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Rose Bynum Oral History · Winter Park History Museum's "A Stroll Down Park Avenue"

• 0:00
  Interviewer introduces Rose Bynum for the Winter Park Historical Association interview.
• 0:32
  Rose Bynum describes her family history, parents, grandparents, and early roots in Winter Park, Florida.
• 1:56
  She discusses growing up on Canton Avenue and the playground her father built for local children.
• 2:59
  Bynum recalls her mother being honored as one of the oldest living native residents of Winter Park.
• 3:57
  She talks about attending Hannibal Square School and spending time with the McMaster family.
• 5:08
  Bynum recounts experiencing racial segregation at a drugstore during childhood.
• 6:06
  She remembers the kindness shown to her by the McMaster family and her childhood experiences.
• 7:10
  Bynum discusses attending Hungerford High School and being named Miss Hungerford High.
• 8:11
  She reflects on Ward Chapel AME Church and her father's role in helping build it.
• 9:10
  Bynum recalls pastors who served the church over the years.
• 9:54
  She describes her career working as a personal assistant for developer Herbert Robinson.
• 11:12
  Bynum explains her responsibilities managing Robinson's household and staff.
• 12:04
  She discusses major changes in Winter Park and her concerns about the transformation of Hannibal Square.
• 13:53
  The interviewer comments on her contributions to local history and volunteer work.
• 14:39
  Bynum explains the origins and leadership of the ID Women's Club.
• 16:06
  She provides details about the club's founding, members, and clubhouse history.
• 17:42
  Bynum discusses the club's continuing activities and community use of its facilities.
• 18:34
  She reflects on the ID Women's Club's anniversary, youth involvement, and lasting community impact.
• 21:02
  The interview concludes with thanks and closing remarks.