Spring 2013

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Features

The Oracle of Oklawaha

The son of Winter Park’s most renowned architect, Gamble Rogers spurned the family business and set out to live a troubadour’s life. In doing so, he left a musical legacy as enduring as his father’s elegant homes. —by Randy Noles

Soul of a City

James Gamble Rogers II helped shape modern Winter Park. —by Patrick W. McClane

10 Homes That Matter

Winter Park is known for its beautiful, gracious homes. But what makes the city even more special is that its most significant residences aren't —by Randy Noles

Departments

The Lost Generation

Henry Patrick Raleigh captured the decadence of the Jazz Age with colorful images that wowed socialites and thrilled the literati. The illustrator died broke and forgotten, but his grandson has revived his legacy with a lavish tribute. —by Michael McLeod

Columns

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Ann and Amanda

—by Randy Noles

Back Story

God's Own Buffet

Foraging is healthy and fun at magnificent Mead Garden. —by Bob Morris

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It's A City of Homes, and So Much More

—by Randy Noles

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