In this Episode, WPHM Vice President Rick Baldwin interviews Harold Anson Ward, III and discuss the Ward family, one of Winter Park's first pioneer families, their involvement with the McKean and Morse families as well as what it was like growing up in Winter Park during the 1930's-40's, and more!

Edith Royal an Oral History. Edith discusses her life as a dancer and dance instructor. She also describes her students, travel, and Winter Park.

James Gamble Rogers an Oral History. Here James Gamble Rogers depicts his time in Winter Park, family and friends in the area, hurricanes, and Rollins College.

Conversations with Robert Langford. Robert speaks on living in Winter Park, building the hotel in Winter Park, as well as his foreign business.

A short interview with historian Dorothy Shepherd Smith on the establishment of the Congregational Church in early Winter Park.

An Interview with Winter Park Historian Dorothy Shepherd Smith conducted in 2001 talking about her personal life and what it was like growing up in early Winter Park.

Part two of the 1995 Interview with Winter Park Historian Dorothy Shepherd Smith.

A 1995 Interview with historian Dorothy Shepherd Smith who's family was one of Winter Parks First. 

Husband and wife Richard ("Dick") and Catherine Baldwin talk about the history of Winter Park through their eyes. They tell the story of Richard's father coming to Orlando and the hardware store he owned, memories from going to school in Winter Park, various historical associations and books, dairy farming, old shops in Winter Park, the origins of Catherine's family, and much more.

Jane Adriatico talked to Winter Park Historical Association interviewer Kelly Fluge about her life story: her early life, her time as a nurse in the U.S. Army, meeting her husband, moving to Winter Park, and her close friendship with Albin Polasek.