McDonald Drug Company; Mcmurray; Napoleon; Ned Raynors; Norton; orange county; orlando; R. A. Stud; R. L. Hungerford; R. V. Pierces; Richardson Taliaferro; Rushton; S. H Pullman; Saint Nicholas; Sanford; Santa Claus; Seward; Slocum; South Florida Railroad; Spring Garden; St. Petersburg; The Maitland Courier; Thomas Day; Townsend; W. B. Hazen; W. B. Whipple; W. H. Massey; Whipple; William Halls Balsam; Winter Park
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1985
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1984
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1983
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1982
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1981
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1977
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1976
Tags: highways; Lake Apopka; orange county; orlando; roads; streets; traffic
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1973
Sky Lake Drainage Map, 1973
Tags: drainage; orange county; orlando; Sky Lake
Oral History of the Florida High-Tech Corridor Council
Tags: 501(c)(6); Advanced Materials Processing and Analysis Center; agro-tech; Alachua County; Alzo J. Reddick; American Telephone & Telegraph Company; AMPAC; Amy Evancho; Antoinette Jennings; AT&T Inc.; Becerra-Fernandez, Irma; Ben Noll; Bernard Machen; Bernie Machen; Berridge, Randolph E.; Bethany Dickens; Betty Bowe; Betty Castor; Bill Vogel; Bob Cook; Bob Dallari; Brevard County; Buddy Dyer; budgets; Carrie Martine; Cassopolis, Michigan; Central Florida Research Park; Charles Bass Reed; Charles Gray; Charlie Gross; Charlie Reed; Cherokee Nation; Cherokee, North Carolina; Cherokees; Chip Camp; Cirent Semiconductor; Committee on Transportation and Economic Development Funding; community colleges; Connie L. Lester; Core Team; Dallari, Bob; Dallas-Fort Worth Corridor; Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas; Dan Holsenbeck; Dan Webster; Daniel Alan Webster; David Brown; David Gordon; David P. Norton; Democratic Party; Democrats; DEO; Department of Economic Opportunity; Duvall County; economic development; Economic Development Commission of Florida's Space Coast; economy; EDC Economic Development Commission; education; Electronic Arts; Elizabeth Bowe; Elizabeth Castor; Enterprise Florida; FAU; FIA; FIAA; FIU; Florida Atlantic University; Florida Department of Economic Opportunity; Florida Economic Gardening Institute; Florida Gulf Coast; Florida High Tech Corridor; Florida High Tech Corridor Council; Florida House Committee on Transportation and Economic Development Funding; Florida House of Respresentatives; Florida International University; Florida Polytechnic University; Florida Power and Light Company; Florida Senate; Florida Senate Committee on Appropriations; Florida Venture Forward; Florida Virtual Entrepreneur Center; Florida’s Chamber Foundation; FLVEC; FPU; Fran Korosec; funding; George Gordon; Get Smart; Grant; GrayRobinson, P.A.; GrowFL: The Economic Gardening Institute; Harrah's Cherokee Casino; Head to Head: The Coming Economic Battle Among Japan, Europe and America; high tech; high tech corridors; high technology; House Committee on Transportation and Economic Development Funding; House of Respresentatives; Hunting F. Deutsch; I-4 Corridor; I/ITSEC; IE; industrial development; industries; industry; Innovation Way Corridor; intellectual property; Interactive Game Academy; International Paris Air Show; Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference; James C. Clark; Jeff Mendell; Jennifer Thompson; Jim Clark; Jim Shot; John C. Hitt; John Castor; John Hugh Dyer; K-12 education; Kathy Betancourt; Ken Pruitt; Lake Nona; Lake Nona Medical City; Lawton Chiles; Lawton Mainor Chiles, Jr.; Lester Carl Thurow; Littleton, Colorado; Lowe; Lynda Weatherman; M. J. Sanders; M. J. Soileau; Mark B. Rosenberg; matching grants; Medical City; Metro Orlando Economic Development Commision; Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission; Metro Orlando EDC; MGRP; Miami; Michael Zaharris; modeling; MSW; NAI; National Academy of Inventors; Native Americans; orange county; orlando; Orlando Economic Development Commission; Orlando EDC; Pajama Hotline; Paul Sanberg; Peter T. Panousis; Pratt & Whitney; PRISM; Promoting Regional Improvement in Science and Math; Putnam County; Randy Morris; Ray Galley; research and development; Research Park; Richard Lynn Scott; RICHES of Central Florida; Rick Scott; Rob Goddell; Roger Pynn; Ron Walker; Sacher; Salon International de l'Aéronautique et de l'Espace, Paris-Le Bourget; Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute; Sarah McGreer; Science, Technology, Engineering and Math; Seminole County; Seminole State College; Senate; Shava Jackson-Car; Silicon Valley, California; simulation; simulation industry; Smart; South Florida; SSC; state colleges; State of Florida; State University System of Florida; STEM programs; Steve Burly; Sunnyvale, California; Tampa; Tampa Bay; TCU; Tech Path; Teresa Jacobs; Texas Christian University; The Chronicle of Higher Education; Thomas Charles Feeney III; Tom Feeney; Tom Feeny; Tom O'Neal; Toni Jennings; Tracy Swarztz; UCF; UCF Department of History; UCF Knights; UF; UM; United Technologies Corporation; University of Central Florida; University of Central Florida Department of History; University of Florida; University of Miami; University of South Florida; USF; venture capitalism; Venture Forward; Volusia County Community College; workforce development
Letter from Arthur W. Sinclair to C. W. Sheffield (December 22, 1967)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. Farris Bryant; C. W. Sheffield; Cecil Farris Bryant; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; development; Farris Bryant; Florida Federated Garden Clubs; Florida Park Board; Florida Parks and Recreation Convention; Gourd Neck Springs; Gourd Neck Springs Park Association; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Restoration Committee; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Lake County; land development; Miami Beach; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; natural springs; orange county; Orange County Committee of 100; parks; real estate; recreation; The Orlando Sentinel; The Winter Garden Times; water quality; West Orange County; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce
Letter from Arthur W. Sinclair to Claude Roy Kirk, Jr. (July 13, 1966)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Arthur W. Sinclair; bass; black bass; chambers of commerce; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; executive branch; fish; fishing; Florida Magazine; government; governor; Governor of Florida; Kirk for Governor; Lake Apopka; Lake County; orange county; pan fish; political campaign; pollution; Republican; sports; sports fishing; state government; The Orlando Sentinel; tourism; tourists; water; water quality; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce
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
Letter from Henry F. Swanson (January 21, 1966)
Tags: aquifers; Brevard County; Cape Kennedy; city planning; Cocoa; Florida Agricultural Extension Service; Henry F. Swanson; hydrologic cycle; hydrology; Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences; Maitland; Michigan Avenue; orange county; Orange County Agricultural Center; Orlando Florida; pollution; rain; rainfall; Seminole County; soil; Tom Adams; topography; UF; University of Florida; water; water quality; Winter Park; zoning
Headstone of Private James Whitley at the Epinal American Cemetery and Memorial
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, 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
The Maitland News, Vol. 02, No. 4, January 26, 1927
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. H. Shadix; A. M. Shoen; A. M. Springer; Anna B. Treat; Anna C. Stone; Annie Meer; B. Auxford Burks; B. L. Maltbie; Baby Grand Theatre; bank; Bank of Maitland; banking; book; Boyce Rewlison; Brown's Store; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. F. Batchelder; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; chamber of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; children; church; county government; Don Cochran; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. T. Winn; Earl Murray; Ernestine McBryde; F. A. McNair; film; Foster R. Fanning; Fred Woodward; Frederick B. Conant; George F. Babcock; golf; golf club; Goodyear Tires; government; H. A. Griner; Harold Peat; Hill School; housing; J. A. Brown; J. Blanton Belk; J. H. Bennett; J. H. Foster; John L. Perkins; John Rice; John T. Alsop; K. E. Kilbourn; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. L. Lampp; Lawrence Parker; library; local government; Louis L. Coudert; 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; Margaret Widdis; Methodism; Methodist; motion picture; movie; municipal government; orange county; Orange County Parent-Teacher Association; Orange Hardware & Furniture Company; Orange Tea Shop; orlando; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; poll tax; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; R. P. Cobb; real estate; road; Rollins Press; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; Sanlando Golf Club; school; Seminole County; South-Eastern Underwriters Association; taxes; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Tom J. Kenney; Town Council; town government; voting; W. A. Myers; W. R. G. Orwick; William M. Stuart; Winter Park; Winter Park Cleaners; 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
Lawton Family History
