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U.S. Post Office Letter Carrier Badge
U.S. Post Office Special Delivery Messenger Badge
Inspection Report for the Ferndale Post Office (February 26, 1946)
Incoming Mail for the Month of December, 1946-1954
History Florida Chapter: National Association of Postmasters of the United States
Tags: A. E. Booth; A. G. Shands; A. L. Riden; Alonzo Sias; Ambrose O'Connel; Arthur W. Newett; Auburndale; Bart O'Hara; Benjamin Franklin; Billie Maier; Bob Sweatt; Boca Grande; Boca Raton; Bradenton; Brooksville; Brookville; C. H. Talton; C. M. Larrick; Carrie Flowers; Castillo de San Marcos; Catherine Bash; Century; Chalmers J. Young; Chapter No. 10; Charles Ashbrook; Charles E. Puskar; Charles Powell; Charles W. Ten Eick; Chauncey Costin; Christmas; citrus; Claude Denson Pepper; Claude Pepper; Clermont; Clewiston; Cocoa; Cocoa Beach; Colin English; Cora Williams Cottondale; Crescent City; Dan Gibson; Dania; David L. Williams; Daytona Beach; Deerfield; Destin; Don McDermott; Dunnellon; Dwight Shower; E. L. Power; Emmett Doak; Ernest L. Abel; Eva Vaughn; F. H. Titcomb; FDR; Florida Chapter; Floyd Brooker; Fort Lauderdale; Fort Myers; Fort San Marco; Frances Wartigg; Frank B. Reams; Frank H. Clyatt; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Franklin Delano Roosevelt; Fred E. Hall; Fred S. stump; Ft. Lauderdale; Ft. Myers; G. N. Denning; G. W. Shuman; Gator Postmaster; George C. Woods; George Hopkins; George Washington; Gladys Stalls; Glenna J. Pedrick; Goodland; Grace Parker; Grady warren; Gulf Breeze; H. L. Godwin; Hartley B. Dean; Henry S. Thompson; Herbert E. Ross; Herman E. Wattwood; Hobe Sound; Hollywood; Howard S. Warner; J. Edgar Day; J. Edgar Wall; Jacksonville; James A. Farley; James D. Beggs; James H. Cox; Jefferson Gaines; Jesse M. Donaldson; Jesse Monroe Donaldson; Jimmie Beggs; Jimmie Cox; Joe Hendricks; Joe Porcer; Joel Field; John H. Shuman; John Hoy; John P. Snyder; Joseph Edward Hendricks; Joseph J. Lawler; Juanita S. Tucker; Kappy Kirk; Kate T. McDaniel; Kitty Lyon; Lake City; Lake Placid; Largo; Lee Rutledge; Leesburg; Leslie D. Reagin; Long Beach; Lynn B. Bloom; M. O. Brawner; mail; Mamie Eisenhower; Mamie Geneva Doud Eisenhower; Mansell A. Orchard; Mansell A. Warner; Margaret C. Young; Marianna; Marie Zimmerman; Mark Benson; Melbourne; Miami; Micanopy; Milton; Miss Special Delivery; Mom Orchard; Monticello; Moore Haven; Mulberry; N. R. Abrams; Nancy Mims; NAPUS; National Association of Postmasters of the United States; Neil Durrance; Nell Baker; Neptune Beach; O. B. Carr; Oakley Seaver; Ocala; Oliver Haistens; Orange City; orange juice; oranges; orlando; Otis E. Padgett; Owen L. Godwin; Ozona; Paisley; Panama City; Paul Maha; Pensacola; Perry; Phil Gallagher; Philip J. Gallagher; Polk City; Poney Express; Port St. Joe; post offices; postage stamps; Postal Education Plan; Postal Savings System; Postmaster Generals; postmasters; Project Mercury; Quincy; R. J. Holley; R.H. McDaniels; Robert E. Hannegan; Rockledge; Rowena Haistens; Rowena McDaniel; Ruby A. Edwards; Safety Harbor; Sam Valliere; Sam Wooten; Samuel Osgood; San Harrison; Sanford; Sarasota; Sebring; Silver Springs; Space Capital of the World; Special Delivery; St. Augustine; St. Marks; St. Petersburg; Sunshine Club; Tampa; Ted Booth; The Gator Postmaster; Tillie Pasteur; Titusville; Tom Braswell; U.S. Post Office Department; USPOD; Vero Beach; W. B. Brophy; W. D. Jones; W. H. Harris; W. H. Hoffman; W. H. Owns; W. T. Gary; Walter B. Walters; Walter D. Myers; West Palm Beach; William Askew; William B. Dowling; William C. Hill; William D. Jones; William E. DeWar; William J. Dixon; William P. Wilkinson; Williston; Winter Haven; Winter Park; World War II; WWII; Zephyrhills
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, 1917
U.S. Postal Service Routing Slip (July 27, 1979)
Orlando Postal Worker at Lake Highland Preparatory School
Women Riding Decorated Post Office Scooters
Mobile Post Offices at Dozen Sites to Aid Christmas Mailing
Tags: Christmas; Colonial Plaza; Conway; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Orlando Post Office; Eastland; Edgewater; holidays; Jimmy Bryant; L. A. Bryant; Lucius A. Bryant, Jr.; McCoy; Northgate; Orange Blossom Center; orlando; Parkwood Plaza; Pine Hills Shopping Center; post offices; postal trucks; Silver Star; Washington Shores; Zayre's
