The Lubbe House, built in 1927-1930 on Lake Eola, is Orlando’s last surviving lakefront home. Now the city is considering demolition for park expansion.
Category: Orlando History
Orlando’s Bank of America Center: A Downtown Landmark’s Four-Decade Journey
From a DuPont dream to City National Bank Tower, here’s the wild story behind Orlando’s iconic Bank of America Center and its many name changes.
The Ronnie’s Restaurant Story: Two Pats of Butter and a Whole Lot of Attitude
The line outside Ronnie’s Restaurant snaked into the Florida heat, but nobody left….