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LHS-OLA Football "Then and Now" 1979-2009
The history of the school's football program was the focus of one publication of Orlando Lutheran Academy ("Vision' Oct.2007, Vol.1-Issue 3). It featured interviews with the first football coach of the school (then named Luther High School) in the 1970s and 80s and with Orlando Lutheran Academy's (2007) football coach, Mike Viera. Also featured were photos and interviews with a member of LHS' first football team, David Duda (LHS class of 1979) and his son, Steven (OLA class of 2009). Steven was also the first offspring of a Luther High School alum to graduate from the school. Included are photos of David taken wearing his No. 15 uniform c.1980.
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LHS-OLA Football "Then and Now" 1979-2009
The history of the school's football program was the focus of one publication of Orlando Lutheran Academy ("Vision' Oct.2007, Vol.1-Issue 3). It featured interviews with the first football coach of the school (then named Luther High School) in the 1970s and 80s and with Orlando Lutheran Academy's (2007) football coach, Mike Viera. Also featured were photos and interviews with a member of LHS' first football team, David Duda (LHS class of 1979) and his son, Steven (OLA class of 2009). Steven was also the first offspring of a Luther High School alum to graduate from the school. Included are photos of David taken wearing his No. 15 uniform c.1980.
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Life in the Lutheran Haven Old Folks Home, c.1950
In the early years, the first residents of the Lutheran Haven's Home for the Aged (aka "Old Folks' Home")lived almost like a small family, sharing chores and enjoying the common areas of the building, which had been officially dedicated in 1948. The Home faced SR 426 in Slavia, near the intersection of Chapman Road (which was only a dirt road in 1950). Scenes show the sitting room, the dining area, one resident cleaning dishes and another cooking soup for the group's noon meal.
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Life in the Lutheran Haven Old Folks Home, c.1950
In the early years, the first residents of the Lutheran Haven's Home for the Aged (aka "Old Folks' Home")lived almost like a small family, sharing chores and enjoying the common areas of the building, which had been officially dedicated in 1948. The Home faced SR 426 in Slavia, near the intersection of Chapman Road (which was only a dirt road in 1950). Scenes show the sitting room, the dining area, one resident cleaning dishes and another cooking soup for the group's noon meal.
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Life in the Lutheran Haven Old Folks Home, c.1950
In the early years, the first residents of the Lutheran Haven's Home for the Aged (aka "Old Folks' Home")lived almost like a small family, sharing chores and enjoying the common areas of the building, which had been officially dedicated in 1948. The Home faced SR 426 in Slavia, near the intersection of Chapman Road (which was only a dirt road in 1950). Scenes show the sitting room, the dining area, one resident cleaning dishes and another cooking soup for the group's noon meal.
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Life in the Lutheran Haven Old Folks Home, c.1950
In the early years, the first residents of the Lutheran Haven's Home for the Aged (aka "Old Folks' Home")lived almost like a small family, sharing chores and enjoying the common areas of the building, which had been officially dedicated in 1948. The Home faced SR 426 in Slavia, near the intersection of Chapman Road (which was only a dirt road in 1950). Scenes show the sitting room, the dining area, one resident cleaning dishes and another cooking soup for the group's noon meal.
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Life in the Lutheran Haven Old Folks Home, c.1950, Black and White
In the early years, the first residents of the Lutheran Haven's Home for the Aged (aka "Old Folks' Home")lived almost like a small family, sharing chores and enjoying the common areas of the building, which had been officially dedicated in 1948. The Home faced SR 426 in Slavia, near the intersection of Chapman Road (which was only a dirt road in 1950). Scenes show the sitting room, the dining area, one resident cleaning dishes and another cooking soup for the group's noon meal.
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Life in the Lutheran Haven Old Folks Home, c.1950, Original
In the early years, the first residents of the Lutheran Haven's Home for the Aged (aka "Old Folks' Home")lived almost like a small family, sharing chores and enjoying the common areas of the building, which had been officially dedicated in 1948. The Home faced SR 426 in Slavia, near the intersection of Chapman Road (which was only a dirt road in 1950). Scenes show the sitting room, the dining area, one resident cleaning dishes and another cooking soup for the group's noon meal.