Tags: A. B. Lawton; A. B. Lawton and Company; A. C. Lawton; Abraham Lincoln; Adam Fowler Brisbane; African Americans; Albany, Georgia; Alex Lawton; Alexander Benjamin Lawton; Alexander Cater Lawton; Alexander J. Lawton; Alexander James Lawton; Alexander Robert Lawton; Allen Hagen; American Civil War.; American Revolution; American Revolutionary War; Anderson Peeler; Andrew Aulin, Sr.; Anglicanism; Anglicans; Anna Lawton; Annie Elizabeth Miller; Annie Narcissa Lawton Long; Arcadia; Archibald T. McIntyre; Asa Lawton; B. F. Porter; B. S. Fuller; Baker County, Georgia; Baptists; Battle of New Orleans; Benjamin F. Lawton; Benjamin Lawton; Benjamin T. D. Lawton; Benjamin Themistocles Dion Lawton; Benny Lawton; Beulah Lawton Hughes; Birdie Lawton Grogan; Black Swamp Academy; Black Swamp Company; Black Swamp, South Carolina; Bluffton, South Carolina; Bobby Lawton; C. J. Lawton; C. J. McDonald; Caddo Parish, Louisiana; Carolyn L. Harrell; Cassandra C. Tillman; Charlotte Ann Lawton; Charlotte Esther Lawton Peeples; Chattahoochee; Cheshire; churches; Clara Curtis Lawton Lienhard; Clara Isabella Lawton Wheeler; Clara Isabelle Lawton; colonial; colonies; colonists; colony; Confederacy; Confederate Army; Confederate States of American; Confederates; corn; Coy K. Johnson; Cuthbert; David Montague Laffitte; Dower; E. H. Peeples; E. Haviland Hillman; E. L. Lawton; Edisto Island Plantation; Edisto Island, South Carolina; Edward P. Lawton; Edward Peeples; Elizabeth Mary Brisbane; Emma Lenora Lawton; Emma Lenora Lawton Aulin; Episcopalians; Eusebia Lawton; farmers; farms; Francis McLeod; Friske; Frog Legel, Louisiana; Gary Lawton Grogan; George Mossee; Georgia Cavalry Regiment; Gerald Marshall Church; GloriAnna Lawton Brisbane; Godfrey; Grooverville, Georgia; Hanahan's; Hector Irving Cook; Henry Carter; Henry Clay; Henry Clay, Sr.; Hepsibah Baptist Church; Hernando County; Hilton Head Island, South Carolina; I. Clayton Ramsey; Inabinett, E. L.; indigo; Isadore Perry Lawton; J. A. Malette; J. A. Mallett; J. L. Simkins; J. T. Herring; James Clark; James Connell; James K. Polk; James Knox Polk; James Stoney Lawton; James Tillman Grogan; James Tillman Grogan, Sr.; James Wilburn Grogan; Jane Ann Grogan Church; Jane Mosse Lawton; Jared Everitt; Jefferson County; Jefferson Davis; Jefferson Finis Davis; Jeremiah Clark; Jeremiah Lawton; Joe Lawton; John C. Cochran; John Calder; John Grimball Ann Grimball Robert; John Hanahan; John Hughes; John Lawton; John N. Dugger; John Seabrook; John Sealy; John Sheffield; John T. Lyons; John Thomas Wheeler; Joseph James Lawton; Joseph Lawton; Joshua B. Everette; Josiah A. Everette; Josiah A. Flournoy; Josiah Everett; Josiah Flournoy; Josiah Lawton; Josie Adams; Judson Lawton; Kathryn Lawton; Lawton and Allied Families Association; Lawton, Dowell, and Company; Lawtonville Baptist Church; Lawtonville Cemetery; Lawtonville, South Carolina; Lebanon Cemetery; Leonard Tuggle; Liberty Baptist Church; Lona Lawton; Lona Lawton Aulin; Louisiana Purchase; Lucina Walker Lawton; Lucinda Walker Landrum; Macon, Georgia; Margaret Grogan; Martha Lawton; Martha S. Lawton; Martha S. Lawton Gwynn; Mary Ann Mosse; Mary Ann Whaley Lawton; Mary Cater Lawton; Mary Cater Rhoades; Mary Cater Rhodes; Mary Clarke Lawton; Mary Edla Laffitte; Mary Elizabeth Lawton Mathews; Mary Gwynn Lawton; Mary Hannah Aulin Grogan; Mary Harris; Mary Jane Lawton; Mary Jane Lawton Laffitte; Mary Lawton; Mary Martha Grogan Lundy; Mary Mathews Lawton; Mary Stone Fickling; Mary Stone Grimball Lawton; Mary Winborn Lawton; Mattie Lawton; May River Baptist Church; Monticello; Moses Linton; Mulberry Grove Plantation; My Husband; My Little Daughter Clara; N. Dudley; N. M. Lawton; Narcissa Melissa Lawton; Nine Mile Post Road; Oglethorpe, Georgia; Oliveros; On the Death of Littly Benny; orange county; Oviedo; Oviedo Cemetery; Pages Home Place; pastors; Paul Grimball; Phoebe Norton Mosse; Phoebe Sarah Lawton Willingham; Pierre Robert; pioneers; Pipe Creek Church; plantations; planters; poems; poetry; preachers; Presbyterians; Prince William's Parish; Providence Grimball Mikell; R. W. Lawton; rice; Robert E. H. Peeples; Robert Hurst; Robert Lauder; Robert Themistocles Lawton; Robert William Lawton; Robertville, South Carolina; Ruth Miller Thomas; Ruth Thomas; s. Manning; Samuel Fickling; Samuel J. Ray; Samuel L. Dowell; Samuel Perry; Sanford Bason; Sarah A. Godfrey Lawton; Sarah Lawton; Sarah Mathews; Sarah Roberts Lawton; Sarah Seabrook; SavAnnah River Association; Savannah, Georgia; settlers; slavery; slaves; South Carolina Militia; St. John's Parish; St. Marks; St. Peter's Parish; Stacey Allene Church; Steamboat Landing Road; Summer Oaks; T. Willingham; The Death Bed; The Georgia Telegraph; The Lawtons of Summer Oaks; The Level; The Southern Enterprise; Theodore Dehon Mathews; Thirza Lawton Polhill; Thomas A. Bailey; Thomas County Historical Museum; Thomas County, Georgia; Thomas Grimball; Thomas Hill; Thomas J. Lawton; Thomas O. Lawton, Jr.; Thomas Polhill; Thomas Rhodes; Thomas Willingham; Thomas Winborn; To My Babe; To My Old Album; Tom Cobbs; Tom Lawton; Tommie Lawton; Tommy Lawton; Two Sister's Ferry; U.S. Census of 1860; Union; W. A. Cumming; W. J. Lawton; W. S. Lawton; W. T. Lawton; Walker Gwynn; Walter Gwynn; Wiley Blewet; William Henry Brisbane; William Henry Lawton; William Hilliard; William Lawton; William Lawton, Jr.; William Mathews; William Peeler; William S. Lawton; William S. Lawton and Company; William Seabrook; William Seabrook Lawton; William Stegall; William Tilly; William Warren Rogers; Winborn Asa Lawton; Winborn Benjamin Lawton; Winborn Joseph Lawton; Winborn Lawton; Winborn Lawton, Jr.; Winborn Theodore Lawton; Winnie Lawton; Winny Lawton
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
City Supports Application: Hospital Headway?
Tags: Carolyn White; Central Florida Regional Hospital; city councils; city government; City of Oviedo; Darla Kinney Scoles; Edwin White; government; health care; Health Facility Regulation Agency; Healthcare Administration; hospitals; local government; orange county; Oviedo; Oviedo City Council; Oviedo ER; Sanford; Seminole County; state government; The Oviedo Voice
History of the First Baptist Church, Oviedo, Florida: First 100 Years, 1869-1969
Tags: A. A. Daniel; A. A. Myers; A. B. Tedford; A. C. Hart; A. C. Turner; A. Flourny Jernigan; A. J. Metcalf; A. P. Farnell; A. R. Metcalf, Jr.; A. Solaria; Alex Lawton; American Civil War; Amerindian; Andrew Aulin; Andrew Aulin, Sr.; Andrew Lawton; anniversary; Apopka; Argo's Store; Arthur Scott; B. F. Ward, Jr.; B. F. Ward, Sr. R. F. Cooper; B. F. Wheeler; B. F. Wheeler, Jr.; B. F. Wheeler, Sr.; B. Z. Hunter; Baptists; Basil Mays; Beasley; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler, Jr.; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler, Sr.; Billie Buster; Brewster; Broadway Street; Brush Arbor; C. A. Love; C. D. Weaver; C. F. Rolquist; C. J. Broome; C. K. Buckelew; C. W. Holder; Caloosa; centennial; Charles Simeon Lee, Jr.; Christian; Christianity; Chuluota; Chuluota Baptist Church; churches; citrus; Civil War; clergy; Clermont; Clifton Springs; colonization; colony; Creek; D. D. Gammage; Dan F. Thomas; deacon; Delco Light Plant. Goldenrod; Diane Aulin; Diane Aulin Keller; Donald L. Orman; E. A. Farnell; E. Lee Smith; education; enterprise; F. A. Peirson; F. C. Edwards; F. C. Morgan; FBC; First Baptist Church of Oviedo; Florida Mosquito Territory; Fort Christmas; Fort Drum; Fort Gatlin; Freeze of 1894; freezes; G. W. Alford; Goldenrod Baptist churches; Groveland; groves; growers; H. B. McCall; H. H. Link; Hammond organ; Henry Walcott; Homecoming Day; Howard S. Gott; Indian; Iniah Honchin; Ira Rouse; Isaacs; J. A. Richardson; J. B. Rogers; J. C. Hatlzelow; J. E. Okerlund; J. F. Mitchell; J. G. Black; J. H. King; J. H. Lee, Sr.; J. I.; J. I. Beasley; J. M. Jones; J. M. Kones; J. Max Cook; J. N. Thompson; J. O. Fries; J. O. Jelks; J. P. Jacobs; J. S. Day; J. T. Bryant; J. T. Wheeler; J. W. Martin; Jack T. Bryant; James G. Speer; Jelks; Joe Fox; Joe Leinhart; John Hiram Lee, Sr.; John M. Camp; John S. Womble; Joseph Leinhart; Joshua P. Jacobs; Julia Golden; K. Swonson; L. A. Hardy; L. L. Day; Ladies Aid Society; Lake Charm; Lake Jessup Avenue; Lake Jessup Community; Lake Jessup Settlement; Lake Jesup; Lawton; Lois Ruddell; Lord; Lund; M. E. Brock; Magazine Club of Oviedo; Maitland; Mary Gwynn; Mary Jacobs; Mary Walker; Milton Gore; Missionary Baptist churches; Mosquito County; Muskogan; Native American; Needham Jelks; Nelson; Nelson Brothers; Nettie Aulin; Nettie Jacobs; Nettie Jacobs Aulin; O. M.; orange county; Orange Grove Baptist Church; oranges; organ; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo Baptist churches; P. H. Brown; pastor; Pearl G. Martin; Pride of Oviedo; R. L. Ward; R. L. Wheeler; R. M. Hickman; R. W. Dickert; R. W. Lawton; religious education; Reminiscence Fair; reverend; Robert Lawton; S. C. Dorsey; S. W. Sheffield; schools; Seminole; Seminole County; Sexton; shipping; slave; slavery; Solaria's Wharf; St. Johns River; St. Volusia; Statson University; Sunday schools; T. H. Daniell, Sr.; T. J. Bell; T. W. Lawton; Ted Aulin; The Lodge; Theodore Aulin; Theodore Aulin, Jr.; Theodore Aulin, Sr.; Thomas Willington Lawton; Tom Lawton; Tom Wheeler; Tomokan; Tucker; Tuscovilla; W. A. Jelks; W. A. Ward, Jr.; W. E. Alexander; W. G. Powell; W. H. Luther; W. H. Martin; W. J. Lawton, Sr.; W. P. Carter; W. P. Rogers; W. S. Sommerville; W. T. Walker; W. W. Townson; Walter Gwynn; Whitney-Wolcott House; Will Alexander; William Clevor; William H. Martin; Williams Stones; Winborn Joseph Lawton, Sr.
