Of
the 189 buildings in the Lake Cherokee Historic District, 160 are
contributing structures.
The Lake Cherokee neighborhood is bounded by the East-West Expressway on the north, Summerlin Avenue on the east, Orange
Avenue on the west and Cherokee Drive, Euclid Avenue, Delaney
Avenue and Gore Street on the south.
In July 1981, the Lake Cherokee area became Orlando’s
second locally designated historic district.
More
Information about the Lake Cherokee Historic District
Lake Cherokee District Ordinance
Map
of Lake Cherokee Historic District
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