Sources
Honeymoon Row — the 1880s newlywed homes on Lake Minnie
A cluster of 1880s newlywed homes along the west shoreline of what was then called Lake Minnie (sources count five to six). Two survive — the Poyntz-O'Neal House (1887) and the Gunby House (1887) — both anchors of the district designation. The Poyntz-O'Neal House also carries Central Florida's first women's-suffrage-meeting parlor.
Where this comes from
Everything the neighborhood consulted on this subject. Follow any of them and check the work yourself — that's what they're here for.
- Historic Preservation Districts — City of Orlando
- Explore Orlando's First Historic Home On Lake Cherokee — Orlando Magazine
- Orlando Historic Districts: Lake Cherokee — The Craftsman Blog
- Historic Orlando Homes for Sale — Poyntz-O'Neal House
- Jessie Mallory Thayer O'Neal and woman's suffrage — The Lucas Countyan
- Orlando Lake Cherokee Historical Trail (razed-home dates: Cheney/Odlin 1915, Weeks 1944, Newell 1975)