Orchard Place

Assortment of photos of the Edwards home and garden, also known as Orchard Place

Peleg Peckham House

Judge Peleg Peckham's residence, built in 1884. Owned by Ray Greene (1888-1979) and turned into apartments in 1959. Lake Virginia and Lake Mizell in the background. In 1968 the site was owned by Rollins College and later turned into Sutton Apartments

Virginia Inn Grounds Postcard

The Virginia Inn in Winter Park, Fla. The Alfred E. Rogers House was built in 1882, was remodeled in 1888, and was then sold in 1904 to William Temple and Charles Morse,trustees of Rollins College, who changed its name to the Seminole Inn. In 1912 the Inn was sold to Mr. Foley who changed its name to the Virginia Inn

Virginia Inn

The Alfred E. Rogers House was built in 1882, was remodeled in 1888, and was then sold in 1904 to William Temple and Charles Morse,trustees of Rollins College, who changed its name to the Seminole Inn. In 1912 the Inn was sold to Mr. Foley who changed its name to the Virginia Inn. The postcard was blank on the back

Hooker Memorial Hall

The Hooker Memorial Hall was built 1940. The first sermon at the new First Congregational Church was January 18, 1925

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phelps with Carroll

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phelps seated with baby Carroll

Mt. Hope Church Mural by Andre Smith Postcard

A mural by Andre Smith at Mt. Hope Church in Hannibel Square. The murals were disliked by black members of the church, were taken down and burned. It reads: THE GOOD LORD IS NEAR ME TO HELP AND TO GIVE WHATEVER I NEED AS LONG AS I LIVE. The back of the postcard was blank

Bank of Winter Park

The Bank of Winter Park on 150 S. Park Ave., built 1911. Directors of the bank were R.P. Foley, W.F. Blackman, W.H. Schultz, H.A. Ward, and C.D. Powell. In 1954 the building was occupied by Hale Real Estate Co

Palm Tree Postcard (back)

The back of the Brewer Palm postcar