Map of Lake Charm
Orange County's Sheriff's Book of Wanted Persons, 1882-1889
Tags: 3rd Street; 5th Avenue; 7th Street; A. B. Efrird; A. B. Shroud; A. D. Adair & McCarty Brothers; A. E. Buck; A. J. Bates; A. J. Ivey; A. J. Spradley; A. J. Sullivan; A. J. Weaver; A. L. Martin; A. M. Kendrick; A. M. Winfree; A. S. Colyar, Jr.; A. Strauss; A. Zeger; Aaron Coachman; abortions; Abraham Bell; Abraham Putnam; Adam Gillison; Adam Thompson; Alabama Penitentiary; Alachua County; Albert Cathey; Alex Henderson; Alexander Anderson; Alexander Ekstrom; Alexander Johnson; Alexander Mincey; Alexander Pitts; Alfred Clarke; Alfred Coffee; Alfred Jones; Alfred W. Burnett; Allan Pinkerton; Allen Ford; Alphens Martin; Amos cummings; Amos Jordan; Anderson McKinnon; Andrew Ellis; Andrew Wilson; Andrews & Martin; Apalachicola; Archer; Archie Loyd; arrest warrants; arrests; arson; arsonists; Asa Whitaker; assault; assault to murder; assault to rape; attempted murder; attempted rape; attorneys; B. A. Wrighstman; B. F. Bennett; B. H. Girele; B. R. Swoope; B. W. Bentley; bail jumpers; bail jumping; Bailey; Barbour County Sheriff's Office; Bartow; Ben Baker; Ben Lock; Ben Watkins; Benajmin F. Adams; Berrien Bryant; bigamay; bigamists; Bill Galvin; Bill Johnson; Bill Martin; Bill Rooth; Bill Sherson; Bill Williams; Billy Camble; Billy Campbell; Blitch; blood hounds; Bollock; Braxton Beacham; Broadway Street; Bronson; Brooks Johnson; Brooks Story; Brooksville; Broome; burglars; burglary; Burton H. Davy; Butch Bradley; Bynum; C. B. Easley; C. B. Hansel; C. C. Johnson; C. E. Hunter; C. F. Conerly; C. Gordon Hicks; C. J. Anderson; C. J. Perry; C. K. Dutton; C. K. Winston; C. P. Hoyt; C. P. Jolly; C. P. Kilgore; C. R. Scott; C. W. C. Wright; C. W. Hursy; Calvin Burton; Calvin Lockett; Cardinal Gibbons; Carl Bachman; Carmelo Salvati; Carson; cattle stealing; Cedar Key; Charles Adkins; Charles Badger; Charles Baldwin; Charles Bluemont; Charles Coleman; Charles David; Charles Johnson; Charles Martin; Charles O. Earnes; Charles P. Johnson; Charles Reddiford; Charlie Davis; Charlie Holmes; Charlie Reeves; Charlie Rose; Charlie White; Charlie Wood; Chataroi Road; Chattahoochee Brick Company; Ches Hughs; Chester Seymour; Chief of Police; Chief Pinion Detective Agency; Chipley; Christian Black; Citra; Clarence A. Seward; Clarence Tear; Clark; Clark Montgomery; Coffey & Hyer; Colorado State Penitentiary; Columbia City; Columbia County; Constantine Algero; convicts; Cooper Winn; cops; county government; Court Street; Creoles; crimes; criminals; Crosby; Cuff Patton; D. C. Hennessey; D. E. Mccarthy; D. U. Fletcher; Dade Coal Company; Dan Scott; Daniel; Daniel Rouse; David Caldwell; David N. Walker; Day & Gordon; Deaderick Street; detectives; detention; Dick Bell; Dimick; Doc Barrentine; Dock Rodgers; Dockie Carson; DOJ; Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoes, and Company; Duval County; E. A. McRae; E. A. O'Neal; E. B. Bailey; E. C. Vaughan; E. G. Elliott; E. H. Covas; E. J. Kelley; E. J. Young; E. R. Whitner; E. T. Dickinson; E. T. Williams; E. Upton Lovejoy; Earp's Detective Agency; Ed Curry; Ed Frazier; Ed S. Carr; Edgar Knowles; Edgward Eggleston; Edward A. O'Neal; Edward Asbury O'Neal; Edward Cunningham; Edward Sterling Harris; Edward W. Bannister; Ellaville; Ellis Phelan; Elmore Johnson; escaped convicts; Eueka Detective Agency; Eugene Day; Eugene Van Norman; Eureka Detective Agency; Eustis; Exchange Place; F. C. Buffum; F. C. Russell; Farrell & Boylan's Detective Agency; felonies; felony; Fernand B. Poupart; Fifth Avenue; Flem Spicer; Florida Penitentiary; Florida State Prison; Ford J. Perkins; forgers; forgery; Fort White; Francis P. Fleming; Francis Philip Fleming; Frank Blint; Frank C. Almy; Frank C. McNeilley; Frank Dusch; Frank J. Cassada; Frank White; Frank Williams; Fred Koehler; Fred numan; Fred Schmidt; Fred Spicer; fugitives; Furman's Job Print; G. B. Howard; G. E. Garretson; G. W. Shackleford; G. Walton; Galillard; George A. Hill David Dickson; George A. Searcy; George Allen; George Archer; George Brown; George Caldwell; George D. Bangs; George E. Malsby; George Favor; George G. Gurley; George Heyward Carpenter; George Johns; George King; George Manders; George Manhon; George Peuser; George W. Shackleford; George Washington; George Wells; Georgia Penitentiary; Gid H. Heck; Gilkinson's American Detective Bureau; government; grand larceny; Grant; Grant Bowlby; Graves Holt; Gravier Street; Graysville Penitentiary; Green Cove Springs; Gus Brown; Guss Story; Guy McLain; H. D. Ballard; H. H. Rudd; H. M. Huffaman; H. T. Gay; H. Williams; Haezen's Detective Agency; Haines City; Hall Trippe; Hamilton Story; Hampton Childers; Hampton Pinkney; Hardee; Hardin & Ramsey; Hardy Todd; Harmon Murray; Harris Miller; Harry Berry; Hartridge; Harvey Merrit; Hazen Detective Agency; Hennessey Commercial Detective Agency; Henry Allen; Henry Briscoe; Henry Davis; Henry Fish; Henry Griffin; Henry Hainey; Henry Johnson; Henry Lanier; Henry McTier; Henry Underwood; Henry Wilson; Henry Wright; Hertel; Highland; Hill Clark; Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office; Hooker; horse theft; horses; Hugh Conley; Hugh Jackson; Humphries & Sykesl R. R. Barrentine; I. H. Cook; incarceration; inmates; intent to murder; International Ocean Telegraph Company; Ira M. True; Ira M. True & Company; Isaac Sateur; Isaac Williams; Isac Cooms; J Q. Gallaway; J. A. Ewing; J. A. Hilliard; J. B. Gordon; J. Bartho Thrasher; J. C Anderson; J. C. Arnold; J. C. Geiger; J. C. Sawyer; J. D. Register; J. D. Wilson; J. E. Gaston; J. E. Haverfield; J. F. Milam; J. F. Rushin; J. F. Stallings; J. G. White; J. Galloway; J. H. Bankhead; J. H. Bear; J. H. Black; J. H. Fish; J. H. Hays; J. H. Mowatt; J. H. Twito; J. H. Wilhite; J. I. Town; J. Ira Gore; J. L. Clanton; J. L. Hilliard; J. L. Johns; J. M. Flemming; J. M. Holder; J. M. T. Petty; J. M. Williams; J. N. C. Stockton; J. Paul Russell; J. R, Perry; J. R. Porterfield; J. S. Barnett; J. S. Wood; J. W. English; J. W. McIntyre; J. W. West; Jack Baker; Jack Bowen; Jack Bryson; Jack Coleman; Jack Hall; Jack Scott; Jack Stemper; Jack Straughter; Jacksonville; Jacob Frey; Jacob Sheaner; jail breaks; jails; Jake Barber; Jake Jackson; James Allen; James Brady; James C. Snell; James Cannedy; James Cook; James Crawford; James E. Rice; James Geary; James M. Lewis; James Mitchell; James Morrison; James O. Archer; James Ora; James P. Martin; James Petit; James Roberts; James Slengle; James T. Garner; James Wiley; James Williams; Jap York; Jefferson County; Jeffrey Snell; Jennie Brinson; Jennings; Jerry Marshall; Jesse Middleton; Jessie Harris; Joe Crenelear; Joe Frisby; Joe Kelley; Joe Killebrew; Joe Pickett; Joe Weston; Joe Wiley; Joe Woods; Joe Young; John A. Pearce; John Brown; John Brown Gordon; John Cheek; John Cornish; John Culley; John Cummings; John E. Davis; John F. Morriss; John G. F. Powell; John H. Crawford; John H. Weber; John Harris; John Howard; John Jackson; John L. Crawford; John M. Breen; John McAleese; John McDuffy; John Monroe Benford; John Owens; John P. Long; John Polk; John R. Towers; John s. Town; John Smith; John Steward; John Summers; John Thomson; John W. RaymondJ. A. Woodall; John Webb; John Williams; John York; Johnson County; Johnson Spates; Jones & Garnet; Jordan Weathersby; Joseph Branch; Joseph Young; Judge Allen; Jules Anderson; Julias Caesar Anderson; Julius Anderson; Julius K. Ward; Julius Worley; K. P. Sumby; Kanawha Circuit Court; Katharine Handroff; kidnappers; kidnapping; Kissimmee; L. B. Story; L. B. York; L. F. Patterson; L. F. Pattinson; Lake City; Lake County; larceny; law enforcement; Lawrence Green; lawyers; Leesburg; Leon County; Levi G. Simmons; Levy County; Levy County Sheriff's Office; Lewis C. Cassidy; Lewis Carroll; Linck's Hotel; Lizzie Mitchell; Llloyd Williams; local government; Long Tom Shine; Lony Rutland; Louis C. Saliniere; M. C. Gantt; M. G. Bayn; M. H. Kelly; M. M. Willoughby; M. Smith; Mack Holloway; Madison; Madison County; Mahitable White; Main Street; Malachia Allen; Marion County; Mart Jackson; Mattie Jackson; Mattthew Burnett; McAlpin; McConnell; McFadden; McGowan Harman; McLeod, Cranford & Company; McLin; Miles Newburn; Milligan; missing persons; Monticello; Mooney & Boland Detective Agency; Moses Braxton; mules; murderers; murders; Mureland Yowns; Myers; N. B. Deatherage; Nashville Metropolitan Police; Nathan Barnes; Neal Taylor; New Orleans Cotton Exchange; New York State Reformatory; Nivision; Nixburg Beat; Nolan Smith; Northern District of Florida; Northern Pacific Express Company; O. A. Budington; O. J. Greenleaf; O. M. Ward; Ocala; Oisbin; Ollie T. Rice; orange county; Orange County Sheriff's Office; Order of Cincinnatus; orlando; Orlando Livery; Oviedo; P. J. Murphy; P. J. Rogers; P. S. Bartlett; Paduck Police; Palatka; Palmer; Parker House; Pascal B. Lang; Pat A. Clinton; Pat Corcoran; Patsy Washington; Peacock; penitentiaries; penitentiary; Pensacola; perjurers; perjury; Perry Vinson; Peter Barkey; Peter Cook; Peter Harrison; Phillip Bryant; Phillip Cook; Phinizee Williams; Phipps; Pine Street; Pinkterton's National Detective Agency; police; Polk County; polygamists; polygamy; Pope Leo XIII; Porter's National Detective Agency; Pratt Mines; Price Broyles; prison break; prison camps; prison escapes; prisoners; prisons; Quah Bivins; R. B. Cuthby; R. G. Hurley; R. J. Linden; R. M. Porter; railroads; Ralph Camfield; rape; rapists; Rees Walker; rewards; Reynolds & McLeod; Rice Gholson; Richard Benning; Richard Gardiner; Richard Graham; Richard Lawrence; Richard Lewis; Richard Meservey; Richard Moses; Richard Pelham; Richard Stephens; Richard Tumlin; Richardson's Detective Agency; Rifis Rice; Rob Huger; robbers; robbery; Robert A. Pinkerton; Robert Board; Robert Colbrook; Robert Frost; Robert Hagar; Robert Huger; Robert Jackson; Robert M. Brown; Robert McLane; Robert Pascal; Robert Smith; Robert Starke; Robert Tom Smith; Robert Wright; Roberts; Rollan Harris; Rome Under Nero; Rufus R. Wade; Russell & Osborne; Russell Randolph; S. C. Grogg; S. G. Todd; S. J. Hilliard; S. M. Farmer; S. P. Hardwick; S. S. Pickett; S. S. Puckett; Saco and Biddeford Savings Institute; Saint Augustin; Sam Devault; Sam Finnegan; Sam Hargettl Henry Wilson; Sam Johnson; Sam Smithson; Sam Snelling; Sam Williams; Sam Yates; Sampson Cason; Samuel B. Kennedy, Jr.; Samuel Davis; Samuel Francis; Sandie Martin; Sandy Polite; Sandys Keys; Sanford; Sebe Russell; seduction; Seth Taylor; Seventh Street; Seville; Shackleford's Georgia Central Detective Agency; sheriffs; Sherman Bram; Sherman Carouth; Shins; Sidney Lowe; Sieben Russell; Silas Brookes; Silas