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Lillian Jakubcin on Her Confirmation Day, May 19, 1940
Lillian Jakubcin, outdoors, on the south side of the church on her Confirmation Day, May 19, 1940. Lillian's class was the first to be confirmed in this new brick church building. Small sepia snapshot. Scanned on Epson 10000XL at SLLC, 2011.
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Lincoln Hulley, President, Stetson University
Lincoln Hulley, President of Stetson University, 1904-1934.
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Links, Inc.
A black and white image of a large group of African American women posing together in a room in an unknown building. The women are dressed in formal dresses, gloves, hats, and most are holding handbags. The front row of the group is sitting in chairs in a line, and the second row of the group is standing behind them. In the foreground can be seen a table with table settings. Dr. Florence Roane is standing in the back row, fifth from the left. On the back of the image is written, "Links Inc. of Daytona Beach, 1954." The stamp of the photographer is also on the back.
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Little red Schoolhouse
Black-and-white photograph of the Little Red Schoolhouse in Sanford, Florida. Sign on the front of the school reads: Primary School. The school is also known as the Eastside School, it dates back to 1883 and is on the corner of Sixth street and Palmetto avenue. Inscribed on the back of the photograph in pencil is: 2003.002.0168.
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Living and dining rooms of Bethune House
A postcard depicting two rooms in the Bethune House. The image at the top of the postcard is in black and white, and it depicts the dining room. The table seats six people, and is elongated and covered in a white tablecloth. A centerpiece sits in the middle of the table. On the right side of the room is a china cabinet which has silverware on display on top. To the left of the cabinet is floor lamp. To the left of the floor lamp is a wall hutch with china displayed. The floor is covered in an overzied rug. The image at the bottom of the postcard is of the living room in Bethune House. At the right of the image, a display case, most likely holding memorabilia of Mary McLeod Bethune's life, sits in front of a staircase leading to the second floor. Across from the staircase along the front wall is a foyer table with a mirror hanging above it. To the left of the table is the front door, and to the left of the front door is a striped couch. Curtains can partially be seen. The floor is covered by a large rug. On the back of the image is written in pencil, ""Dining room (Bethune House),"" and ""Living Room, Bethune Foundation, early 1950s."" The postcard has been glued to another piece of paper, so the original print on the back of the postcard has been peeled away. The box for the stamp on the back is visible. Also visible is, ""May McLeod Bethune Foundation,"" as well as the publisher's information.
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Living Room of the Bethune Foundation
A photo of a room in the Bethune Foundation House. The image is in black and white, and it shows the living room. At the right of the image, a display case, most likely holding memorabilia of Mary McLeod Bethune's life, sits in front of a staircase leading to the second floor. Across from the staircase along the front wall is a foyer table with a mirror hanging above it. To the left of the table is the front door, and to the left of the front door is a striped couch. Curtains can partially be seen. The floor is covered by a large rug. On the back of the image is written in pencil, ""Living Room, Bethune Foundation, early 1950s."" The postcard has been glued to another piece of paper, so the original print on the back of the postcard has been peeled away. Also visible is, """"May McLeod Bethune Foundation,"""" as well as the publisher's information.
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Loading Slavia celery for shipping, c. 1925, Enhanced
Mike Mikler, Ml (standing in railroad car) and Andrew Sobek (standing beside truck) are engaged in loading celery at Oviedo railroad depot for shipping to markets. Snapshot (courtesy: Kathy Rook Yergler) was scanned at SLLS, 2001.
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Loading Slavia celery for shipping, c. 1925, Original
Mike Mikler, Ml (standing in railroad car) and Andrew Sobek (standing beside truck) are engaged in loading celery at Oviedo railroad depot for shipping to markets. Snapshot (courtesy: Kathy Rook Yergler) was scanned at SLLS, 2001.
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Lob Cabin building dedication
A black and white image of Mary McLeod Bethune giving a speech during the building dedication of the Log Cabin at Bethune-Cookman University. Mary McLeod Bethune can be seen standing on the front porch at a podium with a decorative sheet at her feet. The Log Cabin was a student recreation facility. African American men can be seen sitting on the front porch of the cabin, which also has a log exterior and a large chimney. Spectators can be seen sitting in chairs in the field in front of the cabin. An unidentified building can be seen at the right of the image. In the background are large trees, including palm trees. On the front of the image is written in pen, "Dedicating the cabin - 1939." On the back of the image is written in pencil, "Campus log cabin, 1939." The image is printed on Velox paper. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Log Cabin.
