A Piece of OLD FLORIDA

[@RoadiewithRich]

That’s an old building! 👍

[@zekrk504]

Great video Explorer!!

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Thank you

[@hollygreene4239]

Love my Volusia county ❤

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Home 💖

[@michaelandjulie]

Amazing! These are getting hard to find'. Have you ever visited the Port Orange Depot? Whoops! I left my comment before I made it to the end of your video and you mentioned Port Orange! I'll have to go check your video out. I enjoyed it when I got to see it also! That was the first time I heard about Henry Flagler, believe it or not! I've since seen his fingerprints are all over Florida!!!

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Yeah, Henry Flagler was the man!!! He did alot of the east coast of Florida. Wish i could find some more old train depots. I think most of them are long gone. Thanks for joining me!😎👍

[@AL-vo2uh]

From what I could find, in the late 80s this was a tree fern and leatherleaf family farm a part of FernTrust cooperative owned by a Mr Redeker (RIP). Before 1987, I have no idea what was here... couldnt find anything via internet.

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Oh very cool history! Lots of ferneries out that way...could still be part of the Ferntrust cooperative.