H. Brigham; Silas Harris; Silas Martin; simple larceny; Smith & Wesson; Smith, West & Lyons; South Florida Railroad; Southern Express Company; Squire BlacksheerSam Weston; St. Augustine; St. Johns County; Stanton; Starke; steal; Stephen E. Rice; Stephen F. New; Steve Fannin; Steven Wiggins; Studebaker; Sullivan's Detective Agency; Sumpter Nichols; Sunderland; Suwannee County; swindlers; T. B. Blount; T. B. Robbins; T. D. Newland; T. J. Fish; T. N. Boylan; T. T. Ellison; Tallahassee; Tavares; Taylor Nixon; Tennessee Coal Iron & Railroad Company; The Cincinnati Enquirer; The Criminal Record; theft; thieves; Third Street; Thomas; Thomas Byrnes; Thomas Campbell; Thomas Hays; Thomas Mike; Thomas Porter; Thomas Shine; Thomas Watts; Thomas Williams; Thompson Richards; Titusville; Tobe Crystal; Tobe Jackson; Tom Brinson; Tom Telfer; Tony Salvati; Travis Sumpter; U.S. Department of Justice; U.S. Marshal; Vincenzo Gioacchino Raffaele Luigi Pecci; Virgil Earp; voluntary manslaughter; voluntary manslaugther; Volusia County; W. B. Beard; W. B. Lowe; W. B. Parker; W. C. Bube; W. C. Parker; W. D. Kellett; W. E. Minchin; W. F. Wilson; W. G. Dyer; W. H. Bigham; W. H. Bowie; W. H. Davis; W. H. Deaver; W. H. H. Bush; W. H. Yater; W. J. Footner; W. J. Winstead; W. K. Knight; W. L. McDowell; W. L. Richardson; W. L. Trappard; W. M. Raulerson; W. O. Wadley; W. P. Harrison; W. P. Hazen; W. P. Loftis; W. P. Rogers; W. P. Thomspon; W. R. Eason; W. R. Gaulding; W. S. Hubbs; W. S. West; W. T. Dowda; W. T. Linck; W. W. Simpson; Wade Holmes; Wadsworth; Walter Ford; Walter J. Howaland; Walter T. Williams; wanted; warrant; Warren & Thomas; Warren Peavy; Warren Wilcher; Washington County; watch; watches; Whoreley Building; Wiley Jordon; Wiley Warren; Will Burney; Will Hammond; Will Hazen; Will Jacobs; Will Johnson; William A. Pinkerton; William Allen; William Averitt; William Brinson; William Buford; William C. Bird; William C. Wrightsman; William Coleman; William Creal; William Henderson; William J. West; William Jefferson; William Jordan; William Kemble; William Killebrew; William McKnight; William Mitchell; William Morriss; William Pierce; William S. Tyson; William Springer; William Stanley; William Stephens; William Strickland; William Walker; William Wright; Williams; Williams Vales; Willie Hansel; Willie Jordon; Willie Smith; Willis Hodges; Wilson Evans; Wood & Brother; Z. L. Baxter
A History of Central Florida, Episode 42: Jim Crow Signs
Tags: 15th Amendment; 7-Up; A History of Central Florida; activism; African American; Amendment XV; American Civil War; Bailey, Tom; bomber; Boo-Boo's Bar; Brooks, Gwendolyn; Brooks, Gwendolyn Elizabeth; Brown v. the Board of Education of Topeka; bus; business; Campus Theater; Carver Theater; Castiglia, Francesco; Central Boulevard; Chambliss, Julian C.; City of Sanford; civil rights; Civil Rights Act of 1964; Civil Rights Movement; Civil War; Clarke, Bob; class; clinic; colored section; Constitution; constitutionality; Costello, Frank "The Prime Minister; county government; Crow, Jim; desegregation; Downtown Orlando; Durrance Elementary School; Eatonville; economic class; economics; education; equal rights; equality; Fifteenth Amendment; Ford, Chip; Fort Lauderdale; France; French; French Republic; French, Scot; gang; Georgetown; Gibson, Ella; Goldsboro; Goldwyn Avenue; government; Hannibal Square; Hazen, Kendra; imprisonment; incarceration; Indochina; integration; jail; Jim Crow; Jordan, Louis; Jordan, Lucius; Kelley, Katie; Key West; law; Lincoln, Abraham; local business; local government; Mainland Southeast Asia; mayor; McCarthy; Miami; middle class; minstrel; minstrelsy; mob; movie theater; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; OCRHC; orange county; Orange County Courthouse; Orange County Public Schools; Orange County Regional History Center; organized crime; orlando; parole; Parramore; Plessy v. Ferguson; podcast; primary election; Prime Minister of the Underworld; prison; public education; public school; race relations; racism; racist; railroad; Reconstruction; RICHES; Robert Cassanello; Rollins College; Sanford; school; segregation; Seminole State College; separate but equal; sign; slavery; social class; SSC; Stapleton, Kevin; state government; State of Florida; stereotype; Stone's; street car; Supreme Court; Taylor, Robert; The Bribe; The Prime Minister; The Tallahassee Democrat; theater; Town & Country; U.S. Constitution; U.S. Supreme Court; UCF; unconstitutional; University of Central Florida; upper class; Velásquez, Daniel; war; Washington Shores Federal Savings and Loan Association; welfare; welfare board; welfare department; Winter Park; working class; Wright, Stephen Caldwell
A History of Central Florida, Episode 42: Jim Crow Signs
Tags: 15th Amendment; 7-Up; A History of Central Florida; activism; African American; Amendment XV; American Civil War; Bailey, Tom; bomber; Boo-Boo's Bar; Brooks, Gwendolyn; Brooks, Gwendolyn Elizabeth; Brown v. the Board of Education of Topeka; bus; business; Campus Theater; Carver Theater; Castiglia, Francesco; Central Boulevard; Chambliss, Julian C.; City of Sanford; civil rights; Civil Rights Act of 1964; Civil Rights Movement; Civil War; Clarke, Bob; class; clinic; colored section; Constitution; constitutionality; Costello, Frank "The Prime Minister; county government; Crow, Jim; desegregation; Downtown Orlando; Durrance Elementary School; Eatonville; economic class; economics; education; equal rights; equality; Fifteenth Amendment; Ford, Chip; Fort Lauderdale; France; French; French Republic; French, Scot; gang; Georgetown; Gibson, Ella; Goldsboro; Goldwyn Avenue; government; Hannibal Square; Hazen, Kendra; imprisonment; incarceration; Indochina; integration; jail; Jim Crow; Jordan, Louis; Jordan, Lucius; Kelley, Katie; Key West; law; Lincoln, Abraham; local business; local government; Mainland Southeast Asia; mayor; McCarthy; Miami; middle class; minstrel; minstrelsy; mob; movie theater; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; OCRHC; orange county; Orange County Courthouse; Orange County Public Schools; Orange County Regional History Center; organized crime; orlando; parole; Parramore; Plessy v. Ferguson; podcast; primary election; Prime Minister of the Underworld; prison; public education; public school; race relations; racism; racist; railroad; Reconstruction; RICHES; Robert Cassanello; Rollins College; Sanford; school; segregation; Seminole State College; separate but equal; sign; slavery; social class; SSC; Stapleton, Kevin; state government; State of Florida; stereotype; Stone's; street car; Supreme Court; Taylor, Robert; The Bribe; The Prime Minister; The Tallahassee Democrat; theater; Town & Country; U.S. Constitution; U.S. Supreme Court; UCF; unconstitutional; University of Central Florida; upper class; Velásquez, Daniel; war; Washington Shores Federal Savings and Loan Association; welfare; welfare board; welfare department; Winter Park; working class; Wright, Stephen Caldwell
A History of Central Florida, Episode 40: Icons of Hate
Tags: 1st Avenue; A History of Central Florida; African American; assassination; Before His Time: The Untold Story of Harry T. Moore, America's First Civil Rights Martyr; bomb; Central Boulevard; Chamberlain, J. N.; Christmas; civil rights; civil rights activist; Civil Rights Movement; Civil War; Clarke, Bob; Confederacy; Confederate Flag; Confederate States of American; Confederate veteran; Democrat; Democratic Party; desegregation; Dixon, Thomas; Evers, Medgar Wiley; First Avenue; Flagler Street; Ford, Chip; fraternal organization; Freedom Avenue; Gibson, Ella; Greater Miami Estates; Green, Ben; Griffith, D. W.; Harry and Harriette Moore Memorial Park; Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Cultural Complex; hate group; Hazen, Kendra; Hialeah Riding Academy; Hughes, Langston; Imperial Wizard; integration; Kelley, Katie; Kendall Road; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; KKK; Klan Circus; Klan robe; Krome Avenue; Ku Klux Klan; Ku Klux Klan of Florida, Inc.; Meacher Brothers; Miami; Mims; Moore, Harriette V.; Moore, Harry T.; murder; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Newton, Michael; OCRHC; orange county; Orange County Regional History Center; orlando; parade; podcast; poem; political rally; race relations; racism; Reconstruction; RICHES; Robert Cassanello; segregation; Simmons, William Joseph; slave; slavery; South; Southern Democrat; Spingarn Medal; St. Johns Manor; terrorism; terrorist; The Ballad of Harry Moore; The Birth of a Nation; The Invisible Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Florida; Velásquez, Daniel; veteran; Vigilante; vigilantism; White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan; White League; white power; World War I; WWI
A History of Central Florida, Episode 38: Citrus Industry
Tags: 14th Avenue; A History of Central Florida; Adams Citrus Products Reception Center; advertising; Arcadia; Barbadoan; Bluebird; Caribbean Islander; citrus; Citrus Belt; citrus grove; citrus industry; Citrus Tower; Clarke, Bob; Clermont; Crescitelli, Jim; Deer Island; Dipper; Dunedin; factory; FDA; Flagler, Henry Morrison; Ford, Chip; Fourteenth Avenue; freeze; frozen concentrate; fruit preservation; Gibson, Ella; Gus Hall Citrus Fruit; Hall, Gus; Harrell, George "Speedy"; Hazen, Kendra; Indian River; Indian River Citrus Museum; Indian River Packing Company; Jamaican; Jax; juice; Just Fine; Keene, R. D.; Kelley, Katie; Killarney; labor; Lake Garfield; Long, Mark Howard; Main Street; marketing; Minute Maid; Mormino, Gary Ross; OCRHC; orange; orange county; Orange County Regional History Center; orange grove; orange industry; orange juice; orlando; packing; packing house; packing industry; Parramore; Parramore Road; pineapple orange; Plant, Henry Bradley; podcast; preservation; R. D. Keene, Inc.; RICHES; Robert Cassanello; Saint Augustine; sawdust; shipping; shipping industry; Spain; Spaniard; Spanish; spoilage; The Orange State; U.S. Food and Drug Administration; UCF; University of Central Florida; Valencia orange; Velásquez, Daniel; Vero Beach; WGHF; Whole Sun; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Heritage Foundation; Winter Garden Heritage Museum; World War II; WWII
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
A Written and Pictorial History of the Oviedo Area Colored Schools, 1890-1967
