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The World According to Pansy

Isabella “Pansy” Alden is all but forgotten today. But her moralizing manuscripts taught countless Victorian-era children how to mind their manners, say their prayers, and fix their flaws.

By Daena Creel and Kimberly Mould

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Mayans and Monkey Gods

The Maitland Art Center is seeking designation as a National Historic Landmark. But no one needs to tell Central Floridians that this other-worldly outpost is an irreplaceable cultural treasure.

By Jay Boyar

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A Bright New England Town In Central Florida

Winter Park was carefully planned by visionaries who wanted to create a special place.

By Randy Noles and Steve and Gail Ratjar

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10 Who Made a Difference

There have been many important figures in Winter Park's history. Here are 10 of the most significant.

By Randy Noles

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An Institution of Achievement and Promise

Florida's oldest college and the city in which it's located are inexorably bound.

By Randy Noles

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A TRATTORIA, NOW A CAFÉ

Palmano’s had been known as a coffee house with an attitude. Now, under new ownership, it’s morphing into a French-infused eatery where the bill of fare is a work in progress.

By Rona Gindin

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RABBLE ROUSER

Royal Wilbur France was a high-profile crusader for free speech. But his left-wing politics sometimes antagonized and infuriated Winter Parkers.

By Dr. Jack C. Lane

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SURREAL RADIO

Live from a Rollins College basement, all things really are considered at WPRK.

By Dana S. Eagles

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IT’S SPRING, OF COURSE

At the century-old Winter Park Golf and Country Club, comfy and colorful styles mark a season of new beginnings.

By Marianne Ilunga

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LET THEM PLAY GOLF

The century-old Winter Park Country Club sounds exclusive, but it’s actually homey and welcoming. In fact, it isn’t even really a club.

By Randy Noles

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