Letter from George A. Chatelain to Lucius A. Bryant, Jr. (October 5, 1954)
Letter from Lucius A. Bryant, Jr. to George A. Chatelain (October 9, 1954)
Routing Slip from R. Van Camp (November 14, 1983)
Southern Regional Postmaster General Frank Marcum Sommerkamp III
Letter from A. B. Cleveland to All Sectional Center Managers of Tampa Districts (November 25, 1975)
Tags: A. B. Cleveland; E. T. Klassen; Elmer T. Klassen; Frank M. Sommerkamp; Frank Marcum Sommerkamp III; Gerald Ford; Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr.; H. V. Campbell; Leslie Lynch King, Jr.; orlando; post offices; Postmaster General; postmasters; presidents; Regional Postmaster; Tampa; Ted Klassen; U.S. Postal Service; USPS
Letter from Jim Macbeth to A. B. Cleveland (October 6, 1975)
Tags: A. B. Cleveland; Florida Bureau of Historical Museums; Florida Department of State; Florida's Barefoot Mailman; Jim Macbeth; letter carriers; mail carriers; mailman; mailmen; museums; post office box; post office boxes; post offices; postmark stamps; postmarks; postmasters; Sneads; Tampa; U.S. Postal Service; USPS
Memorandum from A. B. Cleveland to Tampa District Sectional Center Managers (November 3, 1975)
Letter from Lucius A. Bryant, Jr. to H. V. Campbell (November 11, 1975)
Letter from James D. Beggs, Jr. to Charles O. Andrews (April 8, 1941)
Letter from James D. Beggs to Charles O. Andrews (April 8, 1941)
Telegram from Smith W. Purdum to James D. Beggs, Jr. (April 8, 1941)
Letter from James D. Beggs, Jr. to Walter D. Myers (April 9. 1941)
Telegram from Charles O. Andrews to James. D. Beggs (April 9, 1941)
Tags: Assistant Postmaster General; Charles O. Andrews; Charles Oscar Andrews; dedication ceremonies; dedication ceremony; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Orlando Post Office; J. D. Beggs; James D. Beggs, Jr.; orlando; post offices; postmasters; Smith W. Purdum; U.S. Post Office Department; Walter D. Myers
Letter from James D. Beggs, Jr. to Charles O. Andrews (April 9, 1941)
Letter from Charles O. Andrews to James D. Beggs, Jr. (April 4, 1941)
Letter from James D. Beggs, Jr. to Charles O. Andrews (April 7, 1941)
Tags: Alexander Akerman; Charles O. Andrews; Charles Oscar Andrews; courthouses; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Orlando Post Office; J. D. Beggs; James D. Beggs, Jr.; judges; orlando; post offices; postmasters; U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida; U.S. Post Office Department; U.S. Senators
Suggested Program for Dedication of the New U. S. Post Office and Court House
Tags: Alexander Akerman; American Legion; B. P. Brisbane; Billy Beardall; C. DeWitt Miller; Carl Jackson; Cedric C. Benz; Charles O. Andrews; Charles Oscar Andrews, Jr.; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Orlando Post Office; E. L. Brewton; Giles F. Lewis; H. P. Leu; Harry P. Leu; J. A. Burchell; J. D. Beggs, Jr.; J. G. Bishop; J. Rolfe Davis; J. T. Simmons; James D. Beggs, Jr.; Joe Hendricks; John G. Baker; Joseph Edward Hendricks; K. P. Aldrich; L. B. McLeod; Melville E. Johnson; Needham Tyndale Cobb, Jr.; OHS; orlando; Orlando High School; Paul Crank; Paul H. Heimer; post offices; R. F. Maguire; Raymer F. Maguire; Smith W. Purdum; Tyn Cobb, Jr.; U.S. Post Office Department; V. W. Estes; William Beardall
History of Orlando Post Office Promotion
Tags: Charles O. Andrews; Charles Oscar Andrews; Claude Denson Pepper; Claude Pepper; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Orlando Post Office; Federal Building; Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce; J. Mark Wilcox; James M. Mead; James Mark Wilcox; James Michael Mead; Joe Hendricks; Joseph Edward Hendricks; orlando; post offices; U.S. Post Office Department
Letter from Paul H. Heimer to J. P. Cullen & Son (May 3, 1941)
Letter from Senior Materials Engineer to J. P. Cullen & Son (April 23, 1941)
Letter from Paul H. Heimer to J. P. Cullen & Son (April 28, 1941)
Letter from J. P. Cullen to Charles C. Converse (May 5, 1941)
Letter from J. P. Cullen to Federal Works Agency Public Buildings Administration (April 30, 1941)
Letter from J. P. Cullen & Son to Paul H. Heimer (April 30, 1941)
Orlando's Postmasters and Terms of Office, 1898 to 1951
Downtown Orlando Post Office Action Plan (November 17, 1983)
Letter from John Masek to H. Leeds Anwyll, Red McGee, A. Wright, and James D. Beggs, Jr. (October 23, 1940)
