Why is this charming town called Tangerine? Let’s step back in time to 1879. Tangerine wasn’t always its name. It was once known as Olaville, named after the beautiful Lake Ola. A prominent horticulturist named Dudley W. Adams had settled here, cultivating a flourishing orange grove. He played a key role in the story of Tangerine. One day, a community meeting was held at the home of Adams’s sister-in-law, Miss Bessie Heustis. As they discussed the town’s identity, their eyes fell upon a particular tree gracing Miss Heustis’s yard – a tangerine tree, laden with its brightly colored fruit. The sight sparked an idea. Why not rename their town “Tangerine” after this delightful fruit that thrived in their land? The name stuck, forever linking this town with the sweet, tangy citrus. The tangerine tree that inspired it all may be long gone, but its legacy lives on in the name and the heart of this charming Florida town.
Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church
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