A Walking Tour of Historic Longwood, Florida

As a Longwood native, I had always driven through town and not really questioned the old buildings that sat there. Over the years many of them were restored by the Longwood Historic Society. When I started doing this youtube project I knew I wanted to learn the history of these buildings. Luckily for me, I didn't have to look far for information. The Longwood Historic Society has a lovely walking tour on its website. If you live nearby or are just visiting stop by and enjoy a self-guided tour of our town's history.
Most of the pictures in this video came from either the Longwood Historic society website or google.
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Music:
You Are My Rainbow - Unicorn Heads
My Train's A Comin' - Unicorn Heads

0:00 Introduction
0:44 Bradlee-McIntyre House and Museum Built in 1883
0:56 Relocating the house to Longwood in 1973
1:20 Longwood Inn Built in 1883
2:01 Joe Tinker Chicago Cubs
2:41 Inside-Out House Built in 1873
3:06 Christ Church
3:21 Clouser Cottage Built in 188212
3:38 J.D. & N.J. Lewis House Built in 1886
5:09 Beesley-Milwee-House Built in 1887
6:02 Payne Building
6:20 Clock Tower Park Built 2000
6:28 J.H. Allen Grocery Store
6:34 New Old Longwood Post Office
7:09 Mc Gaughey House Built in 1914
7:21 Old Dixie Highway
7:46 Slade House
8:00 Le Rue House Built in 1885
8:11 Waits House
8:23 Old Schoolhouse
8:46 Clouser House
9:05 Longwood Community Building Built in 2002