Cobb Jr., Needham Tyndale 'Tyn' (sold)
Needham Tyndale 'Tyn' Cobb Jr. (December 16, 1898 - August 7, 1984) was and American businessman, printer, and politician. Born in Sanford, North Carolina, Cobb moved from Atlanta to Central Florida in 1922, where he spent the rest of his life. He worked as the assistant manager of the Angebilt Hotel when it opened in 1923. He founded Ten Cobb's Florida Press, which he operated for the next thirty-three years. Cobb was elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 1943, 1945, 1947, but lost a bid for the Florida State Senate in 1948. He sold Ten Cobb's Florida Press in 1958. His first wife, Evelyn Pattie Cobb, died on January 24, 1970. He remarried to Vivian Adele Talbot on December 1, 1978.
Real estate in Orlando.
Orlando and Winter Park with Adjoining Territory Outside of City Limits.
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This is a 1947 Tyn Cobb city plan or map of Orlando and Winter Park, Florida. Streets throughout the cities are illustrated and labeled, along with numerous lakes, the botanical gardens, and the Rollins College campus. Both the Orlando Commercial Airport and 'Orlando's New Airport', today's Orlando International Airport, appear in the lower right. Detailed street indexes for Winter Park, Orlando, and the surrounding county are situated along the left border and dominate the lower left. Blue overprinting highlights the location of Harlow G. Fredrick's real estate business. A smaller map of Orange County occupies the lower third of the sheet on the verso. (more details)
Land of Lakes.
Street and Index Map of Orlando and Winter Park and adjacent territory outside of these city limits. / Large Aerial view of the Orlando Business District. / County Map Showing All oft Paved Roads.
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An impressive 1947 Tyn Cobb folding city plan or map of Orlando and Winter Park, Florida. It presents the area early in its post-World War II (1939 - 1945) population boom. (more details)