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Florida train museums celebrate and memorialize the importance of railroads to the early development of the state.
Continue reading "10 Best Florida Train Museums - Railroad History"
Ozello, Florida is on Florida's west coast between Crystal River and Homosassa. It is at the end of a long winding road through the marshes.
Continue reading "Ozello, Florida: Serene Island in a Saltwater Marsh"
Macclenny, Florida is a small town west of Jacksonville that has an Old Florida atmosphere.
Continue reading "Macclenny, Florida. Small Town West of Jacksonville"
Mount Dora is a treasure among the rolling hills and lakes north of Orlando. It is famous for festivals and antiques.
Continue reading "Mount Dora, Florida - Someplace Special on the Lake"
DeLand, Florida is a place of thousands of shade trees and hundreds of historic sites. Enjoy a day or a week in Deland.
Continue reading "DeLand, Florida: Oak Trees and Stetson University"
Bank of Everglades building is in Everglades City, Florida. It was built in 1927 and served as the region's first bank.
Bonnet House Museum and Gardens covers 35 acres in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Keewaydin Club was at the north end of Keewaydin Island about a half-mile off the coast of Naples, Florida. The site included a main lodge and cottages.
Continue reading "Keewaydin Club: Naples Institution Gone Forever"
Weedon Island Preserve covers 3,190 acres of Weedon Island in northeast St. Petersburg, Florida. It protects mangrove forests, salt marshes, and upland hammocks
Old Lake County Courthouse in Tavares, Florida was built in 1923. It's designed in the Neoclassical Revival style, with columns flanking the entrance.
Continue reading "Old Lake County Courthouse: Tavares, Florida"


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