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Developed by the Orange County Library System, Orlando Memory is a community based digital archive.  This is your opportunity to share your personal history of Orlando with the community.  Add photos, videos, audio recordings, and comments to help weave a thorough community history.  Whether you have roots that go back a few months or a few decades, you are part of Orlando Memory.  

 

 

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Orlando Breakfast, a member of Rotary International in Florida, meets at 7:30 A.M. at the University Club. They can be
Street Map of Orlando, Showing Route of 23-mile Scenic Drive Around 18 Lakes
Popular hangouts throughout the years in Orlando.
In August 2004 the Southwest Library at Dr. Phillips received substantial damage during Hurricane Charley. Hurricane Charley was the strongest
There was nothing like the Rialto Movie Theatre on a Saturday morning/afternoon.

Orlando Memory is the stories of Orlando, told by its people.

Orlando Memory is based on the kete project from New Zealand.  A kete is a Maori basket woven from strips of flax.  Together, we can create a knowledge basket that contains the social and economic history of central Florida.  With your help, Orlando Memory will become a mosaic of collections that evolves from our local heritage and traditions.  The contents of our baskets are collected and cataloged by the community.

 

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Halloween at the Library

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