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Charlotte Moughton Brunoehler at the groundbreaking ceremony for the New England Ave. location for the Winter Park Public Library.

From left to right: Harold A. Roberts, Richard W. Stevens, Jerome Donnelley, Rachel D. Murrah, Charlotte, James A.…

Charlotte Moughton Brunoehler speech at the Winter Park Public Library's New England location ground breaking ceremony.

Left to right: Robert Miller Jr., Francis Jackson,
Dr. Oswald Delgado, Mary Wattles, Charlotte Moughton Brunoehler

Charlotte Moughton Brunoehler receives a check from a gentleman on behalf of the library.

Appointed as Head Librarian in 1948, Charlotte Moughton was Winter Park’s first professional librarian.

From the Chase Scrap Book, May 11, 1892: "De Batchelor breaks the world record in bicycling.
He made a short distance at the rate of one mile in 16 seconds, the first time he ever rode".

Written on the back of this photograph: "Dick Neil Batchelor, Louise Meriwether Batchelor, Mary Christian Meriwether atop old Seminole Hotel Winter Park, Fla."

In an excerpt from The Seminole Winter Park Florida, which is part of this collection,…

E. M. Meriwether was the father of Mrs. DeHaven Batchelor (Louise Meriwether). Originally
from Virginia, E. M. Meriwether came to Winter Park in 1894. He stayed in Winter Park fourteen
years and returned to Virginia where he was employed by…

Bride & Groom

Edwin Grover Newspaper photograph

"Conference Plan establishes a close and friendly relation between professor and student" - Dr. Grover

Mrs. Jenkins posing with children at a program honoring Martin Luther King. The photo was taken in Winter Park in 1999.

Eula Pearl Jenkins at Mt. Moriah Church in 1993.

On January 9, 2002, Eula Jenkins made an appearance at the Winter Park Woman's Club. She sang a variety of musical numbers and shared memories of her life in Winter Park.

Eulalie Osgood Grover, a local children's author, was probably best known as the creator of a series of reading primers for young readers centered around the characters known as the "Sunbonnet Babies." Miss Grover was born June 22, 1873, in…

Greene's book Flowers of the South: Native and Exotic was published in 1953 and featured hundreds of her drawings.