Florida Master Site File on the William Probst Historical Home
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This is the home of Evaline Lamson, one of the women credited with starting the Winter Park Public Library. Her home was also the original location for library services, keeping books and pamphlets and books on the porch and in the hall. Miss Lamson was the original "book keeper". Today, we call this the circulation librarian.
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Aloma Ave. 1331 - Historic Preservation Commission Meeting and Resolution
A collection of documents regarding the history of the Waddell Home, located at 1331 Aloma Ave.
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A photograph of the Waddell Home taken in 1985.
A side view of the Waddell Home taken in 1985.
Home once owned by Annie Russell. The home was constructed in 1926 and was owned by Annie Russell between 1929 - 1936.
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Home and grounds once owned by Annie Russell between 1929 - 1936.
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Photo taken during the time that Annie Russell owned the home.
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Photo taken of the Barbour Home, which was designed by James Gamble Rogers II and constructed in 1932.
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The original interior living room of Casa Feliz.
The original interior of the stair case.
The front of the Batchelor House at 500 Osceola Ave. This building has since been demolished and Sutton Apartments sits on that property.
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The original home that sat on the site of 240 Trismen Terrace.
The yard of the Brewer Estate circa 1900.
WPD Winter Park Historic Homes - Brewer/ Trismen 2
The home built on the current 240 Trismen Terrace property.
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WPD Winter Park Historic Homes - Brewer/Trismen 4
Bonita Drive, 724 - Comstock-Harris House Modern Day
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Newspaper article detailing the then recently built home at 141 Alexander Place, owned by Fannie French Morse, designed by Harold Hair, and built by A. E. Arthur
Winter Park Topics (Newpaper, non-active)
WPD Historic Home - 141 Alexander Place - 1
Newspaper article describing the rezoning process of the Alabama Hotel to eventually become the condominium complex it is currently.
The Little Sentinel (Newspaper, non-active)
Publication of the Orlando Sentinel.
Alabama Hotel as a Business
Dining In Old Fashioned Elegance at The Alabama Hotel
Newspaper article describing the dining traditions were common at the Alabama Hotel.
Winter Park Sun Herald (Newspaper, non-active)
Newspaper article describing a couple's efforts to recreate the Alabama Hotel's original architectural atmosphere in their new condominium.
Orlando Sentinel (Newspaper, active)
Memories are today’s guests at the Alabama
Magazine article recounting anecdotes of Noella Schenck Menhinick about the Alabama Hotel.
Orlando Magazine (News Publication, active)
Newspaper article describing the Alabama Hotel's transition to being a condominium complex.
Sentinel Star (Newspaper, active)
Alabama checking out as hotel and into condominiums
Newspaper article describing the transition of the Alabama Hotel into condominiums.
Orlando Sentinel (Newpaper, current title)