The neoclassical facade of the 1927 Orange County Courthouse, now the History Center, with columns, exhibition banners and arched windows.

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Orange County Regional History Center

The Orange County Regional History Center is a history museum in downtown Orlando, housed since 2000 in the neoclassical 1927 Orange County Courthouse designed by Murry S. King. Four floors of exhibits trace about 14,000 years of Central Florida history, alongside visiting exhibitions; the museum is a Smithsonian affiliate.

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