Letter from Mahim A. Leitzel to James D. Beggs, Jr. (April 10, 1941)
Florida's Barefoot Mailman
Tags: Biscayne Bay; Brickel; Brickel Point; Bureau of Historical Museums; Delray Beach; Fort Lauderdale; Ft. Lauderdale; James Hamilton; Jap Rocks; Jupiter; Lake Worth; letter carriers; mail carriers; mailman; mailmen; Miami; Miami River; National Appliance and Food Sales; Orange Grove House of Refuge; Palm Beach; Pompano Beach; post offices; Steven Dohanos; Stuart; That Was Palm Beach; Theodore Pratt; Titusville; U.S. Post Office Department; West Palm Beach
Methods Handbook: City Delivery Service Mechanization
Tags: automobiles; bicycles; bikes; Bureau of Operations; cars; cycle trucks; Dodge; J. E. Greene; labeling; labels; letter carriers; mail carriers; mail carts; mail routes; mailsters; mechanization; motor vehicles; Office of Research and Engineering; parcel posts; post offices; postal trucks; postmasters; satchels; U.S. Post Office Department; Very Light Vehicle; VLV
Dixie Village Post Office Dedication Ceremony
Lucius A. Bryant, Jr. at the Dixie Village Post Office Dedication Ceremony
J. Powell Tucker and Waldron Sanderlin at the Dixie Village Post Office Dedication Ceremony
Dixie Village Post Office, 1958
Postal Willys Wagon at the Dixie Village Post Office, 1958
San Juan de Ulloa Hotel, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, March 1941
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, February 1, 1941
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, January 1941
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, December 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, November 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, October 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, August 31, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, August 1, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, July 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, June 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, May 18, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, May 1, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, April 15, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, April 1, 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, March 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, February 1940
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, October 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, September 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, July 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, June 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, May 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, April 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, March 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, February 1917
Construction of the Downtown Orlando Post Office, January 1917
Letter from A. C. Hahn to L. A. Bryant (December 17, 1968)
New York Post Office - 8th Ave. & 31st St. Postcard
Corner of Four Laws Postcard
Oral History of James Marion Jones
Tags: A. P. Hill; A3J Vigilante; airplane crashes; airplanes; Ambrose Powell Hill, Jr.; American Civil War; Army of Northern Virginia; assistant principals; athletes; Babe Ruth Leagues; Baptists; baseball; baseball leagues; basketball; basketball players; Batts Mitchell; Batts Nusum Mitchell; Betty Palmer Sprat; Bill Ward; Broadway Street; Burt Ward; C. A. Dewberry; Carrigan and Boland Realty; churches; Confederacy; Confederate States of America; Confederates; CSA; Dawn Raquel Jones Jensen; dental kits; dentists; Desta Horner; Drawdy-Rouse Cemetery; education; educators; elementary schools; Elizabeth Tammaro; Emma Jean Mitchell Jones; farmers; general stores; Great Day in the Country; high schools; J. B. Jones; J. M. Jones; Jack Caliber; Jackson Heights; Jackson Heights Middle School; James Marion Jones; JHMS; Jimmy Jones; John Batts Jones, Jr.; John Jones; Johnny Jones; junior high schools; Kathy Jones; Lawton Chiles Middle School; Lawton House; LCMS; Macon, Georgia; Mary Jones Bird; Mayberry R.F.D.; middle schools; Mitchell Hammock; Mitchell Hammock Road; Navy Reserve; North American A-5 Vigilante; Novella Driggers Aulin; OES; Officer Candidate School; OHS; OJC; OJSHS; Orlando Junior College; Oviedo; Oviedo Baptist Church; Oviedo Cemetery; Oviedo Elementary School; Oviedo High School; Oviedo Historical Society; Oviedo