Tags: . J. Witherspoon; A. Allen; A. Barkley; A. Brooks; A. Browdy; A. Bryant; A. C. Clyton; A. Ely; A. Gainey; A. Garrett; A. Goddett; A. Green; A. Harris; A. J. Muller; A. James; A. Link; A. McKeaver; A. Muller; A. Perkins; A. Rouse; A. Whitney; A. Williams; A. Wright; Academy Avenue; Adeline Jones; African; African American; Alba Finalayeon; Albertha Robinson; Aleatha Hamilton; Allen; Altermese Smith Bentley; alumni; Angie Haws; Annie Corbin Stokes; Annie M. Lovette; Annie Martin; Annie Ruth Howard; Annie Stoke O'Neille; Annie Stokes O'Neille; Antioch Missionary Baptist Church; Arbesto M. Craddock; Arbesto M. Washington; Arbesto Muller; Arbesto Muller Johnson; Arbesto Muller Lloyd; Arcee James; Arlene Link Hickson; Arthur Mae Scott; B-CC; B. Banks; B. Browdy; B. Bush; B. Gainey; B. James; B. Jefferson; B. Jones; B. Knight; B. Lewis; B. McKenzie; B. Mims; B. Pittman; B. Tossie; B. Waller; B. White; B. Williams; B. Wright; banks; Baptist; bass; bell; Bernard Hamblen; Bernice Hatcher; Bernice Hatcher Muller; Bernie Walker; Bethune-Cookman College; Betty Crumity Robinson; Betty Joyce Browdy; Beverly Bowers; Black Family Today; Bless Us O Lord; Bobby Henderson; Bonnie Williams; Boston; Brenda Gainey Wilson; Brenda Walker Greene; Broadway Street; Browdy; bus driver; Butler P. Boston; C. Allen; C. Cobb; C. Finney; C. Freeman; C. Gainey; C. Grayson; C. Harris; C. Hatcher; C. Hill; C. Izzard; C. Jackson; C. King; C. Knight; C. L. West; C. Lamar; C. Mikell; C. Moore; C. Noble; C. White; C. Williams; Carrie Mims; Charles Middleton; Charline Whipper; Charlotte Foster; Charlotte Sermons; church; Clara Shellman Walters; Cloie Bacon; Cloie Rhodes Bacon-Brunson; community center; Cook; Cora Snead; Crane; custodian; D. Allen; D. Banks; D. Banks. V. Cone; D. Boston; D. Bowers; D. Carwise; D. Coffie; D. Denyse Hinton; D. H. Bacon; D. H. Jamison; D. Hinton; D. Korn; D. Link; D. Morris; D. Noble; D. Williams; Daisy Elliott; Daphne Bryant; Darius Grayson; David Bush; David Tossie; Debra Holcomb; desegregation; doctor; Dorothy Wilson; Doshia Knight Mitchell; Dossie; E. Allen; E. Bacon; E. Banks; E. Bish; E. Boston; E. Coffie; E. Dixon; E. Gainey; E. Graham; E. Link; E. M. Bush; E. McKenzie; E. Moore; E. Smith; E. Stallworth; E. Washington; E. Whipper; E. Williams; E. Witherspoon; Earline Tossie Carwise; education; educator; Edward Blacksheare; Edward L. Humphrey; Edward Whipper; Eleanor Mobley; elementary school; Ella Bowers; Elliott Smith; Elmira Jaye Fields; Elmira Jaye Fields Hall; Elnora Allen Gilchrist; Emma Byrd; Ethel Burney; Ethel Mason; Evans Bacon; Evelyn Anderson; Evelyn Schroeder; Evelyn Wiggins; F. Braswell; F. Browdy; F. Browdy, Jr.; F. Clark; F. Forte; F. M. Browdy; F. McKeaver; F. Pauldo; Fannie Reed; First Methodist Church; Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University; Forster; Fountainhead Missionary Baptist Church; Frances; Freddie Muller Mobley; freeman; G. Boston; G. Browdy; G. Brown; G. Bush; G. C. Banks; G. Godwin; G. H. Carlton; G. Mikell; G. Muller; G. Pittman; G. Redding; G. Rolle; G. Sapp; G. Smith. R. Ely; G. Stallworth; G. Washington; G. Williams; G. Wilson; Gabriella Colored School; Geneva; Geneva Colored School; Georgianna McClendon; Georgianna Thompson; Gertrude Davis; Gladys Finney; Gladys Holmes; Gladys Holmes Smith; Gladys Ingram; Gladys Smith; Gloria Godwin; Gracia Muller; Gracia Muller-Miller; graduate; graduation; Greg Tossie; H. Bass; H. Bush; H. Carwise; H. Davis; H. Denard; H. Denard. C. Carwise; H. Detreville; H. Dumas; H. Jones; H. Muller; H. Rhodes; H. Washington; Hamilton Elementary School; Harry Stewart; Hattie McGee; Hayley Miller; Herbert Cherry; Herbert Washington; Holly Malcolm; Horace Jackson; Hortense Givings; Hortense Givings Evans; Howard Bass; I. Barkley; I. Brinson; I. Browers; I. Cobb; I. Muller; Ida Muller; Ida Muller Anderson; Inez Barthwell; Inez Barthwell Rhodes; Ingrid Muller Witherspoon; integration; Isaac Bowers; J. Argo; J. Bass; J. Boston; J. Browdy; J. Brown; J. Bryant; J. Bumont; J. Cobb; J. E. Oxedine; J. Fields; J. H. Browdy; J. Hird; J. Hodges; J. Izzard; J. Jackson; J. Jones; J. King; J. Knight; J. Matthew; J. Moore; J. Robinson; J. Smith; J. Tilden Jacobs; J. W. Muller; J. W. Wright. H. Boston; J. Washington; J. Williams; J. Wynn; Jackie Morgan; Jackson; Jackson Heights Elementary School; Jackson Heights Elementary School Dance Society; Jackson Heights Middle School; James Golden; Jameson Studio; Janice Brockington-Renn; Janie Jackson; janitor; Jannie Jackson; Jeannette Glover Oliver; Jennie Jackson; Jennie McPherson; Jessie Bronson; JHES; Jimmie Lee Blair; John Richard Edward Jones; Johnnie Copper; Johnnie M. McGee; Joseph S. Smith; Juanita McClendon; Judith Smith; Judith Smith Publishing; Julia Merritt; K. Ashe; K. Washington; Karen Jacobs; Karen Ponder; Kathy Denard; Katie R. Burke; Kelley Muller-Smith; Kolokee Colored School; L. Alexander; L. Ashe; L. Bass; L. Blair; L. Bruce; L. Bryant; L. C. Redding; L. Cooper; L. Crane; L. Davis; L. Elliot; L. Fudge; L. G. Smith; L. Hendrix; L. Jones; L. Lewis; L. Sapp; L. Smith; L. Whipper; L. Wilkerson; L. Wilson; L. Wynn; Lamar; LaRhonda Jones; Larry Miller; librarian; Lillie Robinson Hall; Lillie Robinson Hall Williams; Linda Johnson; Linda Smith Johnson; Lois Smith; Lola Nettles; Louis Parnell; Louise Parnell; Louise Parnell Williams; Lucille Jackson; M. Allen; M. Bell; M. Brooks; M. Bryant; M. Carwise; M. Culons; M. F. Muller; M. Frances; M. Francis; M. Graham; M. Grimmage; M. Jackson; M. James; M. Jones; M. Lott; M. Lowman; M. Martin; M. Milton; M. Oxedine; M. Rhodes; M. Smith; M. Stallworth; M. Stewart; M. Whiney; M. Williams; Mae Edwards; Mae F. Edwards Muller; Mae Francis Edwards Muller; Mae Lindsey; Margaret Dixon; Margaret Lee; Margie Garner; Marie Stocer; Marimon; Mark Wilson; Marvin Collins; Marvin Stervin; Mary Clark; Mary Curtis; Mary E. Francis; Mary Elburt; Mary Helen Carwise; Mary Helen Carwise Smith; Marylen Mobley; middle school; Miller; Mims; Mintrel Martin; Mitchell Studio; N. Brown; N. Link; N. Stallworth; Nan Parker; O. Banks; O. Boston; O. C. Banks; O. Davis; O. King; O. Wilson; OHS; Ophelia Jones Moore; Ora D. Lee; orange county; Ossie Banks; Oviedo; Oviedo Colored School; Oviedo Elementary School; Oviedo Historical Society; Oviedo Negro Schools; P. Bellamy; P. Denard; P. Green; P. Greene; P. Hatcher; P. Hollermann; P. Jefferson; P. Moore; P. Morgan; P. Redding; P. Williams; Pam Mazzotta; Pardon Farm; Parent-Teacher Association; Park's Grocery; Paul Laws; Pearl Sermons; Praise Dancers; principal; PTA; Q. Muller; Quinncia Muller; R. Ashe; R. Banks; R. Barkley, Jr.; R. Boston; R. Bush; R. Figures; R. Fudge; R. Gainey; R. Godwin; R. Hartsfield; R. Jones; R. McKeaver; R. Mims; R. Moore; R. Morgan; R. Muller; R. Robinson; R. Rouse; R. Stallworth; R. Stewart; Ray Hall Wright; Raymond Studio; Rebecca Inge; Red School House; Reed; reunion; Rhodes; Robert Boston; Robert Calhoun; Robin Muller; Robinson; Ronald Godwin; Rouse; S. Argo; S. Bass; S. E. Monroe; S. Glover; S. Grimmage; S. Harper; S. Hodges; S. Jackson; S. Jones; S. Knight; S. Link; S. Norris; S. Smith; S. T. Muller; S. W. Baker; S. Williams; Sam Jones; Samuel Stallworth; Sandra Kahn; Sanford; school; SCPS; segregation; Seminole County; Seminole County Public Schools; Silver Springs; slave; slavery; Snowhill; South Division Street; St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church; St. James AME Church; student; Susie Blacksheare; Susie Bronson; Susie Harrington; T. Bush; T. Denise Perkins; T. Hill; T. J. Williams; T. Jackson; T. Jefferson; T. Levine; T. M. Vinson; T. Quinn; T. W. Lawton; T. Williams; Tara Denise Stewart Perkins; teacher; The New Gospelettes; The World Outside Reunion; Thelma Zachery; Thomas Reid; U. Campbell; U. McFadden; U. P. Bronson; U. S. Bacon; UN; United Nations; V. Braswell; V. Campbell; V. Cone; V. Francis; V. Gainey; V. Harris; V. Jenkins; V. Robinson; Vivian Hurston Bowden; W. Banks; W. Barkley; W. Bass; W. Boston; W. Braswell; W. Brown; W. Conley; W. Goddett; W. H. Bacon; W. H. Long; W. Harper; W. Hartsfield; W. Hollerman; W. Jackson; W. Jones; W. M. Lewis; W. Mays; W. McGray; W. Moore; W. Robinson; W. Smith; W. Vinson; W. White; Wagner Colored School; Wanda Wilkerson; Whitney Tossie; Wilbert H. Smith; William Hamilton; Willie L. Craddock; Willie Merkerson; Wylene Jones; Z. Davis; Z. Jefferson; Z. T. Davis; Zonnye M. Tucker; Zonnye T. Davis; Zonnye T. Dixon
Letter from Robert "Bob" W. Sherman to Henry F. Swanson (June 19, 1963)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; bass; Bob W. Sherman; catfish; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; farmer; farming; fish; fish camp; fish kill; fishing; gizzard shad; Henry F. Swanson; insecticide; Killarney; Killarney Court; Killarney Fish Camp; Lake Apopka; orange county; Orange County Extension Office; orlando; pesticide; pollution; Robert "Bob" W. Sherman; water; water conservation; water quality; West Orange County; Zellwood; Zellwood Drainage and Water Control District
Outline of Lake Apopka, July 1957
Tags: Beauclair Canal; Crown Point; Ferndale Camp; fish camp; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; geological survey; Gourd's Neck; Hog Island; Hull's Point; Lake and Stream Survey; Lake Apopka; Lake County; Oakland; orange county; Pine Island; Pine Island Point; Smith's Island; water; water quality; Winter Garden
U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey of Lake Apopka
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
All Florida, November 17, 1953
Oral History of Mart Tucker
Tags: 4-H; agriculture; animal husbandry; Arcadia Albritton; Betty Albritton; Boots Albritton; cattle; Cecil A. Tucker II; Christmas; Citrus Heights; commissaries; commissary; cow hunting; cows; dairy; food stamps; Fort Pierce; Ginderville Heights; Helen Albritton; high schools; Hoffman; Holopaw; Horstmeyer; Horstmeyer Farm and Garden; Jacob's Packing House; Little Lake Barton; Margaret Albritton; Marion County; Marion County Extension Office; Mart Albritton; Mart Tucker; McGregor; Miriam Albritton; Miriam Tucker; Museum of Seminole County History; Ocala; orange county; oranges; orlando; Orlando Highway; Osceola County; P. V. Wilson Lumber Company; Reid Hall; rifle clubs; Rosalia Drive; Saint cloud; Sally Albritton; Sanford; Seminole County; Seminole County Extension Office; Seminole County Farm Bureau; SNAP; sports; St. Cloud; Stephanie Youngers; Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program; tick eradication; ticks; Tucker's Farm and Garden Center; typists; UF; University of Florida; World War II; 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
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
Oral History of Dick Quentin Harkey
