The old town of Arcadia was established in 1886. Typical of towns at that time, it had shops, general and special stores, entertainment and necessities. Some of the original buildings are still standing, with most of them converted into antique shops. The most impressive was the Opera House. Now a museum and antique shop, it has a lot of the original items, including stage scenes, projectors, spotlights, and posters.
I had a photo of Barbara singing on the Opera House stage. I think she founded it and deleted it. Ah Ha, found it.
There was a QR code that brought me to a self guided tour and history of Arcadia. If you are interested (and why would you be?) here is the link: http://selfguidedtour.historicdesoto.org/
I continue to enjoy my vicarious traveling with you, and its free!
Glad to have you along, Bob.
Reblogged this on The 5th Wheel and commented:
Added picture of Barbara Singing at the Opera House in Arcadia, Florida. Not sure how this reblog post works, yet.
OK, re-blogging seemed to work.
I don’t think that’s enough of reason for me to visit. Though I would have liked to hear Barbara sing.