History Harvest; Oviedo Junior-Senior High School; Oviedo School; Pam Jones; plane crashes; planes; post offices; postal service; postmasters; Richmond–Petersburg Campaign; Robert E. Lee; Robert Edward Lee; Rouse Road; schools; SCPS; Seminole County Public Schools; Siege of Petersburg; Siege of Vicksburg; South Seminole Junior High School; South Seminole Middle School; sports; SSJHS; SSMS; students; Sweetwater Park; swimming pools; teachers; TMS; Tuskawilla Middle School; UCF; UF; University of Central Florida; University of Florida; vacations; Vietnam War; War of Northern Aggression; Work Projects Administration; Works Progress Administration; WPA
Oral History of Julia Nadine Davis Aulin
Tags: American Civil War; Andrew Aulin III; Andy Aulin; armadillos; automobiles; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler, Sr.; Black Hammock; Career Field; cars; Charles Warren Aulin; Chuluota; church; churches; Citizens Bank of Florida; Citizens Bank of Oviedo; citrus; cops; Donna Neely; Downtown Oviedo; dressmakers; dressmaking; elevators; Emma Leonora Lawton Aulin; Fifi; football teams; George Kelsey; immigrants; immigration; Jacobs; John Courier; Kilby; law enforcement; Lee Gary; Mary Alice Powell Aulin; motor vehicles; Nadine Davis Aulin; Narcissa Melissa Lawton; Nelson and Company; Nettie Dorcas Jacobs Aulin; OHS; orange groves; oranges; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo High School; Oviedo: Biography of a Town; police officers; post offices; postmasters; rice; roadsters; rumble seats; Sarah Schneider; seamstress; seamstresses; sewing; spiders; sports; spyders; Steen Nelson; Swedes; Swedish Americans; switchboard operators; The Judge; Thee Lee; Theodore Aulin; Theodore Lee; Thomasville, Georgia; Townhouse Restaurant; White's Wharf; World War I; World War II; WWI; WWII
Downtown Orlando Post Office Exhibit
The Maitland News, Vol. 01, No. 34, December 29, 1926
Tags: A. B. Rowland; A. G. Shadix; A. M. Springer; Agnes Stiggins; agriculture; Anna B. Treat; Annette Coudert; Annie Meer; Annie Ruth Mulkey; Audrey Lampp; B. Auxford Burks; Bank of Maitland; banking; banks; Barbara Bennett; Betty Jane Kilboun; books; Boy Scouts of America; Bryan's Barber Shop; C. D. Horner; C. J. Woodward; C. L. Pruyn; C. M. Niven; C. N. Beecher; Carmel Crawford; chambers of commerce; Charles B. Waterhouse; Charles D. Haines; Chevis Osteen; Christine Ponder; Christmas; church; churches; citrus; Cleo Umphrey; Comille Sowell; Dale Orwick; David Kilbourn; drainage; E. A. Upmeyer; E. D. Visor; E. R. Baldwin; E. R. Hanson; E. T. Owen; Emma Mae Small; F. A. McNair; F. G. Manning; Flora's Studio; Florence Bennett; Forrest B. Stone; Foster R. Fanning; fruit industry; fruits; Geneva Bailey; George Bates; George P. DeNoyelles; government; H. A. Griner; Hardware & Furniture Company; Herbert Kyle; highways; Hill School; holidays; housing; Isabelle McNair; J. A. Brown; J. F. Gardner; J. G. Bennett; J. G. Foster; J. G. Friedland; J. G. Hill; Jack Lee; Jean Springer; Jimmie McNair; Joseph Ponder; Kenneth N. McPherson; L. A. Widdis; L. L. Lampp; Lake Maitland; Lake Sybelia; law; libraries; library; Lily Lake; local government; Louis L. Coudert; Lucile Lampp; M. C. Bryan; M. L. Kyle; M. P. Ponder; Maitland; Maitland Auxiliary; Maitland Clothing and Dry Goods Store; Maitland Electric Shop; Maitland Garage; Maitland Library; Maitland Lumber Company; Maitland Plumbing Company; Maitland Realty Company; Margaret Rice; Marvin Friedland; Mary Belle Milliman; Mary Francis Rice; May Rena McIntyre; Mertice Horton; Methodism; Methodist; Mickey Peat; municipal government; Myrtle Osteen; orange; orange industry; ordinances; Orlando Automobile Association; Orlando Realty Board; Parent-Teacher Association; poll tax; post offices; Presbyterian; Presbyterianism; PTA; public safety; R. A. Wheeler; R. B. Wright; real estate; Richard Pinder; roads; Rollins Press; Rosa Belle Allen; Ruby Lake Grove Fruit Company; S. B. Hill; S. J. Stiggins; sanitation; schools; speeding; Texaco Gas; The Bookery; The Maitland News; Town Council; town government; traffic law; traffic safety; Twila Horton; Virginia Pinder; voting; W. A. Myers; W. B. Joiner; White Way Restaurant; William Cammack; Winter Park; Winter Park Bakery; Winter Park Cleaners; Winter Park Refrigerating Company; zoning
Letter from Steen Nelson to Annie Tes Rae (July 20, 1938)
Andrew Aulin, Sr.