Tags: African Americans; Airport Boulevard; Altamonte Springs; Amtrak; Antoinette Jennings; Apopka; ATF; Atlanta, Georgia; Beverly Harkey; Bill Gorman; Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre; Bob Egan; Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; campaign coordinators; campaigns; Celery Soup: Florida's Folk Life Play; Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens; Channel 24; Channel 9; Charlotte, North Carolina; Cheryl Harkey; church; churches; city commissioners; claims adjusters; Claims Department; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; CNA Financial Corporation; Creative Sanford, Inc.; CSX Transportation; Dick Quentin Harkey; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Sanford; Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts; Erika Mattfeld; Eustis; Florida Central Railroad; Florida Hospital Health Village; Florida State Road 417; Florida State Road 441; Florida State Road 46; Fort Lauderdale; Gainesville, Georgia; George H. W. Bush; George Herbert Walker Bush; Governor of Florida; governors; Great American Insurance Group; Harvey LeRoy Atwater; hospitals; Hugh Walker; ILC; IMA; insurance; Intracoastal Waterway; IOC; Isaacson; Jackson Port; Jacobs; Jeanie Austin; Joe Montesanto; John King; John Luigi Mica; John Mica; John Street; Kirk Douglas; Lake Mary; Lake Nona; Lake Nona Medical City; Lawson Lamar; Lee Atwater; Lockhart; Longwood; Magic Kingdom Park; maids; Maitland Civic Center; Manatee Port; Marianne Harkey; Mark McCarty; Maxwell House; Methodists; Mount Dora; New York City, New York; Nicky Bernstein; Orange Blossom Express; orange county; Order of the Elbow; orlando; Orlando Regional Realtor Association; Orlando Utilities Commission; OUC; Pam Beach; Panama Canal; Peace Tree Hills Road; Peggy Spagler; race relations; railroads; railways; Republican National Committee; Republican Party of Florida; Republicans; Retan; Rich Crotty; Richard Lynn Scott; Richard T. Crotty; Rick Scott; RNC; Robbie Harkey; Robert Egan; S Line; Sand Lake Road; Sanford; Sanford City Commission; Sanford Welcome Center; Scott Vandergrift; segregation; Spagler, Peggy; SR 417; SR 441; SR 46; state representatives; state senators; SunRail; Taft; Tavares; Terry Griffin; The Help; The Sail Club; Toni Jennings; Toni Jennings Public Service Award; Trish Thompson; U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; University of Georgia; US Railcar Company; Wall Street Crash of 1929; Walt Disney World; West Palm Beach; WFTV; William D. Gorman; Winter Haven; Winter Haven Integrated Logistics Center; WMFE-TV; Young Harris College; Young Republicans; YR
A History of Central Florida, Episode 26: Fishing Boats
Tags: 1st Street; A History of Central Florida; Anastasia Island; Arlington; Baldwin; Black Creek; Black Point; Bob Clarke; canoes; Chip Ford; Clark's Creek; Clay County; Clayton's Park; Dancy's; Daniel Velásquez; Doug Kelly; Durbin Creek; Ella Gibson; Eustis; Federal Point; First Street; fish; fish camp; fishermen; fishing; fishing boats; Florida's Fishing Legends and Pioneers; Fort Marion; Fruit Cove; Geneva; Green Cove Springs; Hart's Orange Grove; Hibernia; Hogarth's Landing; Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad; Julington Creek; Katie Kelley; Kendra Hazen; Lady Lake; Lake Apopka; Lake County; Lake Dora; Lake Eustis; Lake Griffin; Lake Harris; Lake Jesup; Lake Monroe; Lake Weir; Lake Yale; lakes; Leesburg; Magnolia; Main Street; Mandarin; maps; Margaret; Marion County; Matanzas Inlet; Mayport; McGirts Creek; Middleburg; Moccasin Creek; Moses Creek; Moultrie Creek; Mount Dora; Museum of Geneva History; Native Americans; New Switzerland; North River; Ocklawaha River; OCRHC; Old Fort; orange county; Orange County Regional History Center; Orange Dale; Orange Mills; Pabloc Creek; Palatka; Phelan; Picolata; Putnam County; Read's Landing; Remmington Park; River of Lakes; rivers; Riverside; Robert Cassanello; Roce Creek; rowboats; Russell's Landing; Sanford; Sinies Creek; Six Mile Creek; St. Augustine; St. Augustine Inlet; St. Johns Bar; St. Johns Company; St. Johns Railroad; St. Johns River; St. Nicholas; T. Pulot; Tocoi; tourism; Umatilla; Vincent Fish Market; wet wells; WGHF; Whitestone; Whitney; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Heritage Foundation; Yellow Bluff
A History of Central Florida, Episode 19: Russian Samovar
Tags: 1st Street; A History of Central Florida; Anna Reverend; Bob Clarke; Boris Kustodiev; Caucasus Mountains; Chip Ford; Daniel Velásquez; Deep South; Eastern Orthodox Church; Ella Gibson; Europeans; First Street; Gary Ross Mormino; Geneva; Henry Shelton Sanford; immigrants; immigration; Katie Kelley; Kendra Hazen; Kress 5-10-25 Cent Store; Leo Reverend; Mark Howard Long; Mark Long; Michael Paul Reverend; Museum of Geneva History; OCRHC; orange county; Orange County Regional History Center; Robert Cassanello; Russia; Russian Orthodox Church; Russians; samovars; Seminole County; Shoe Emporium; Swedes; teapots; teas; The Merchant's Wife; Vladimir Solonari
Letter from Jacobson to Isaac Vanderpool (September 16, 1894)
Tags: Maitland; Mayo; Mayo Property; mortgages; orange county; Vanderpool, Isaac
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
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1950
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Anglo Americans; Armed Forces; Brevard County; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1950; civilian labor; clerical; colleges; craftsman; craftsmen; crops; divorced; domestic service; education; employees; European Americans; farm operators; farm products; farmland; farms; females; field crops; Flagler County; foreman; foremen; forewoman; forewomen; fruits; government; horticultural specialties; kindred; labor; labor force; laborers; Lake County; land managers; landlords; livestock; males; managers; Marion County; marital status; married; nuts; operative; orange county; Osceola County; population; primary education; private household; private sector; professionals; proprietors; public sector; sales; schools; secondary education; Seminole County; service industry; sharecroppers; sharecropping; single; technical; tenant farmers; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; unemployment; universities; university; vegetables; Volusia County; widowed; workers
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1940
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Asian Americans; Australian Americans; Azorean Americans; Belgian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; Bulgarian Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1940; Central Americans; cereals; clerical; college; corn; crop; cropland; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; Danish Americans; domestic service; Dutch Americans; education; electricity; emergency workers; employees; employment; energy; English Americans; European Americans; farm laborers; farm managers; farm workers; farming; farming implements; farms; females; Finnish Americans; Flagler County; forage; forest products; forestry; French Americans; fruits; fuel; German Americans; grain; Greek Americans; hay; Hispanic Americans; horticultural specialties; horticulture; Hungarian Americans; Irish Americans; Irish potatoes; Italian Americans; kindred; labor; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; Latvian Americans; Lithuanian Americans; Luxembourger Americans; machinery; males; managers; manufacturing; Marion County; Mexican Americans; Northern Irish Americans; Norwegian Americans; nuts; officials; operatives; orange county; Osceola County; Palestinian Americans; Polish Americans; population; Portuguese Americans; potatoes; primary education; professionals; proprietors; public emergency workers; retail; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; sales; Scandinavian Americans; school; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; secondary education; seeds; Seminole County; semiprofessionals; service industry; sharecroppers; sharecropping; Slovakian Americans; South Americans; Soviet Americans; Spanish Americans; stores; Swedish Americans; sweet potatoes; Swiss Americans; Syrian Americans; tenant farmers; tenant farming; tenants; Turkish Americans; U.S. Census; unemployment; university; vegetables; Volusia County; wages; Welsh Americans; West Indian Americans; wholesale; workers; Yugoslavian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1930
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Anglo Americans; Austrian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1930; cereals; crops; Cuban Americans; Czech Americans; Czechoslovakian Americans; Danish Americans; distribution; divorced; dwellings; education; employees; English Americans; European Americans; families; farm; farmers; farming; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; firm members; Flagler County; forage; French Americans; fruits; gainful workers; garden vegetables; German Americans; grains; Greek Americans; hay; Hispanic Americans; illiteracy; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; lay-offs; literacy; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; marital status; married; Middle Eastern Americans; Northern Irish Americans; Norwegian Americans; nuts; orange county; Osceola County; Palestinian Americans; Polish Americans; population; proprietors; radios; retail; Romanian Americans; rural; Russian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; school; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; seeds; Seminole County; single; Slovakian Americans; Spanish Americans; stores; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; Syrian Americans; tenant farmers; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; unemployment; urban; vegetables; Volusia County; wages; West Indian Americans; wholesale; widowed; workers
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1920
Tags: African Americans; Anglo Americans; Austrian Americans; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1920; cereals; crops; Cuban Americans; Dutch Americans; education; employees; English Americans; European Americans; farm managers; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; Flagler County; forage; French Americans; fruits; German Americans; grains; Greek Americans; hay; Hispanic Americans; horsepower; Hungarian Americans; illiteracy; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; literacy; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; Middle Eastern Americans; Norwegian Americans; nuts; orange county; Osceola County; Polish Americans; population; Romanian Americans; Russian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; seeds; Seminole County; sharecroppers; sharecropping; students; Swedish Americans; Swiss Americans; Syrian Americans; taxes; tenant farmers; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; vegetables; Volusia County; wages; West Indian Americans; workers
