Table of Contents Toggle Central Florida Christian School1981 Fire Destroys SchoolNew School BuildingClosureMaster’s AcademySummit Charter SchoolClosure2022 FirePhoto GalleryReferences Central...
Table of Contents Toggle Central Florida Christian School1981 Fire Destroys SchoolNew School BuildingClosureMaster’s AcademySummit Charter SchoolClosure2022 FirePhoto GalleryReferences Central...
Hotel Hampton These ruins are all that remain of the Hotel Hampton, a massive resort, and health spa, located in Hampton Springs, Taylor County, Florida. Back in the 19th and 20th centuries, Florida...
Postcard featuring the Placid Tower, circa 1960s When Earnest Oakley Hunt moved to Orlando from Colorado in 1938, he dreamed of building an observation tower. After relocating to Sebring in 1947...
Students play basketball on the school’s clay court, 1926-27 Designed by A.C. Price, the old Reddick school was first designed with the idea of being constructed out of flint rock. But when...
Table of Contents Toggle W.P. Sumner CompanyJefferson Richard BerrierLater TenantsPhoto Gallery W.P. Sumner Company Once part of Jacksonville’s Ward Street red-light district, this brick...
Table of Contents Toggle Glenn Curtiss, “The Father of Naval Aviation”Military WorkRetirementOpa-locka, the “Baghdad of Dade County” Glenn Curtiss, “The Father of Naval...
Fort Lauderdale Stadium opened in 1962 as the spring training stadium for the New York Yankees. Fort Lauderdale Stadium opened in 1962 and was the New York Yankees spring training stadium since its...
The stadium was last home to the Fort Lauderdale Strikers Lockhart Stadium was dedicated at a football game on September 18, 1959, named after former city commissioner H.Y. “Doug”...
A satellite view of the historic district in 2003. The Moore Haven Down Historic District was designated on the National Register of Historic Places on October 12, 1995. The district runs from 3...
The exterior of the hospital shortly before demolition Atlantic Shores Hospital was a behavioral health center in Fort Lauderdale that provided residential treatment to adults and adolescents...
Table of Contents Toggle Ernest R. “Cap” Graham, Farmer and State SenatorThe Company Town of PennsucoGraham HousePhoto Gallery Ernest R. “Cap” Graham, Farmer and State Senator...
Table of Contents Toggle The Town of SouthlandThe Town of El-JobeanHollywood and The Great DepressionLeopold Carl Simon, the “Dynamite Devil”‘Suicide’ SimonThe Human...
Table of Contents Toggle Lee SchoolArchitectureAdditions and AlterationsRedevelopmentPhoto Gallery Lee School Lee School, also known as Leesburg High School and later known as the Lee Adult Education...
Table of Contents Toggle History of the Mellon Winter HomeJames Ross Mellon, Business MagnateThe Family’s Business EndeavorsIn Palatka to Escape the Harsh WintersDecline of the Mellon Winter...
Table of Contents Toggle Owners of Fort BengaliLeon “Buddy” HoughTragedy in U.S. History MuseumJulius von UhlFort BengaliDemolitionPhoto Gallery Owners of Fort Bengali Leon...
The house has sat on the corner lot by Lummus Park for decades Built in 1914, this home was once located at 428 NW 4th Street in Miami and originally owned by Lula H. Hattersley. The original lot...
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