Map of Oviedo by Sarah Thorncroft
Tags: Aloma Avenue; Baptists; Black Hammock; Central Avenue; churches; education; elementary schools; First Baptist Church of Oviedo; Florida State Road 419; Florida State Road 426; Gregory J. Jann; high schools; homes; houses; Lawton Elementary School; Lawton House; malls; Oviedo; Oviedo High School; Oviedo Mall; post offices; Sarah Thorncroft; schools; SR 419; SR 426; townhouses
St. James Cathedral School, 2011
Downtown Orlando Post Office Building from East Robinson Street
The Oviedo Outlook: Centennial Edition
Tags: 4th of July; A. Duda; A. Duda and Sons, Inc.; A. J. McCulley; A. M. Jones; A&W; ACL; African American; Al Ruthberg; Al Ruthberg's Dry Goods; Alafaya Square; Alafaya Woods; Alafaya Woods Boulevard; Albertsons; Allen Street; American Bandstand; American Legion; American Legion Post 243; American Radioactive Chemical Company; Anderson; Andrew Aulin, Sr.; Andrew Duda; Ann Leinhart; Anna Thompson; anniversary; Anything for Floors; Artesia Street; Arthur Evans; Arthur Scott; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; Augusta Covington; Aulin Avenue; Avenue B.; B. F. Wheeler; B. G Smith; Babe Ruth League; Bank of Oviedo; Baptists; Baptizing Lake; Barbara Walker-Seaman; baseball; basketball; Bean Soup Ladies; Belle Glade; Ben Ward; Ben Wheeler; Benjamin Frank Wheeler; Benny Ward; Betty Aulin; Betty Malcolm; Betty Malcolm Jackson; Betty Palmer; Betty Reagan; Bill Clinton; Bill Martin; Bill Nelson; Bill Ward; Billie Chance; Black Hammock Fish Camp; Black Tuesday; Bob Butterworth; Bobby Malcolm; Boston Hill; Boston Park; Boy Scouts of American; Broadway Lily's Louis Edward Jordan, Sr.; Broadway Street; Brownie; Buddy Tyson; C. L. Clonts; C. R. Clonts and Associated Growers; C. S. Lee; cattle; Cattlewomen; Cay Westerfield; celery; centennial; Central Avenue; Century 21 Real Estate; Chance; Chapman Road; Charles Aulin; Charles Evans; Charles Lee, Jr.; Charles Simeon Lee; Charlie Beasley; Charlie Malcolm; Charlie McCully; Chase and Company; Chicago boys; Chiropractic Healthcare Center; Christmas; Chuluota; churches; Ci Gi's Pizza and Subs; Citizens Bank of Oviedo; city clerk; city council; city government; Clare Wheeler; Clare Wheeler Evans; Clarence William Nelson II; Clark; Clark Street; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; Claudia Mitchem; Cleo Malcolm; Cleo Malcolm Gore; Cleo Malcolm Leinhart; Clonts Farms, Inc.; Clyde Holder; Clyde Reese Moon; coach; Colonial Drive; Cooper; county commissioner; county government; Cow Bells; Crooms High School; Cross Seminole Trail; Crutchfield; D. D. Daniel; D. D. Daniel Store; David Evans; Dawson; Daytona; De Leon Street; Delco; Democrat; Democratic parks; desegregation; Dick Addicks; Dick Clark; Doc Malcolm; Don Ulery; Donna Neely; Donnie Malcolm; Dorothy Malcolm; Dorsey Brothers; Double R Private School; Doug Allen; Doug Allen Debris Cleaning; Douglas Allen; Downtown Oviedo; Duda; Dwardy; E. H. Kilbee; Econ Eating Club; Econ River; Econlockhatchee River; Ed Duda; Ed Yarborough; Edgar Marvin; Edith Mead; education; educator; Edward Duda; Edward Stoner; Elida Margaret McCulley; Elm Street; Elnoa Allen; Elsie Beasley; Emma Catherine Wahgren; Enoch Partin; Equestrian Green; Evelyn Cheek; Evelyn Cheek Lundy; Faircloth's Grocery; farmer; farming; Fernell's Grocery; FFA; FFWC; First Baptist Church of Oviedo; First United Methodist Church of Oviedo; Flagler's Hotel; Florida Avenue; Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs; Florida High School Athletic Association; Florida Power and Light Company; Florida State Road 426; Florida State Road 434; Florida State Road 50; Florida Tech; Florida Technological University; football; Forrest Harrill Burgess; Foster Chapel; Fountainhead Baptist churches; Fourth of July; Frank Wheeler; Freeze of 1894; Freeze of 1917-1918; Freeze of 1989; freezes; Fritz Mondale; fruit flies; fruit fly; FTU; Future Farmers of America; Gardenia; Gebhardy; Geneva; Geneva Drive; Geneva Historical and Genealogical Society; Geneva Methodist churches; George