History of Pasco County, Florida


RECENT UPDATES: On Sept. 2, 2020, a page about the Baker House was added. On March 31, 2020, a 1926 letter to the editor was added the page on Lake Pasadena. On March 18, 2020, a list of post offices and postmasters in Hernando County was added here. On Feb. 29, 2020, lists of all mayors and city recorders of San Antonio were added to this page. On Jan. 14, 2020, a list of New Port Richey Police Chiefs was added, but it is still being researched.

MAIN ARTICLES: TimelineEarly ResidentsHistory of EducationOrigins of Place NamesHistorical MarkersWebb’s Florida (1885)Florida Gazetteer (1886-87)The Genesis of New Port Richey (1924)History of Pasco County (1943)Early Hernando County History

OTHER ARTICLES: AncloteAripekaBailey’s BluffBaker HouseBethany Baptist ChurchBird Racks in the Gulf of MexicoBlantonBradley MassacreWinifred BridgeArchie J. BurnsideJohnny CashChasco FiestaChasco Inn BuildingChipcoClay Sink (Slaughter)Clay Sink (north of Darby) – Community Congregational ChurchCounty CommissionCourt HouseCrystal SpringsCumpressco (Sumter County) – Dade CityDade City BannerDade City First Baptist ChurchDade City First Presbyterian ChurchDade City First United Methodist ChurchDade City ChurchesDade City Garden ClubDade City LibraryDade City German POW’sDarbyDixon’s HillDupree GardensEhrenElfersElfers Baptist ChurchesEllerslieEmmaus Baptist ChurchFire Departments of Western PascoFivayFort King RoadGowers CornerGreen KeyGreerGulf HarborsHacienda HotelJ. A. HendleyHerndonJoe HerrmannHudsonHurricane of 1921JessamineJoy-Lan Drive-In TheaterLacoocheeLake IolaLake Pasadena AreaLand O’ LakesLanier BridgeLoyceMedical ServicesMeighan/Richey Suncoast TheatreMilitary ServiceMohr/RooseveltMoon LakeNative AmericansNew Port RicheyNew Port Richey/HollywoodNew Port Richey First Baptist ChurchNew Port Richey LibraryNew Port Richey Police ChiefsNew Port Richey PressNew Port Richey – WilcoxO’Berry FamilyObituary DatabaseOdessaOrange LakeOur Lady, Queen of PeaceOverstreets/MoonshiningOwensboroPasco Baptist ChurchGerard Pilz, O. S. B.Pine HillPine Hill CemeteryPort RicheyPort Richey Community ChurchPort Richey First Baptist ChurchPost OfficesRailroadsRichland-Lumberton-TuckertownSaint JosephSaint LeoSalt SpringsSamuel PascoSan AntonioSan Antonio (Herrmann) – Sand Hill Baptist ChurchSand PondSapling WoodsGene Sarazen in NPRSass Hotel/Enchantment InnSeven SpringsSheriffJames Irvin SpiveyStilt HousesSumner FamilySurveyorsTarpon Springs (Pinellas Co.) – Telephone ServiceTownsend House ChurchTrilacoochee (Trilcoochee)TrilbyTrilby Baptist ChurchTurpentineFather Felix UllrichWesley ChapelWGULWhitehurst-Whidden-Stevenson FeudZephyrhillsZephyrhills Historical Association NewslettersVarious Articles

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