Historic 'places that matter' often hide in plain sight | Commentary – Orlando Sentinel

Each year in May, National Historic Preservation Month highlights the value of historic places in telling the stories of our past — such as pioneer Sam Robinson’s 1885 home, hidden in plain sight on a busy street, and the Park Lake/Highland neighborhood, much of which Robinson platted.

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