1926 New Port Richey post card.

Cassie Coleman, picture of Vera Lucas Goodwin, Latoya Jordan. Goodwin was the long-time principal of Floyd Academy. Latoya Jordan is principal of Lacoochee Elementary School. Floyd Academy was a black school at Moss Town, near Lacoochee. Baseball player Mudcat Grant attended.

A Port Richey post card postmarked in 1922. It shows two century plants.

Records show that there was a Mae Hooker living in Odessa in 1914 so presumably that is she on the left.

Saint Leo Abbey Church tower. A colorized post card currently on Ebay, no date.

An aerial view of Doc’s Tower at the intersection of U. S. 19 and Gulf Drive in New Port Richey.

Gulf High School girls basketball team, 1926-27. Betty Bailey, Charlotte Dietritch, Mildred Remling, Myrtle Lapham, Pauline Paige, Ione Hill, Grace Clark.

Grand Boulevard, looking south.

Pithlachascotee River, New Port Richey, probably 1958-62.

Water fountain, City Park, Zephyrhills. Date uncertain.

Handy-dandy combination thermometer and Jan. 1961 calendar from Gallagher's service station in New Port Richey.

Scene in Zephyrhills, probably 1910s. The sign reads, "G. R. Pomeroy Contractor and Builder, frames, doors, sash" (and few more illegible words).

It almost happened. Tampa Times, Feb. 7, 1927.

Pres. Bush in Sims Park in New Port Richey in 2004. Photo by Kacee Tasin.

Midway Drive-In Theatre, Holiday, 1980.

This 69" x 82" quilt, on display now at the museum in Sims Park, will be raffled off Feb. 20. Tickets: 1 for $1 and 7 for $5. The quilt, "American Home," was created by the West Pasco Quilters Guild and donated to the WPHS as a fundraiser. Museum hours: 1-5 p.m. Fri., Sat, Sun.

St. Leo depot in Pasco County. An expensive post card currently on Ebay, which says it's from about 1903.

Main Street at Grand Boulevard, 1988. Photo courtesy of the New Port Richey Art Guild.

NPR railroad station, date unknown. Thanks Betty Wilson (6201).

Grand Blvd., New Port Richey. Handwritten on the back is Jan. 1948. Photo courtesy of D. Braun.