Black-and-white photograph of a log cabin in Windermere (Fla.). Text on front of photograph: "Vacant 1910 use by Palmer and McMurtrey. Text on back: "Log cabin."
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Log Cabin building dedication ceremony
A black and white image of the Log Cabin at its building dedication at Bethune-Cookman University. The building has a large chimney on its exterior, with a log exterior, and a wraparound porch. African American men can be seen sitting in chairs on the porch. A scrub palm tree can be seen in front of the cabin. At the right of the image, a woman is seated in a chair in the field in front of the cabin. On the back of the image is written in pencil, "Bethune Cookman Dedication of Recreation Building - Oct '39." The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Log Cabin recreational building
A black and white image of the rain-soaked campus of Bethune-Cookman University. At the center of the image is the Log Cabin recreation facility. The cabin has a wrap around porch and a large chimney. It is landscaped with bushes on each side. In the background are two unidentified white buildings. A bell tower can be seen in between the two. A building with a brick edifice can be seen at the right of the image. Many trees can be seen in the image, as well as palm trees and oak trees. In the forefront of the image is an oak tree with a notice board nailed to it with two notices. One notice is illegible, but the other reads, "Lend your talents to the creative dance club, Join up today, Phy. Ed. Dept., Hrs. daily 9-10, Sat. 1-3." On the back of the image is the year of the image and the photographer's stamp.
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Log Cabin recreation building dedication
A black and white image of the dedication of the "Log Cabin" recreation building on the campus of Bethune-Cookman University. The cabin was a student-use facility. The cabin can be seen at the left of the image, with a wide chimney in its middle and a wraparound porch. People can be seen sitting on the porch. Rows of chairs have been placed in the field in front of the cabin, in which spectators are seated. Four men are standing along the back row of the chairs in black suits, seating guests. Three people can be seen walking toward the chairs. At the right of the cabin are two unidentified buildings, one of which is entirely visible, and the other partially visible directly at the right of the image. African American students are standing in front of the partially visible building on steps, perhaps waiting for a procession to begin. Many trees can be seen in the background of the image, including palm trees. On the back of the image is written "1939." The image is printed on Velox paper. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Looking East on Lake Down
Black-and-white photograh of three men looking east on Lake Down in Windermere (Fla.)
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Loring A. Chase, photographs.
Black-and-white photographs of Loring A. Chase, along with friends and family, late 19th century.
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Lucerne Circle, Orlando, Florida.
Color postcard of Lucerne Circle in Orlando. Front: photo of Lucerne Circle. Back: blank message side. Postcard was published by E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee.
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Lucerne Hotel.
Black-and-white photograph of the Lucerne Hotel, Orlando (Fla.) located near Lake Lucerne. Text on back of photograph: "Lake Lucerne, Corner South Main St.and 1881, Lucerne Hotel."
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Lue Gim Gong - Citrus Pioneer
Lue Gim Gong, born in China, came to the United States as a boy and was a citrus pioneer in Central Florida. He was known for his cross pollination techniques and hybrid fruits.
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Lue Gim Gong - Citrus Pioneer
Lue Gim Gong, born in China, came to the United States as a boy and was a citrus pioneer in Central Florida. He was known for his cross pollination techniques and hybrid fruits.
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Lukas Family Barn: Then and Now, 2015
The Lukas Family erected a barn (c. 1915-20) in which they could live while Paul Lukas, Sr. created enough sand blocks to build a proper house several years later. The barn still stands on the original Lukas homestead. A digital image, taken in 2015, shows that the lines of the original structure are still recognizable, although improvements have, of necessity, been made over the past century.
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Lukas Family Barn: Then and Now, c. 1915-20
The Lukas Family erected a barn (c. 1915-20) in which they could live while Paul Lukas, Sr. created enough sand blocks to build a proper house several years later. The barn still stands on the original Lukas homestead. A digital image, taken in 2015, shows that the lines of the original structure are still recognizable, although improvements have, of necessity, been made over the past century.
