150th Anniversary of the City of Orlando
Orlando is a place where history is being made every day. But the stories that truly define us are the personal ones that capture the spirit of our community.
As part of our year long celebration of the city's 150th anniversary we want you to share your Orlando history with us. Whether it's beautiful architecture of your family's old Florida home, the legacy of a local business, a cherished memory from an Orlando event or experience, or a glimpse into the city's vibrant cultural community, we want to hear from you.
Share your written narratives, photographs, articles, newspaper clippings, and any other materials that tell the story of your Orlando. Your contributions will be featured on our community history board throughout the year.
Add your memories
Share written narratives, photographs, articles, newspaper clippings, or any other materials that tell the story of Orlando.
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My fondest memories in Orlando
As Mayor, when I think about Orlando’s history, the people that have helped shape our city into a vibrant, inclusive place come to mind. From Dr. Philip Phillips, who built one of the world’s largest citrus operations here in the 1920s, to civil rights icon Father Nelson Pinder and many others, countless individuals have played roles in our community’s growth into a dynamic city that has something for everyone.
But as a father and grandfather, when I think about Orlando’s history, family comes to mind. That’s because Orlando is a great place to raise children. Our community is... Continue reading
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