Everything that was here
- 1974–2001
Church Street Station entertainment districtOther
Bob Snow's club-hopping complex built around the depot and neighboring Church Street buildings.
See the map in 1975 → - 1889–1926
Old Orlando Railroad Depot (Church Street Station)Train Station
The 1889 depot lost its passenger trains in 1926, then anchored Church Street Station and now sits beside a SunRail stop.
See the map in 1890 →
Nearby history
Rosie O'Grady's Good Time Emporium
129 W Church St · 94 m away
Bob Snow's sawdust-floored Dixieland saloon opened on July 19, 1974 and became the seed of Church Street Station, one of
Rialto Theatre
27 W Church St · 102 m away
A 450-seat Mission Revival grindhouse with a huge marquee and double features; Cinema Treasures says demolished, a 2011
King Henry's Feast
15 W Church St · 121 m away
Dinner attraction in the Church Street portion that later relocated to International Drive.
Dickson & Ives
214 S Orange Ave · 154 m away
A grocery that became a department store in 1913, was rebuilt in 1920, and closed on April 11, 1965.
Astor Theatre
37 W Pine St · 170 m away
Renamed after a 1953 sale to the B. S. Moss Theatre Corporation.
McCrory's (Woolworth-McCrory Building)
101 S Orange Ave · 204 m away
A 1942 Art Moderne five-and-dime that kept parts of an 1888 building and was torn down in 2003.
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