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Window In The Hodge Home by D Hackett

The Visitor Hodge Center is a cracker house formerly the home of the Hodge Family who were related to the Dudley family by marriage. The exhibits located in the Visitor Center are changed periodically and may show objects from the Civil War era, and from the farmhouse. Also you can view a video of the history of Dudley Farm including listening to Miss Myrtle Dudley herself.

In the mid-1800s, the Dudley family, progressive farmers of their time, moved from Charleston, South Carolina to North Central Florida. Three generations of the family owned and worked the then 640-acre piece of land. For over 150 years, the Dudley family successfully maintained livestock, crops and large vegetable gardens. Eighteen original buildings constructed between the 1880s and 1945. Also dating back to the 1800s are hand-stitched quilts, a large quilting frame, an 1835 Bible carried by P.B.H. Dudley through the Civil War, photographs and farm impleme...

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