Kenneth Murrah's informative and entertaining presentation to the Winter Park (FL) Historical Association on November 18, 2010. The PowerPoint program includes his narration.

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2. 2 Initiated by Rachel Murrah, 1982 Added to and presented by Kenneth Murrah With assistance from Ann Hicks Murrah

3. Florida 1836 3

4. Florida 1836 4

5. Florida 1836 5

6. Florida 1836 6

7. 7 Florida 1861

8. 8 Oliver Chapman and Loring Chase

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18. Bigelow House - built in 1875 18

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20. 20 Winter Park map plan

21. Park Avenue 21

22. 22 Park-Canton – (Panera etc.)

23. 23 Winter Park map plan

24. 24 Knowles Schoolhouse – built in 1890 - students and teachers

25. 25 Francis Knowles

26. 26 Winter Park Auto Company - 1913

27. “Ann Taylor” property – November 2010 27

28. 28 Looking across Central Park from Morse near New York

29. 29 Looking across Central Park from Morse near New York

30. 30 Looking across Central Park from Morse near New York

31. 31 Looking across Central Park from Morse near New York

32. 32 Ergood’s, looking south on Park Avenue

33. Penzeys Spices 33

34. 34 Park at Morse – Southeast corner - 1912

35. 35 Park at Morse – southeast corner (2nd brick building)

36. 36 First movie house - 1915

37. 37 1st brick building on Park - 1911

38. 38 Williams Sonoma

39. 39 Park at Welbourne - built in 1884

40. Be On Park 40

41. 41 Central Park fountain

42. 42 Park N from New England - Henkel building (1886) at right

43. 43 Henkel Building

44. 44 Park Avenue north from New England

45. 45 Colony Theater – Looking north on Park from City Hall in the ’40s

46. Colony toward the North 46

47. 47 Original City Hall – dedicated 1916

48. 48 City Hall

49. 49 Winter Park Elementary and High School – built in 1914

50. 50 Restoration Hardware – across from City Hall

51. The Railroads 51

52. Park Avenue 52 Original train depot – built 1882

53. 53 Atlantic Coast Line Depot – built in 1912

54. 54 Train station (built in 1962)

55. 55 Packing house exterior

56. 56 Packing house interior

57. 57 Farmers Market (originally Railroad Express, built in 1920’s)

58. Farmers market - rear 58

59. 59 Historical Museum

60. 60 Dinky Dock

61. 61 1887 Dinky groundbreaking

62. East of Park Avenue 62 Orlando-Winter Park Railroad station – on Lake Virginia

63. 63 Dinky Line

64. The Seminole Hotel 64

65. 65 New England East from railroad

66. 66 New England east from RR

67. 67 Trolley from Railroad to Seminole Hotel

68. 68 Original Seminole Hotel facing Lake Osceola – opened 1886

69. Park Ave……….. 69 Seminole Hotel - 1902 fire

70. East Winter Park 70

71. 71 Windsong marker

72. 72 David Mizell - 1858

73. 73 Winter Park Memorial Hospital – opened in 1955

74. 74 Aloma Country Club – opened 1926

75. 75 Aloma at Lakemont

76. 76 Showalter Airpark 1951

77. 77 Showalter Airpark 1951

78. 78 Showalter Airpark 1951

79. 79 Showalter Airpark 1951

80. 80 Showalter Airpark 1951

81. 81 Comstock –Harris House - 1871 - 1878 - 1883

82. 82 Mayor W. C. Temple’s 1898 house – on Alabama at Via Tuscany

83. 83 Temple House

84. 84 Alabama Hotel – on Lake Maitland (built in 1922)

85. 85 Alabama Hotel

86. 86 Palmer Avenue Bridge – built in 1889

87. 87 Palmer Bridge

88. Interlachen Avenue Homes & Churches & recreation long ago 88

89. 89 Winter Park Country Club – built in 1914

90. 90 Winter Park Country Club

91. 91 Winter Park Country Club postcard

92. 92 World War I Army training

93. 93 Lake Mizell Lakemont Park

94. 94 Swimsuit fashions

95. 95 Alligator catch

96. Recreation 96 Ergood house on Interlachen – built in 1882

97. 97 Casa Feliz – original site

98. 98 Casa Feliz

99. 99 Interlachen – looking south from golf course

100. 100 Interlachen Avenue after hurricane in the ’40s

101. 101 Orange trees after February 1895 freeze

102. 102 Charles Hosmer Morse

103. 103 JeannetteGenius McKean

104. 104 Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art

105. 105 Osceola Lodge – Built 1886 by Knowles, expanded by Morse

106. 106 Morse plaque

107. Edward Brewer Residence 1899 and 1924 107

108. 108 Original Methodist church - 1895

109. 109 Frederick Lyman’s house – built in 1883

110. 110 Frederick Lyman

111. 111 Whispering Waters, Morse at Old England – NE corner

112. 112 Venice of America

113. 113 Rogers House – opened 1882

114. 114 Cloisters

115. 115 Congregational Church – First used January 1885

116. 116 All Saints Episcopal Church (1888) and Pansy Cottage

117. 117 Library on Interlachen – built in 1902

118. Library c. 1959 118

119. 119 Library

120. 120 Woman’s Club – Interlachen at Lyman – built in 1920

121. Rollins College 121

122. 122 McKean Gateway

123. 123 Dr. E. P. Hooker

124. 124 Old Rollins

125. 125 Old Rollins

126. 126 Old Rollins

127. 127 Old Rollins

128. 128 Rollins 1920

129. 129 Annie Russell Theater + Chapel construction - 1931

130. 130 Annie Russell Theater + Knowles Chapel

131. Hannibal Square 131

132. 132 Hannibal Square Marker detail

133. 133 Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church (founded 1886)

134. 134 Ward Chapel A.M.E. Church (founded 1890)

135. 135 Chase gravestone

136. The West Side 136 Chase gravestone close-up

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