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Hotel DeFuniak, located at the corner of 11th
Street & Baldwin Avenue
Photo
courtesy of Janet McDonald
Historic
Governor Catts mansion
Photo
courtesy of Janet McDonald
P.W.
Miles Mill, originally known as the Beach-Rogers Mill
Photo
courtesy of Janet McDonald
The
DeFuniak Springs Auditorium
Photo
courtesy of Janet McDonald
L
& N Depot, DeFuniak Springs, FL
Photo
courtesy of Janet McDonald
Old
Depot
Photo
courtesy of Janet McDonald
City
Hall, Fire Station, & Health Department
Photo
courtesy of Janet McDonald
Carrie
"Feenie" Humphries Allison (1903-2000) owned & operated
her produce stand on Route 90 (Nelson Avenue) from 1931 to 1992.
"Feenie" Allison started her produce business by selling
oranges out of the back of her pick-up truck for a penny apiece.
Her business and benevolence grew steadily from there. During the
depression years and beyond, Mrs. Allison provided food to several
families with her liberal credit policy. Often she was known to
"misplace" some of her credit records when needy customers
were unable to pay what they owed. After 61 years at the same
location, declining health forced Mrs. Allison to close the store in
1992. She died eight years later at the age of 97.
Photo
courtesy of Little Big Store
Lake
DeFuniak
Photo
courtesy of the FL Photographic Collection
Picnic
grounds at Lake DeFuniak
Photo
courtesy of the FL Photographic Collection
Walton
County Courthouse
Photo
courtesy of the FL Photographic Collection
Walton
County Courthouse (taken in 1950)
Photo
courtesy of the FL Photographic Collection
Mandie
Brown standing next to the first school bus in Walton County
Photo
courtesy of the FL Photographic Collection
The
Parkway ad
(from
an old Ponce de Leon High School yearbook)
Fisher
Hardware ad
(from
an old Ponce de Leon High School yearbook)
Service
Drug Co. ad
(from
an old Ponce de Leon High School yearbook)
Chance's
Flowers ad
(from
an old Ponce de Leon High School yearbook)
Creel
Ford Co. ad
(from
an old Ponce de Leon High School yearbook)
First
National Bank ad
(from
an old Ponce de Leon High School yearbook)
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Chicken
plant ca. 1960s
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