Orlando Spares Historic Lake Eola Home


Author: The Daily News Now! February 26, 2026 Duration: 1:11
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Orlando Spares Historic Lake Eola Home

Orlandos Lubbe House, the last historic home on Lake Eola, has been saved from demolition. Residents and preservationists have rallied for its landmark status, but Mayor Buddy Dyer opposes it due to high restoration costs. The Historic Preservation Board will decide next month. Meanwhile, another city-owned building, City Centre, is still set for demolition.

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