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Showing posts with label Orange City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orange City. Show all posts
Friday, January 13, 2012

Visual Ephemera's Most Threatened Sites for 2012

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The Florida Trust for Historic Preservation is publishing their call for the 11 most threatened historical places in Florida, so I thought...
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Friday, September 9, 2011

Quick stop in tiny Citra

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Like Orange City, Citra is a small town with an old US highway going through it, (US 301), that was centered around the growing of citrus. T...
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Sunday, September 4, 2011

Preserving the Orange City Historic District

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The Florida Trust added the Orange City Historic District to its list of most threatened historic sites stating "some of the sites i...
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Rick Kilby grew up in Gainesville, Florida, looking for shark’s teeth in creeks, swimming in springs, and wading in swamps. After graduating with a degree in graphic design from the University of Florida, Kilby worked as an art director for a Central Florida attraction and a golf company before launching his own graphic design business in 2000. Committed to spreading the gospel about preserving the natural and historic resources of Florida, his mission is to motivate other Floridians to appreciate the wonders of their state. Author of "Finding the Fountain of Youth" published in 2013 and "Florida's Healing Waters" published in 2020. https://www.rickkilby.com/shop
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