Aire; George Kelsey; George Lee; George Lee Wheeler; George Means; Georgetown; Georgia Lee; Georgia Lee Wheeler; Gertrude Lucas; Gladys Malcolm; Glenridge Middle School; government; Grace Olliff; Graham Street; Great Crash, Stock Market Crash of 1929; Great Day in the Country; Great Depression; Greater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce; groves; Guy Lombardo; Gwynn's Cafe; Halloween; Harold Henn; Harold Jordan; Hazel Malcolm; Henry Foster; Henry Wolcott; high schools; Hillcrest Drive; Hollie Ruscher; Horse Pond; Howell Branch Road; Hubert Max Lanier; Hurley Ann Wainright; Hurley Mae Moon; Hurricane Donna; Hyland; Ida Boston; Ima Jean Bostick Ocala; Ima Jean Bostick Yarborough; immigrants; Independence Day; infestation; integration; Irving Malcolm; Jack Malcolm; Jackie Kasell; Jackson Heights; Jakubcin; James Earl Carter, Jr.; James Gilbery; James Lambert Malcolm; Jane Cochran; Jane Gaydick; Jane Moran; Jane Moran Wheeler; Jean Jordan; Jean Wheeler; Jim Lee; Jim Partin; Jim Pearson; Jim Wilson; Jimmy Carter; Jimmy Lee; Jimmy Malcolm; Joe Leinhart; Joe Malcolm; Joe Rutland; John Currier; John Evans; John Ganaway Malcolm; John Irving Malcolm; John Lundy; John Ridenour; Johnny Smith; Johnson Hill; Joseph Leinhart; Joseph Watts; July 4th; July Fourth; Junie Duda; Justice of the Peace; Karate Academy; Karen Jansen; Karen Jansen Jacobs; Katherine Lawton; Katherine Mikler; Katherine Mikler Duda; Katheryn Lawton; Katie Lawton; Kay Dodd; Kay Estes; Keith Malcolm; Kenneth Malcolm; King; King Street; Kingsbridge; Kit Lawton; Kitty Young; L. J. Gore; Lacy Aire; Lacy Aire Lingo; Lake Barton; Lake Charm; Lake Charm Park; Lake George; Lake Harney; Lake Jessup Settlement; Lake Jesup; Lake Mary; Lake Pickett; Lake Rosa; Lakemont Elementary School; Larry Neely; Larry Olliff; law; Lawton Elementary School; Lawton House; Lawton's Grocery; Lawtonville; Lee and Todd Real Estate Company; Lee Wheeler; Leinhart; Leon Olliff; Leonard Jansen; Letty Leinhart; Linda Olliff Cliburn; Linda Sheppard; little league; local government; Lockwood Boulevard; Lois Ridell; Louise Gore; Louise Wheeler; Louise Wheeler Martin; Lucy Fore; Lucy Fore Bostick; Magnolia Street; Malcolm; Mammy Jones; Marguerite Partin; Marilyn Partin; Mark Bellhorn; Marlow Link; Martha Ann Bruce; Martha Ann Moon; Martha Ann Moon Lee; Martin Anderson; Martin Gore; Mary Velora Moon; Matheson; Max Lanier; May Day; mayor; Mayor of Oviedo; McDonald's; McKinnon Meat Market; Mead Manor; Mediterranean fruit fly; Memorial Building; Memorial Building Committee; Merritt Staley; Methodist Youth Fellowship; Methodists; Michael Bruce; Mike Tsinsky; Mikler Road; Mimi Wheeler; Mimi Wheeler Bruce; Mims; Minnie Means; Miriam Wheeler; Miriam Wheeler Bruce; Mitchell Hammock; Mitchell Hammock Road; Model T Ford; Mule trains; Museum of Seminole County History; MYF; Myrtle Avenue; natural disasters; Navy; Nelson; Nelson and Company; Niblack Building; Nin a Ralston; North Lake Jessup; Novella Aulin; Novella Aulin Ragsdale; Ocala; OHS; Ol' Swimming Hole; Old Downtown Development Group; Old Mims Road; Old Time History of By-Gone Days of Lake Jessup Settlement; Orange Avenue; oranges; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo Athletic Association; Oviedo Child Care Center; Oviedo City Cleaners, Inc.; Oviedo City Clerk; Oviedo City Council; Oviedo City Hall; Oviedo Garden Club; Oviedo High School; Oviedo Historical Society; Oviedo Inn; Oviedo Lights; Oviedo Magazine Club; Oviedo Marketplace; Oviedo Post Office; Oviedo Shopping Center; Oviedo Town Council; Oviedo Woman's Club; OWC; Palatka River; Park Avenue Elementary School; Partin; Patrick Westerfield; Paul Arie; Paul Mikler; Penny Mitchem; Penny Mitchem Olliff; Phil Goree; picnic; Pine Street; pioneers; post offices; postmaster; poultry; R. W. Estes; race relations; Railroad Street; railroads; Rainbow Bowl; rations; Ray Alford; Ray Clonts; Reconstruction; Red Barn; Red Bug Lake Road; religion; Rex Clonts; Rick Burns; Riverside Park; Robert A. Butterworth; Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever; Roley