Here are a few of the photos the Mt.Dora Historical Society has been able to authenticate. 

Donnelly & 5th Avenue accross from Donnelly Park. The Alley that leads to the museum is to the left of the white building in back of automobiles.

     The Stone Family House

Corner of Donnelly & 5th C around 1882

Photos courtesy of Calvin Durham, Mount Dora

  Mr. Rivers

  research in progress

Charles Grebenstein proudly displays his days catch while on vacation in Mount Dora, he stayed at the Grandview Hotel and hailed from Boonton, NJ    C. 1932  photos  (photo provided by Dave Christie)

Platt Family

 Our limited volunteer staff is unable to do research on houses in Mount Dora.

Donnelly House built in 1893 by J.P. Donnelly

Simpson House (above), AKA The Unity House and recently renamed the Simpson Farmhouse.

No relationship to the Simpson homesteaders and Citrus Business Owners.

Currently located next to the Mount Dora Public Library. Built in 1905 by a Mark Carpenter for the Simpsons.

Mount Dora Train Depot 1922

Mount Dora Police & Fire Station on 4th & Drawdy Lane C. 1956

The First Two Churches in Mount Dora

Left: Methodist Church built 1885 located at 5th Avenue & Baker St. no longer in existence

 Right: Congregational Church build in 1887 on the corner of 7th Street & Donnelly Street