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Portrait photograph of Girard Denning, who served as the fourteenth mayor of Winter Park.

Portrait photograph of Dr. W.F. Blackman, who served as the eleventh mayor of Winter Park.

Portrait photograph of Dr. M.A. Henkel, who served as the third and the twelfth mayor of Winter Park.

Portrait photograph of Henry S. Chubb, who served the second mayor of Winter Park.

Front cover of an issue of the children's magazine that was edited by Isabella Alden and her husband from 1873 to 1896.

A book of poetry written by Pansy Alden. Library copy inscribed: "Harry Wood, From his Sabbath School teacher, M. Loula Lide. Dec. 26, 1886."
Due to fragile condition, Library's copy is shelved with boxed materials under author's name

The Alden house, located on the NE corner of Lyman & Interlachen Avenue.

The Alden house, located on the NE corner of Lyman & Interlachen Avenue.

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…

Florida Master Site File on the William Probst Historical Home

This is a postcard showing the Langford Hotel as it looked when it opened. When it opened in 1956 it was Central Florida's premiere resort hotel. The Langford Hotel was located in downtown Winter Park and was convenient to shopping, the golf…

Eulalie Osgood Grover signed the dedication page in the copy of the Sunbonnet Babies in Italy, which is housed in Winter Park History and Archives.

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…

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Newspaper clipping about the Morse Museum of American Art's Christmas exhibit and events and about its' sponsors, Hugh and Jeannette McKean.

Newspaper clipping providing details about two Christmas card-making contests, one run by the Beautification Committee of the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce and the other by the Orlanod Parks and Recreation Department