Carter; Ropers; Rosa Gray; Roy Clonts; Roz Nogel; Russell Boston; Sanford; Sanford Airport; Sanford City League; Sanford Road; Sanlando Springs; sawmill; Sayde Fleming; Sayde Fleming Duda; Schmidt; school superintendent; schools; Scott Perry; SCPS; Sears and Roebuck; segregation; Seminole County Public Schools; Seminole County School Board; Seminole County Sports Hall of Fame; Seminole High School; settlers; Shedd Street; Shirley Malcolm Sheppard; Shirley Partin; Signworks Graphik and Design, Inc.; Silver Glen Springs; Silver Star; Simmons; Singletary; skiing; Slavia; Smoky Burgess; Snow Hill; snow Hill Road; Solary's wharf; Sparks Lingo; Sparks Lingo Clonts; Sparks Lingo Ridenour; Spencer's Grocery and Drygoods; Spencer's Store; sports; SR 426; SR 434; SR 50; St. Johns River; St. Luke's Lutheran Cathedral; State Democratic Committee; statute; Steak'n'Shake; Steen Nelson; Stevens Street; Stommy Staley; Stone; Sugarby's; Sunday schools; Suzanne Partin; Swedes; Swedish; Sweetwater Park; Swift and Company; swimming pool; T. L. Lingo, Jr.; T. L. Mead; T. W. Lawton; T. W. Lawton Elementary School; Teacher's House; teachers; Ted Estes; Thad Lee Lingo III; Thad Lee Lingo, Jr.; The Gap; The Oviedo Outlook; The Scrubs; The Sign Man; The Square; Thee Lee; Thelma Lee; Thelma Lee Clonts; Theodore Luqueer Mead; Thomas Moon; Thomas Willington Lawton; Thompson; Tom Estes; Tom Moon; Tom Morgan; Tommy Estes; town government; Town House Restaurant; Troy Jones; turkey; Tuscawilla; Twin Rivers; U.S. Army; UCF; University of Central Florida; Vera Malcolm; veteran; Vietnam War; Vine Street; Viola Smith; Virginia Balkcom; Virginia Balkcom Mikler; Virginia Staley; W. G. Kilbee; W. J. Lawton, Sr.; Wagner; Wall Street Crash of 1929; Wallace Allen; Walter Frederick Mondale; Walter Mondale; Walter Teague; water skiing; Watermaster Plumbing; Wayne Jacobs; Wes Evans; Wheeler Fertilizer Plant; White's Wharf; William Jefferson Blythe III; William Jefferson Clinton; Winborn Joseph Lawton, Sr.; Winchester Insurance, Inc.; Winter Park; Winter Park Telephone Company; Woman's Club; World War II; WWII; Zellwood
Replica Mail Truck
Personnel at the Downtown Orlando Post Office, 1938
Tags: Ammerman; Anderson; Answorth; Atkinson; Barlow; Baungardner; Brame; Brandon; Brown; Bucan; Buker; Burns; Chewning; Clark; Covey; Crittenden; Cumbill; Daniel; Delaney; Depue; Dobson; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Orlando Post Office; Dungan; Gore; Gregory; H. Brooks; Harbin; Harold; Hawley; Heininger; Henry; Hodge; Howell; James Beggs, Jr.; Jenkins; Johnson; Josey; Kingsburg; Knudson; Landis; Langley; Laverty; Lilley; Limpus; Lock; Logue; Long; Loper; Magarian; Makery; Martin; Matthews; McGarrity; McGuire; McIntyre; McKinnon; Melrose; Micker; Miller; Mole; Moore; Morgan; Morris; Moseley; Nichols; Nottingham; orlando; Pell; Penn; personnel; post offices; Powell; Ray; Rimel; Ross; Rouse; Rowe; Rubout; Samons; Smith; Sparks; Springer; Standeven; Stanford; Stohlem; Studstill; Suddath; Swibard; T. H. Brooks; Talley; Tharp' Caverly; U.S. Post Office Department; Vining; Wade; Webb; Webster; White; Whitehead; Wiggins; Willford; Wimbish; Wingert; Winslow; wood
Personnel at the Downtown Orlando Post Office, 1930
Tags: A. F. Powell; A. R. Buchan; Anderson; Answorth; B. W. Webster; C. A. Stringer; C. Lavery; C. S. Lowe; Charles Ardary; D. A. Ross; D. E. Dungan; D. R. Laycock; Dedaney; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Orlando Post Office; E. H. Gore; E. M. Lilley; E. N. Stubstill; F. J. Clark; F. M. Wingert; Frank Eldridge; G. A. Branson; G. F. Penn; G. H. Brame; G. Simmons; H. G. Bartar; H. J. Hawley; Henry Brooks; Howell; J. P. Martin; J. W. Anderson; J. Winslow; Joe Nichols; Louise Price; M. C. Daniel. Saunders; M. F. Foley; N. N. Swickard; orlando; P H. Ray; personnel; post offices; R. A. Morris; R. E. sparks; R. H. Dobson; Ray Miller; Rowe; Roy B. Covey; S. T. Langley; Sam Harbin; Spence Lock; T. T. Mosley; U.S. Post Office Department; Virgil Rouse; W. S. Morgan; W. S. Smith; William Gregory; William Morris; wood
