Henry A. DeLand House Museum

Henry A. DeLand House Museum, 137 W. Michigan Ave., was built in 1886 for attorney Arthur George Hamlin, DeLand's first attorney and developer of the Hamlin orange. It is filled with period furnishings and collectibles. An extensive collection of period photographs is on display. The West Volusia Historical Society houses vintage photographs, artifacts and newspapers in a separate building. A gazebo housing a bust of Lue Gim Gong, known for his experimentation with and development of new citrus varieties, is on the grounds. Docent-led tours are available.

Guided tours are available. Time: Allow 1 hour minimum.