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Anderson's Corner was the Redland's crossroads store
Redland, Florida
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This wood frame store went up in 1912 for William Anderson, who had worked for Henry Flagler, at the crossroads that served the farming district. It sold general merchandise until the 1930s, then became apartments, and was condemned in 1975 before a reprieve turned it into the Harvest House restaurant. Hurricane Andrew tore it apart in 1992. It was partly restored and has stood empty since.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
Location: documented spot
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