Personnel at the Downtown Orlando Post Office, 1941
U.S. Post Office Building Postcard
Letter from J. D. Beggs (March 13, 1941)
U.S. Post Office Mailman Badge
Employees at New Downtown Orlando Post Office Building
Tags: Al Lamp; Al Naylor; Al Nottingham; Arnie Larson; Art Buchanan; Arvie Allison; Assistant Postmaster; Aubine Batts; Barclay Webster; Basil Lahners; Bill Anderson; Bill Corbeau; Bill Henderson; Bill Hyatt; Bruce Reynolds; C. Reid; Charlie Richards; Clarence Jacobs; Clarence Stiles; Claude Chewning; Clyde Salley; Coy Locke; Cy Hetsler; Dan Howell Jones; Dave Forrest; Dave Rawley; Dick Lockman; Don Dungan; Don Pennington; Donald Helms; Downtown Orlando; Downtown Orlando Post Office; E. A. McGehee; E. G. Hancock; E. T. Wimbish; Ed Rambo; Elmer Clark; Elmer Rogers; Elwood Roberts; Emory Everett; employees; Ernie Rimmel; Everett Kimberlin; Foreman of Carriers; Foy Powell; Francis Bushman; Frank Belue; Fred Webb; Fred Wilson; George Davis; George Lockner; George Westervelt; Harry Martin; Henry Brooks; Henry Keith; Herb Halliday; Hugh Thornton; Jack Tice; Jacob Meckler; Jeff Clay; Jefferson Street; Jerry Lebica; Jerry Pavlovsky; Jess Hendricks; Jess Jennings; Jim Morrison; Jim Vickers; Jim Wiggins; Joe Nichols; Joe Noble; John Long; John Mayfield; John Ralph Logue; John Simpson; Johnnie Keefe; Julian Bennett; Kiffen Allen; L. A. Bryant, Jr.; L. D. Geiger; labor; laborers; Lamar Lunsford; Max Cohen; Merv Cooper; Mose Williams; N. Swickard; Neil Fischer; Norman Trowell; orlando; Paul Calhoun; Paul MacMurray; Paul Montgomery; Pogey Roberts; post offices; postmaster; R. C. Sellars; Ralph Thompson; Ray Chester; Ray Morris; Ray Seals; Robert Ford; Robert Studstill; Roy Larder; Shorty Simpson; Sid Matthews; Special Delivery Taylor; Speedy Meckler; Spencer Locke; Spizeman; Stanley Russell; Superintendent of Mail; T. C. Williams; T. P. Butler; Taylor; Ted Hooker; U.S. Post Office Department; Vic Caverley; Vince Kimple; Virgil Chewning; W. C. Logue; W. D. McGarrity; Wayne Wheeler; Wild Bill Anderson; William Baumgardner; William Tabor; workers
Envelope from A. Dellinger to Elaine Pancake
Envelope from J. Huang to Elaine Pancake
Money Transfer from Ebenezer Nanabamyin Okai
Construction of the New Downtown Orlando Post Office Building
Envelopes to Betty Riddle
Postal Mail Strap
Oral History of Luticia Roberts Lee and Catherine Lee Dingle
Tags: 15th Street; 1st Street; 3rd Street; African Americans; American Legion; American Legion Campbell-Lossing Post 53; Benny Austin; Benny Logan; Bessie Long; Bill White; Blake Jones; C-sections; Caesarian sections; cannons; Carlie Smith; Catherine Lee; Catherine Lee Dingle; Cathy Dingle; Cathy Lee; Celery Soup: Florida's Folk Life Play; Chapman; China; Cindy Slaten; Cindy Slaten Lee; Creative Sanford, Inc.; criminal justice; Crown Paper Company; DeLand; desegregation; Douglas Stenstrom; Downtown Sanford; Elizabeth Steele; Fifteenth Street; First Street; Florence Stenstrom; Gladys Stenstrom; groceries; grocery; Henry June; Higgins; Historic Sanford Welcome Center; hope chests; Hurricane Donna; hurricanes; India; Ingrid Burton; integration; James Lee; James Roberts; Jimmy Lee; Joshie Dingle; Joyce Adams; Joyce Adams Jones; Ken McIntosh; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; Legion Hut; Leroy Roth; Linda Roth; Lnda Lee; Louis Austin; Luticia Lee; Luticia Roberts; maids; Mark; Marty; Mary McIntosh; Mendelson; metal drive; metal drives; military police; Nathan Garner; Oak Avenue; oral history; orlando; Pacific Theater; Palmetto Avenue; Parole Commission; pasture party; Patty Stenstrom; Phil Logan; ponds; post offices; potlucks; race relations; Rand Yard Ice House; Roberts; rolling pin; Rollins College; Ronald Thomas; Sanford; Sanford High School; Sanford Post Office; Sarah Dingle; Sawyer; scrap metals; segregation; Seminole High School; Southside Grammar School; Stetson University; The Help; Tish Lee; Tish Roberts; tornadoes; Trish Thompson; veterans; Viola Jordan; World War I; World War II; WWII