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Brick Highways of Orlando: The Fading of Highway 22
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Brick Highways of Orlando: The Fading of Highway 22

During the 1910s and 1920s brick roads connecting towns throughout Florida were all the rage. The few remaining today are fading fast.
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Jason Byrne2 days ago
Deltona’s Misplaced History: The lost site of the Sauls family home

Deltona’s Misplaced History: The lost site of the Sauls family home

On the outskirts of Deltona, Florida, nestled between Courtland and Howland Boulevard lies a quiet little street called George Sauls Street…
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Robin Peroldo5 days ago
How did we celebrate Easter 100 years ago?

How did we celebrate Easter 100 years ago?

A survey of Florida newspapers from 1916 provides insight into how much things have changed (or haven’t) in the way we celebrate the…
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Jason ByrneMar 25
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Ocoee On Fire: The 1920 Election Day Massacre

Ocoee On Fire: The 1920 Election Day Massacre

A quiet Florida citrus town became the scene of a gruesome racial cleansing that purged the entire black population for over 60 years.
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Jason ByrneNov 23, 2014
The Marvelous Wooden Railroad

The Marvelous Wooden Railroad

John C. Burleigh needed a steam engine for his sprawling sawmill in Avon Park, Florida and nothing was going to stop him!
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Jason ByrneMar 24
The Lost Colony of Pabor Lake

The Lost Colony of Pabor Lake

The settlement was founded in 1892, four miles north of Avon Park, Florida. Today there is no sign the once promising town ever existed.
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Jason ByrneMar 21
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