It’s a small community nestled in western Volusia County.

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EYE MAGAZINE August 1968 Vol 1 #6

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$78.00
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Welcome back to Cassadaga
please join me in viewing a few more places here and we’ll go on to complete the day (or even overnight exploration off the usual tourist doldrums.
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 1083 Stevens St,
A store with items to fit the enviroment as well as readings available.

 

 

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Green’s Haunted Museum

1079 Stevens St.

 

 

C. Green’s Haunted History House & Museum

 

 

This is a new one on me—–it was introduced to the town since my last visit here and so I can’t tell you about it….but according to their facebook:   The museum has plenty for those who want to learn about the paranormal, hauntings, other phenomenon and houses many artifacts and photographs of the beginnings in the area. #Cassadaga #VisitWestVolusia #HauntedHistory

 

 Green’s Haunted Museum – Cassadaga, FL

 

 

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ELEPHANT Metalic CANDLE

Holders Two Double

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So let’s get back on Cassadaga Road—-it  end just past (to the East) the hotel and you’ll turn left/north on Marion Street from here’s its only about four miles to out next stop 
This town south east of Deland stated out as as a log cain in 1858, buit besides a small alek and that was about it until  1883 when that man that the NW tow was named for:  Henry Deland discovered it.   When he introduced a sawmill. and a hotel and then named it all after his daughter (guess what her name was!).
Today the population is 2, 760    it has a modern industry complex—one they manufactued  exercise equipment and technically Cassadaga is part of the Lake Helen composition.  
The Street you have been traveling on from Cassadaga become Marion Ave after you cross W. Kicklighter Rd.
Continue until you come to Cassadaga Road on the right —turn onto same.
If you’re interested in staying over night at other than the Cassadaga Hotel—-there is a Bed and Breakfast on East Kicklighter Road.  Formerly the Clausser’s Bed & Breakfast
now

Lake Helen

The current owners were formerly frequent visitors to the inn.

 

The Victorian house that contains the B&B eis 3 stories in a secluded area surround by country side and big trees as well as flower gardens.  Built in 1895 it’s many porches gives a place to relax and getting away from it all.  It also has a carriage house.  It has a pub as well if the guest need a bit more relaation.

The Ann Stevens House, a Bed and Breakfast in Lake Helen, Florida

Vintage ’90s Items Rusty Wallace Black #2 Items

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Places to Eat in Lake Helen

Sinatra’s Ristoranté

355 Cassadaga Road,

Lake Helen,

Florida 32744,

(386) 218-3806

Temporary Covid 19 To-Go Hours

Temporary COVID 19 Hours:

Wednesday & Thursday: 12-9pm

Friday & Saturday: 12-10pm

Sunday: 8am-4pm

 

Meatball Pizza

Pappa’s Pizza and Sub

336 S Lakeview Dr

Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Wed
Enduring, simple sit-down spot with delivery, offering pies, subs & pastas, plus cannoli & desserts.

Volusia History

~ Retracing Florida’s Past

Vintage Glass Cobalt Blue 2 1/2″

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Check out a Park
Blake Parkt the corner of
S. Lakeview Ave
and W. Ohio Ave
Lake Helen, FL 32744
5-acre gathering spot for community events, with a picnic pavilion, playground & basketball courts.
Join us each Saturday for the
shopping event
. Vendors can contact Karen at 305-393-0682
493 S. Lakeview Dr.
Lake Helen, Florida
  • Photo taken at Lake Macy Park by Rob R. on 4/11/2012
Lake Macey Park
 E Kicklighter Rd,
Lake Helen, FL 32744
Phone: (386) 228-2121
“Nice little park to go fishing or kayaking.”
Royal Park
Michigan Ave.
On the south end of Lake Helen lake.  Has a small pavilion with picnic amenities, restroom facilities, a small ‘band stand’ and a boat ramp.  Sailboats, Rowboats, or boats with trolling motors only, are allowed on the lake. No jet skis, no cast netting, no wake zone.
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Location in Seminole County and the state of Florida

1968 Look Magazine With Rosemary’s Baby and Ethel Kennedys as well as Computer Data Banks

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This is an image of the seal for the City of Lake Helen
Lake Helen – Cassadaga
Historical Trail
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