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College Park Oral History Night with The Pickerills.
Paul Pickerill was out on a boat fishing with Mike Cook one day and thought about starting a sporting goods business…
WWII Veteran Leon H. Handley.
Oral history interview with Mr. Leon H. Handley at his law office in downtown Orlando, December 11, 2012.Part I  LISTEN 
Pat Greene.
Pat Greene of Urban Rethink tells us how his grandmother Orlando Sentinel editor, columnist, and groundbreaking reporter, Edee Greene taught
May Day, 1947.
Concord Park Elementary School was truly a beautiful school ...pristine white, bells in the towers, built about 1925, as Bertie
The German Luger.
This information is from an interview I had with my great uncle, Bill Milligan, the son of James Manly Milligan.

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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