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1910
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; Caribbean Americans; Caucasian Americans; census; Census of 1910; Cuban Americans; Danish Americans; education; English Americans; European Americans; farm managers; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; French Americans; German Americans; illiteracy; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Lake County; Latin Americans; literacy; livestock; machinery; males; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; orange county; Osceola County; population; Russian Americans; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; sharecropping; Spanish Americans; Swedish Americans; tenant farmers; tenant farming; U.S. Census; Volusia County; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1900
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Brevard County; British Americans; Canadian Americans; capital; Caribbean Americans; census; Census of 1900; corn; Cuban Americans; Danish Americans; English Americans; European Americans; farm managers; farmers; farming implements; farmings; farmland; females; French Americans; German Americans; Hispanic Americans; illiteracy; Indian corn; investments; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; Lake County; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; literacy; livestock; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; oats; orange county; Osceola County; population; Russian Americans; rye; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; Spanish Americans; sundries; tenant farming; tenants; U.S. Census; Volusia County; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1880
Tags: African Americans; Amerindians; Anglo Americans; barley; Brevard County; British Americans; capital; census; Census of 1880; corn; crops; Cuban Americans; employees; employment; English Americans; European Americans; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; French Americans; German Americans; Indian corn; Indians; investments; Irish Americans; labor; laborers; livestock; machinery; males; manufacturing; Marion County; Native Americans; Norwegian Americans; oats; orange county; population; raw materials; rye; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; Swedish Americans; U.S. Census; Volusia County; wages; Welsh Americans; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1870
Tags: African Americans; agriculture; Anglo Americans; animals; Brevard County; British Americans; capital; census; Census of 1870; employees; employment; English Americans; European Americans; farming implements; farms; females; German Americans; investments; Irish Americans; Italian Americans; labor; laborers; livestock; machinery; males; manufactures; manufacturing; Marion County; Norwegian Americans; orange county; population; Scandinavian Americans; Scotch Americans; Scottish Americans; slaughter; Swedish Americans; U.S. Census; Volusia County; Welsh Americans; West Indian Americans
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1860
Tags: agriculture; animals; Brevard County; capital; census; Census of 1860; costs; employees; farming implements; farmland; farms; females; freeman; freemen; gardens; labor; laborers; livestock; machinery; males; manufactures; manufacturing; Marion County; orange county; orchards; population; slaveholders; slavemasters; slaves; U.S. Census; Volusia County
U.S. Census for Central Florida, 1850
Tags: 7th United States Census; African Americans; agriculture; animals; Caucasians; Census of 1850; European Americans; farming implements; farms; females; free black; freedman; freedmen; improved land; livestock; machinery; males; Marion County; men; orange county; population; Seventh United States Census; slaughter; slaves; U.S. Census; women
Return Frey to Congress
Tags: Airport and Airways Development Act; Brevard County; campaigns; CBP; Civil Aeronautics Board; Congress; drug abuse; drugs; elections; Florida TODAY; Ford, Gerald; Frey, Lou, Jr.; Frey, Louis, Jr.; Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr.; Gillooly, Jack; International Arrivals Building; jetports; John F. Kennedy Space Center; Kennedy Space Center; KSC; Leslie Lynch King, Jr.; McCoy AFB; Meacham, John; narcotics; orange county; Orlando Jetport; Page Airways of Florida, Inc.; Republican Party; Republicans; Simon, William; U.S. Customs and Border Protection; U.S. Department of the Treasury; U.S. House of Representatives; Van Den Berg, Egerton K.; veterans; Walt Disney World; Winter Park
Florida From the House...To Your Home Newsletter, January 1974
Tags: 9th Congressional District; Appropriations Committee; aquatic weeds; Brevard County; Brevard Growth Council; clinics; Congress; Eastern Test Range; Economic Adjustment Council; Frey, Lou, Jr.; Frey, Louis, Jr.; From the House...To Your Home; hospitals; House of Representatives; John F. Kennedy Space Center; Kennedy Space Center; KSC; Nixon, Richard M.; Nixon, Richard Milhous; orange county; orlando; outpatient clinic; outpatient clinics; Port Canaveral; Strategic Air Command; U.S. Air Force; U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; U.S. House of Representatives; U.S. Senate; VA; veterans; Veterans Administration; White House Conference of the Handicapped
Brevard County Planning Department Summary Proposal Form
A History of Central Florida, Episode 3: Indian Canoes
Tags: A History of Central Florida; archaeology; canoe; Central Boulevard; Creek; documentary; Duvall County; European; Florida Museum of Natural History; Ford, Chip; I-4; Interstate Highway 4; Lake County; Long, Mark Howard; metalworking; Milanich, Jerald T.; Native American; Newnans Lake; OCRHC; orange county; Orange County Regional History Center; Osceola County Welcome Center and History Museum; podcast; Precolumbian; Robert Cassanello; Ruhl, Donna; Seminole; Seminole County; Spaniard; Spanish; St. Johns Culture; St. Johns River; Timucua; Timucuan; Turner, Frederick Jackson; UCF; UF; University of Central Florida; University of Florida; Vine Street; woodworking
Letter and Statement from A. W. Macfarlane to Henry Shelton Sanford (September 29, 1885)
Tags: Alachua County; Austin Friars; Brevard County; FLCC; Florida Land and Colonization Company; Hernando County; Hillsborough County; investment; Macfarlane, A. W.; Manatee County; Marion County; Middleground, Anclote; Monroe County; orange county; Polk County; Powell Grant; property; real estate; Sanford; Sanford Grant; Sanford, Henry Shelton; Sumter County; Volusia County
Farm Statistics, Orange County, 1904
Tags: agriculture; bean; cabbage; cantaloupe; cassava; celery; corn; cucumber; English pea; farm; farming; field pea; fruit; fruit industry; hay; Irish potato; lettuce; native grass; oat; orange county; pea; pepper; potato; rice; Seminole County; strawberries; strawberry; sugar; sugarcane; sweet potato; sweet potatoes; syrup; tomato; U.S. Census of Agriculture; vegetable; vegetable industry; velvet bean; watermelon
Map of Goldsboro, Orange County, Florida
Tags: 13th Street; 14th Street; 16th Street; African American; Blaine Street; Florida Land and Colonization Company; Fourteenth Street; Goldsboro; Goldsboro Avenue; Harrison Street; Historic Goldsboro Avenue; Lincoln Street; orange county; Sanford; Sixteenth Street; Thirteenth Place; Thirteenth Street; Thorpe & Chappell
Orange County World War I Soldiers Memorial
Tags: DAR; Daughters of the American Revolution; Daughters of the American Revolution Orlando Chapter; Downtown Orlando; Gregory, Francis; Kittel, Carly; Lake Eola; Lake Eola Park; memorial; Memorial High School; monument; orange county; Orange County World War I Soldiers Memorial; orlando; soldier; veteran; World War I; WWI
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Corbett Hutchinson (April 2, 1928)
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to S. M. Crowell (June 5, 1930)
Tags: campaign; candidate; Chase and Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; county commission; county commissioner; county government; Crowell, S. M.; District 3; election; election campaign; employee; government; grower; Isleworth Grove; labor; laborer; local government; Ocoee; orange county; Orange County Commission; Orange County Commissioner; poll; primary election; Reams, W. H.; Reams, W.H.; register voter; voter; voting; Windermere; worker
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 Chase to brother Sydney Chase (April 16, 1929)
Letter from Joshua Coffin Chase to Brockelman Brothers (January 20, 1928)
Tags: ACL; arsh seedless; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; Brockelman Brothers, Inc.; Chase and Company; Chase Investment Company; Chase, Joshua Coffin; citrus; citrus industry; dancy tangerine; dancy tangerines; Department of Agriculture; freeze; frost; grapefruit; grapefruit industry; irrigation, freeze; Isleworth Grove; Lake Butler; Native American; Ocoee; orange; orange county; orange industry; orlando; packinghouse; pineapple orange; Riverside, California; Samuel J. Shallow Company; Seminole; Shamel, A. D.; Shamel, A.D.; Tangerine; tangerine industry; U.S. Department of Agriculture; Valencia; Windermere
"The Entrance of the Faith in the Eastern Part of the Peninsula and Some Early Presbyterian Plantings in the Region of Saint Johns Presbytery" Manuscript
