it was the link between northeast orange county, maitland, and northwest orange county, apopka. and so the road itself is a historic roadway. now, we're in a a space that looks a lot different are if modern eaton theville or eatonville of the day. in fact, this is a space that really hearkens back to what we call old florida. and we are standing in a place where zora neale hurston is known to have done some of her writing. you know, at a certain point she came back and forth to eatonville, and at times when he did stay here -- she did stay here, we call this tuxedo junction. it's actually located right on the shore, so to speaks of lake -- [inaudible] it is a place, as i say, that she is known to have done some of her writing. now we're at the matilda mow city house -- mosley house museum, and we're here because matilda, known as millie, was a direct descendant of the founder of the town of eatonville, joe clark, especially a place like florida and the south, the porch is, it's a social gathering place for family and friends. and here we actually are stationed or positioned in t

[applause] >> in the early 1900s, he's kennedy boulevard was the old apopka highway, the link betweenty, maitland and northwest orange county, apopka, so the road itself is historic. we are in the space that looks different from modern eatonville, the place that harkens back to old florida. we are standing in a place where zora neale hurston is known to have done her writings. at a certain point, she came back and forth to eatonville, and at times when she stayed here, we called this took cito junction -- we called this tuxedo junction. it's a place she is known to have done some of her writing. now we are at the matilda mosey house museum because matilda mosley, known as tillie, was zora neale hurston's best friend at the time. matilda was a direct descendant of the founder of eatonville, joe clark. especially in the south, the porch is a social gathering place for family and friends. here we are stationed in the porch. what you see here represents the essence of zora neale hurston as a folklorist. she was a writer, folklorist and anthropologist. in this photograph, she is collecting

it was the link between northeast if orange county, maitland and northwest orange county, apopka. and so the road itself is a historic roadway. now, we're in a space e that looks at lot different from modern eatonville or eatonville of the day. in fact, this is a space that really hearkens back to what we call old florida. and we are standing in a place where zora neale hurston is known to have done some of her writing. you know, at a certain point she came back and forth to eaton ville, and at times when she did stay here, we call this tuxedo junction. it's actually located right on the shore, so to speak, of the lake. it is a place, as i say, that sheds known to have -- she is known to have done some of her writing. now we're at the matilda mosley house museum. and we are here because matilda mosley, known as tillie, was zora neale hur on the tees -- hurston's best friend as a child. she was a direct descendant of the founder of the town of eaton theville, clark, especially in a place like florida in the south. the porch is, it's a social gathering place for family and friends.

it was the link between northeast orange county, maitland, and northwest orange county, apopka.o, the road itself is historic. we're in a space that looks a lot different from modern eatonville, in fact, this is a space that harkens back what we call old florida. we are standing in a place where zora neale hurston is known to have done some of her writing. at a certain point, she came back and forth to eatonville, and at times, when she didn't stay here we called this ticks ito junction. it is located on the shores of the lake. it is a place that she is known to have done some of her writing. now we're at the matilda house museum. we are here because matilda mosley, known as tillie, was already a hurston's best friend at the time. matilda mosley was a direct descendant of the town founder, joe clark. especially in florida in the south, the porch is the social gathering place for family and friends. here we are positioned in the porch. what you see really represents the essence of zora neale hurston as a folklorist. she was the writer of this new very classic, "their eyes were wa

kennedy boulevard was the old ithaca highway the link between orange county maitland in orange county apopka so the road itself was a historic roadway. we are in a place that looks a lot different from modern eatonville are the eatonville of the day and it hearkens back to what we call old florida and we are standing in a place where she is known to have done some of her writing. at a certain point she came back and forth to eatonville and at times when she did stay here we called this tuxedo junction. it's actually located right on the shores of the lake. it is a place as i say that she is known to have done some of her writing. now we are at the matilda mazie house museum and we are here because matilda mosley known as tillie. matilda mosley was a direct descendent of the founder of the town of eatonville. a special in a place like florida and the south the porch is a social gathering place for family and friends in here we are stationed or positioned in the woods. what you see here really represents the essence of the folklorist. she was the course a writer but she was also a folklorist i

east kennedy boulevard originally was a part of the old apopka highway.as born in 1891 and died in 1950. her families brought her to eatonville when she was basically a toddler. in the early 1900s this roadway, now east kennedy boulevard, was the old apopka highway. it was the link between northeast orange county, maitland, and northwest orange county/apopka. the road itself is a historic roadway. we are in a space that looks a lot different from modern eatonville or the eatonville of today. this is a space that harkens back to what we call old florida. we are standing in a place where hurston is known to have done some of her writing. at a certain point she came back and forth to eatonville and at times when she stayed here it is actually located on the shores of the lake. it is a place that she is known to have done some of her writing. now we are at the matilda mosley house museum and we are here because matilda mosley, known as tillie, was norma hurston's best friend as a child. she was a direct descendant of the founder of the town of eatonville. flo