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Lukas Family Cousins Enjoy Playground at St. Luke's School. 1989
Several young Lukas Family cousins and their moms enjoy the large playground area at St. Luke's Lutheran School. 1989
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Lukas Family fields, c. 1921, with Paul, Jr. holding celery bouquet
Young Paul Lukas, Jr. holds a celery bouquet in the fields of his family's farm in Slavia, c.1921. Standing in the rear are his father, Paul Lukas, Sr. and mother, Maria. This image was used, in part, for a watercolor collage by Dr. James Koevenig. The painting was commissioned as a cover wrap for the book, "Like A Mustard Seed: The Slavia Settlement," the history of St. Luke's (1911-1934) authored by Dr. Paul Wehr. The photo also appeared in the published version of that book. JPEG image collected by Judy Duda for the church's 90th Anniversary celebration, 2002.
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Lukas Family fields, c. 1921, with Paul, Jr. holding celery bouquet
Young Paul Lukas, Jr. holds a celery bouquet in the fields of his family's farm in Slavia, c.1921. Standing in the rear are his father, Paul Lukas, Sr. and mother, Maria. This image was used, in part, for a watercolor collage by Dr. James Koevenig. The painting was commissioned as a cover wrap for the book, "Like A Mustard Seed: The Slavia Settlement," the history of St. Luke's (1911-1934) authored by Dr. Paul Wehr. The photo also appeared in the published version of that book. JPEG image collected by Judy Duda for the church's 90th Anniversary celebration, 2002.
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Lukas farm, harvesting celery, c.1930s, Black and White
Paul Lukas, Sr., far left, oversees harvesting and packing of celery in his fields. c.1930s
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Lukas farm, harvesting celery, c.1930s, Original
Paul Lukas, Sr., far left, oversees harvesting and packing of celery in his fields. c.1930s
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Lukas Home, c.1920s, Black and White
At home of Paul Lukas, Sr., c.1920s, four unidentified men visit. Mrs. Maria Lukas is holding a baby; daughter, Mary, is on the left.
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Lukas Home, c.1920s, Original
At home of Paul Lukas, Sr., c.1920s, four unidentified men visit. Mrs. Maria Lukas is holding a baby; daughter, Mary, is on the left.
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Luncheon in Founders Hall to Welcome New Members. 1991
Newly confirmed adult members were traditionally honored with a "New Member Luncheon," following the worship service at which they were formally accepted as members of the congregation. This event was held either on Sunday, April 21 OR August 4,1991, in Founders Hall and was typically attended by families of the Pastor and Vicar, officers and other leaders in the congregation to acquaint them with the new members and their families. Seated (clockwise from left): Bruce Fair, Carole Fair, Roxanne Rose(holding daughter Brittany, and Bruce Rose. Others in photo are unidentified.
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Lutheran Church in Slovenska Ves, Slovakia
Pages from"Evanjelicke kostoly na Slovensku" Janka Krisova, published by Tranocius in Slovakia, 2001. Shown are the exterior and interior of the Lutheran (evangelical) church in Slovenske Ves, the original home of the Michael Dinda Family. The Dinda family emigrated to the US early in the 20th century, settling in OH. Some of the family members became founders of the Slavia community in FL in 1911 and in the organization of St. Luke's congregation in March, 1912.
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Lutheran Church in Slovenska Ves, Slovakia
Pages from"Evanjelicke kostoly na Slovensku" Janka Krisova, published by Tranocius in Slovakia, 2001. Shown are the exterior and interior of the Lutheran (evangelical) church in Slovenske Ves, the original home of the Michael Dinda Family. The Dinda family emigrated to the US early in the 20th century, settling in OH. Some of the family members became founders of the Slavia community in FL in 1911 and in the organization of St. Luke's congregation in March, 1912.
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Lutheran Haven Board of Trustees Welcomes LC-MS FL-GA District Representative. 1961
Lutheran Haven Executive Director, Rev. Stephen Tuhy, welcomes Thomas Whalen, the first representative of the FL-GA District of the LC-MS to serve on the Haven Board of Trustees. Left to right: Andy Duda, Jr., Rev. Tuhy, Mr. Whalen, Andy Stank and Haven Supt., Mickey Kohany.