Old Times
This military general turned President helped establish the city of Tallahassee.
Who is Andrew Jackson?
This city is known as the "Theme Park Capital of the World," home to Walt Disney World and Universal Studios.
What is Orlando?
In 1971, this famous animator's vision came to life just south of Orlando, transforming Florida's tourism industry forever.
Who was Walt Disney?
She is famously known as the "Mother of Miami" and remains the only woman to found a major American city.
Before taking the Scottish-derived name Dunedin, the local settlement was originally named this after a general store owner.
What was Jonesboro?
You have to go through a security checkpoint in order to board this form of transport.
What is a airplane?
Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León named Florida in honor of this holiday.
What is Easter?
This city is the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the continental United States.
What is St. Augustine?
In the 1950s, the American space program established its iconic coastal home at this central Florida location.
What is Cape Canaveral?
This industrialist built a railroad line along the East Coast of Florida, connecting it all the way to Key West.
Who was Henry Flagler?
Established in the late 1970s, Dunedin's minor league baseball team plays home games at this ballpark opened in 1990.
What is TD Ballpark? (Team: Dunedin Blue Jays)
These long, comfortable vehicles ride on fixed tracks and used to be the dominant form of long distance transportation in Florida.
What are trains?
This beach, located near Pensacola, is known for its historic lighthouse and the National Naval Aviation Museum.
What is Pensacola Beach?
This Florida city is famous for its large Cuban community and historic district known as Little Havana.
What is Miami?
This sprawling stone fortress was built in St. Augustine by the Spanish to repel British and French forces, and is a national park today.
What is the Castillo de San Marcos?
This industrialist made the car affordable for the average American, which had profound impacts on the country's development.
Who was Henry Ford?
This historic Jazz Age hotel opened in 1927 with 110 rooms and today features a rooftop bar as part of Marriott's Autograph Collection.
What is the Fenway Hotel?
These vehicles combine the power of flight and flotation!
What is a seaplane?
Before European contact, early Floridians cultivated the land, made tools, and built large earthen structures known as these.
What are temple mounds?
This city is known for its space exploration history and is home to the Kennedy Space Center.
What is Cape Canaveral?
Before being demolished in 2021, this historic 1925 Dunedin mansion was rendered into a complete 3D digital preservation.
What is the Kellogg House?
This national park located in the Florida Keys is known for its coral reefs and marine life.
What is Biscayne National Park?
Dunedin's original "Library Hall" was located right on the waterfront in what is known today as this public park.
What is Edgewater Park?
These typically electric-powered vehicles used to be very popular in big Florida cities like Tampa and Miami.
What is a streetcar?
Florida officially entered the Union as the nation’s 27th state in 1845 under this man, its very first governor.
Who was William D. Moseley?
This city, located on Florida's west coast, is known for its rich cultural offerings, including the Dali Museum.
What is St. Petersburg?
This national park is famous for its large wetlands, alligators, and bird watching opportunities.
What is the Everglades National Park?
This former governor walked the entire state of Florida to promote his political campaign.
Who was Lawton Chiles?
Our fantasy motor coach for today's journey down memory lane was provided by this real former transport company.
What was Gulf Coast Motor Lines?
The design of this vehicle hasn't changed too much since the late 1880s.
What is a bicycle?