Tags: Americus, Georgia; Apopka; Army; Baker, Archibald; baptism; Beresford; Boone, Cornelia Frances; Boone, Janette Bruce; Boone, Mattie; Bruce, Agnus Donald; Bruce, Cornelia Frances Marks; Caldwell, Andrew C.; Caldwell, Andrew Curran; Caldwell, Julie Doak; Caldwell, Robert Ernest; Caldwell, Sallie Davidson; Christiania, Norway; church; church elder; circuit rider; Columbia County; Convention of the General Assembly; Darlington; deacon; DeLand; Dubose, John C.; education; elder; enterprise; Episcopal Church; Episcopalian; Episcopalianism; Euchee Valley; evangelism; evangelist; Evangelist of Florida Presbytery; Everglades; Fort Dallas; Fort Maitland; Fort Mellon; Fort Read; Galloway, Francis Lee; Galloway, Nancy; Gamble, William G.; Gould; Gould, Benjamin; Gound, Benjamin; Graften, C. W.; Green; Greensboro, North Carolina; Harrington; Holland; Holland, Ella; Holland, Herbert; Holland, Sarah Cochrane; Holland, Ursula; Lake Apopka; Leesburg; Little, James; Luraville; Madison; Maitland; Mar's Bluff, South Carolina; Markes, Maggie; Marks; Marks, Adeline Tomlinson; Marks, Jacinta; Marks, Maggie; Marks, Matthew R.; marriage; Mason; Mason, Zolotus; McCorkle, S. V.; McCormack, J. W.; McIlvaine, William E.; McLean, Josephine; McLean, Madison; McLean, Maggie; Mecklenburg County, North Carolina; Mellonville; Methodism; Methodist; Methodist church; Miami; Micanopy; mission; Montgomery, F F.; Montgomery, John W.; Native American; Nichols, Maria Stone; North Carolina; North Florida; Oakland; orange county; Orange House; orlando; Pensacola; pioneer; Presbyterian; Presbyterian church; Presbyterianism; Read, Ford; Rees, Margaret Bruce; religious education; reverend; Rossetter; Rossetter, Appleton T.; Saint Johns Presbytery; Sanford; school; Scotland; Seminole; Seminole War; settlement; Silver Lake Church; South Carolina; Speer; Speer, James G.; St. Johns River; Stagg, John W.; Stockton; Stockton, North Carolina; Sumter County; Sunday school; Suwannee County; Tallahassee; Telford; Telford, R. L.; Telford, William B.; The Early Planting of Presbyterianism in West Florida; The Entrance of the Faith in the Eastern Part of the Peninsula and Some Early Presbyterian Plantings in the Region of Saint Johns Presbytery; Tufts, Edgar; Turner, George D.; U.S. Army; Volusia County; Walton County; Watson; wedding; Weinrich, Charles; West Florida; Whipple; Whitner, Amelia Melvina Howard; Whitner, B. F.; Whitner, B.F.; Whitner, J. N.; Whitner, Joseph Newton; Whitner, Mary Golphin; Whitner, Sarah Jane Church; Willy, John; Woodruff, Nancy Galloway; Woodruff, W. W.; Wylly, George W.; Young People's Musical Group
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 50: An Interview with Paul Ortiz, Part 2
Tags: 19th Amendment; African American; Bartow; Bethune-Cookman College; Bethune, Mary Jane McLeod; Birmingham, Alabama; boycott; Chicago, Illinois; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; Cole, Johnnetta Betsch; Cravero, Geoffrey; debt peonage; Detroit, Michigan; disenfranchisement; documentary; Election of 1920; emancipation; Emancipation Betrayed: The Hidden History of Black Organizing and White Violence in Florida from Reconstruction to the Bloody Election of 1920; Florida Voter Registration Movement; fraternal organization; Gainesville; Grand Court Order of Calanthe; Great Depression; Great Migration; Great War; Hurston, Zora Neale; Jacksonvile; Jacksonville; Jim Crow; Johnson, James Weldon; Knights of Pythias; Lakeland; Louie, M. M.; lynching; Masons; meeting; Memphis, Tennessee; migration; Montgomery Bus Boycott; Moore, Harriette Vyda Simms; Moore, Harry Tyson; museum; NAACP; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; New York City, New York; Nineteenth Amendment; Ocoee; Ocoee Massacre; Ocoee Race Riot; oral history; orange county; Order of the Eastern Star; organizing; orlando; Ortiz, Paul; Pensacola; Pensacola Streetcar Boycott; podcast; poll tax; Randolph, A. Philip; Reconstruction; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Robert Cassanello; Samuel Proctor Oral History Program; secret society; Simms, Harriette Vyda; St. Augustine; St. Petersburg; suffrage; Tampa; Thurmond, Howard; UF; University of Florida; voter registration; voter registration movement; voting; voting rights; West Orange County; white supremacy; women's suffrage; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 45: An Interview with Joy Wallace Dickinson, Part 1
Tags: African American; Amtrak; Central Boulevard; cherry; Cherry Plaza; civil rights; Civil Rights Movement; desegregation; Dickinson, Joy Wallace; Dickson & Ives Building; Dickson & Ives Company; Disney, Walt; Disney, Walter "Walt" Elias; documentary; Downtown Orlando; Eola Plaza; Eola Plaza Hotel; Florida Flashback; Florida State University; FSU; high school; HOTEL; Howard Junior High School; integration; Johnson, Lyndon Baines; journalism; journalist; Kennedy, John Fitzgerald; Lake Eola; Lake Eola Park; Lee, Harper; Lee, Nelle Harper; local history; Martínez-Fernández, Luis; newspaper; Orange Avenue; orange county; orlando; Orlando High School; Orlando: City of Dreams.; podcast; railroad; Remembering Orlando: Tales from Elvis to Disney; retail; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; school; segregation; Sligh Boulevard; South; Spanish Mediterranean Architecture; St. Augustine; The Orlando Sentinel; To Kill a Mockingbird; tourism; tourist attraction; train; train station; Walt Disney World; Yowell-Drew Company
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 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 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 30: Jones High School, Part 1
Tags: African American; band; Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka; Brown, Kay; Church Street; court; desegregation; documentary; Edgewater High School; educator; French, Scot; Garland Avenue; high school; high school student; higher education; integration; Jefferson Street; Johnson Academy; Jones High School; Jones High School Band; Jones, L. C.; Kirkpatrick, Bonita; lawsuit; lower class; Morrison, Margistine; orange county; Orange County Public Schools; orlando; Parramore; Parramore Avenue; podcast; poverty; protest; public school; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Riley, Judy Smith; Rio Grande Avenue; school; segregation; South; student; teacher; U.S. Supreme Court; upper class; Washington Street
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 27: Central Florida without a Theme Park: An Interview with Dr. Benjamin Brotemarkle
Tags: African American; African-American community; art; Association to Preserve the Eatonville Community; Bach, Johann Sebastian; Barberville; Barberville Pioneer Festival; Beyond the Theme Parks: Exploring Central Florida; Brevard County; Brotemarkle, Benjamin D.; burial; cattle; cattle industry; Channel 24; Christmas; composer; Crawford, Janie; Cypress Gardens; documentary; Eatonville; festival; Flagler, Henry Morrison; Fort Christmas Historical Park; Harlem Renaissance; historic site; humanities; Hurston, Zora Neale; Kennedy Boulevard; local history; mermaid; Murphree, Daniel S.; music; musician; Nathiri, N. Y.; orange county; orlando; PEC; pioneer; Pioneer Settlement for the Creative Arts; podcast; radio; radio magazine; railroad; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; roadside attraction; Rollins College; Spaniards; Spanish; Stetson University; television; Their Eyes Were Watching God; Titusville; tourism; tourist; University Press of Florida; Vanderjagt, Steve; Walt Disney World; Weeki Wachee; Windover Archaeological Site; Windover Farm; Winter Park; Winter Park Bach Festival; WMFE; Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities
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 21: Orlando: The Story Behind the Name
Tags: As You Like It; Brotemarkle, Benjamin D.; cowboy; de Boys, Orlando; De Leon Springs; Dickinson, Joy Wallace; documentary; Downtown Orlando; enterprise; FHS; Florida Historical Society; Fort Gatlin; Jennings, Orlando; Kammen, Michael; Lake Eola; Lake Ivanhoe; legend; Lindsay, Anne; memorial; Mosquito County; Mystic Chords of Memory: The Transformation of Tradition in American Culture; myth; Native American; orange county; orlando; podcast; Rajtar, Steve; Rees, Orlando; Reeves, Orlando; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Rosalind Avenue; Ross, Jack; Second Seminole War; Seminole; Seminole Wars; settler; Shakespeare, William; Speer, James G.; Tampa; Tilden, Annie; U.S. Army; Water or Land; Wild Bill; Wild Bill's Wild West Show; Wild West Show; Worthington, John Jay
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 16: Public History in Central Florida: An Interview with Jean Yothers
Tags: Billy the Swan; Bumby, Joseph; Cable News Network; Church Street; Citrus Club; CNN; Cohen, Adam; curator; documentary; exhibit; Florida Magazine; Florida State College for Women; FSCW; Gannon, Barbara A.; hardware; hardware industry; heritage; Jackson Street; journalism; journalist; Loch Haven Park; Magna Carta; museum; OCRHC; Orange Avenue; orange county; Orange County Historical Museum; Orange County Regional History Center; orlando; Parker, Colonel Thomas "Tom" Andrew; pioneer; Plymouth; podcast; Presley, Elvis Aaron; public history; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; The Ed Sullivan Show; The Highway Man; The Orlando Sentinel; Van Arsdel, Sara; Walt Disney World; Yothers Road; Yothers, Jean
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 2: The Legacy of the Ocoee Riot
Tags: African Americans; Barene, Danny; cemetery; Cheney, John Moses; City of Ocoee; civil rights; Dabbs, Lester; Dickinson, Joy Wallace; documentary; Election Day; Firpo, Julio R.; Florida Flashback; Greenwood Cemetery; Gurley, Jared; Jim Crow; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; Lake Adair; Martin Luther King Unity Parade and Celebration; massacre; Moore, Russell; Norman, Moses; Ocoee; Ocoee City Commission; Ocoee Human Relations Diversity Board; Ocoee Massacre; Ocoee Race Riot; Ocoee Riot; orange county; orlando; Ortiz, Paul; Perry, Julius "July"; Perry, July; podcast; race relations; race riot; reconciliation movement; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; Samuel Proctor Oral History Program; segregation; The Orlando Sentinel; Tulsa Race Riot; Tulsa, Oklahoma; University of Florida; voting rights; West Orange Reconciliation Task Force; Wilmington, North Carolina
Orange Hill Cemetery, 2001
Headstone for John Bonnelll Ivey at Lake Hill Cemetery
Tags: Beasely, Ann; Bonnell, Priscilla; cemetery; Cook, Thomas; coroner; grave; gravestone; headstone; Ivey, Ann Beasely; Ivey, Cora Gertrude; Ivey, Elizabeth Matilda Ann Roberson; Ivey, Emma Rossaline; Ivey, Hettie Caroline; Ivey, Ida Viola; Ivey, John Bonnell; Ivey, Joshua Robert; Ivey, Julia Martha; Ivey, Lewis Henry; Ivey, Mary Jane; Ivey, Mathias Lee; Ivey, Priscilla Bonnell; Ivey, Robert; Ivey, Robert Edmund; Ivey, William Rufus; Justice of the Peace; Lake Hill Cemetery; Old Winter Garden Road; orange county; orlando; Orlo Vista; Roberson, Elizabeth Matilda Ann; sheriff; tax collector; tombstone
Headstone for Aaron David Jernigan at Lake Hill Cemetery
Tags: Camden County, Georgia; cattle; cattle industry; cemetery; Cook, Thomas; Deas, Martha Patsey; Florida House of Representatives; Florida Legislature; Florida Mounted Militia; Florida state representative; grave; gravestone; headstone; Hogan, Mary Ann; Jernigan; Jernigan, Aaron; Jernigan, Aaron David; Jernigan, Andrew Jackson; Jernigan, Martha; Jernigan, Martha Patsey Deas; Jernigan, Mary Ann Hogan; Jernigan, Thomas; Lake Conway; Lake Hill Cemetery; Lake Holden; milita; Old Winter Garden Road; orange county; orlando; representative; settler; state representative; Tallahassee; tombstone; Tyler, Martha Jernigan