100 North Woodland Blvd. - Constructed in 1887, this building was originally Miller's Hardware. In addition to hard- ware, Miller's sold feed and seed. Have a question about steamboats instead of feed and seed'? Miller operated a steamboat office from the rear of the building.

The building was one of the first brick commercial buildings constructed after the fire. It has a gabled roof. Charles Miller, an early DeLand settler, financed it. He operated a dry  goods store and served as the Clyde Line Steamship Company's agent for decades. In 1925, Bert Fish, attorney and politician, bought the building from Miller for $150,000.

106 North Woodland Blvd - The building was constructed in 1897 and later served as the home of Jim Hughes Sporting Goods. No sports enthusiast would be without horseshoes, clubs or rackets as long as Jim Hughes had anything to do with it.

Currently occupied by:
The Wholesale Computer Company
DeLand, FL 32720
www.theholesalecomputercompany.com
(386) 738-4880

108 North Woodland Blvd - If you didn't like the haircut the week before from the other barber up the street, Clifton's Barber Shop was eager for your new business. Built in 1897, the shop had many a patron drift off to sleep while getting a shave or haircut.

Currently occupied by:
Special T's
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-3786

110 North Woodland Blvd -

Currently occupied by:
Gold Leaf Gallery & Framing
DeLand, FL 32720
www.goldleafgalleryandframing.com
(386) 943-4040

112 North Woodland Blvd - This is the original home of the Reeve and Howard Gift Shop. The store covered two storefronts and catered to the customer that was in search of the perfect gift for a dear loved one or friend.

Currently occupied by:
Sister's Restaurant
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 740-9060

114 North Woodland Blvd - This is the original home of the Reeve and Howard Gift Shop. The store covered two storefronts and catered to the customer that was in search of the perfect gift for a dear loved one or friend.

Currently occupied by:
DeCard Asian Market
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-9905

116 North Woodland Blvd - Built in 1887 as Ford's Clothing Store, customers could shop for the latest in clothing and then wander upstairs for a serious game of billiards in Jim Butts Pool Hall. In the back room was the High Stakes poker game. Players used to station a young man in the pool hall shooting pool and if the local lawman arrived he would bang his pool cue on the floor and the poker players would run.

The two-story building is constructed with storefront architectural tones of the mid-nineteenth century. It features a large display window and a formal entry.

118 North Woodland Blvd - The Lane Realty k Insurance Company was located here after the building's construction in 1909. Customers could find a house and insure it all in the same day.

The actual structure boasts the recessed storefront, which was a common configuration. Noteworthy is a central entrance with sloping windows on each side. Above the awning, the building also has an ongoing cornice interspersed with half pilasters.

Currently occupied by:
Primitive Expressions
DeLand, FL 32720
www.primitiveexpressions.com
(386) 740-0022

120 North Woodland Blvd. - After chatting a spell, the menfolk could make deposits, check on accounts or send their wives to do the same. The Volusia County Bank k Trust Company served its customers from this location when it was built in 1909.

The building is a testament to the Greek Revival style of architecture, which was popular at the turn of the century. Notable features include a full-length portico, displaying an overhanging pediment supported by Ionic columns and Tuscan pilasters. The side facade offers a dropped cornice that protects the structure with wide eaves and hooded windows on the second story.

124 North Woodland Blvd. - Roswell Bushnell financed the cost of a building in 1893. This address is the fruit of his efforts. Bushnell was a local grocer who maintained a grocery store to the north of this building.

Above the awning, the building also has an ongoing cornice interspersed with halt pilasters

126 North Woodland Blvd

128 - 130 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Penacho's Mexican Grill
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 734-4444

132 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Candy Castle
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 734-0066
Candycastle.net

134 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Salon Blondie & Barber Shop
DeLand, FL 32720
salonblonde.com

136 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Furniture By Design
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 734-4365
Furniturebydesigndeland.com

138 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Mr. Bill's Bakery and Sandwich Shop
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 943-8616

140 North Woodland Blvd.

142 - 144 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Bill & Franks Brickhouse Grill
DeLand, FL 32720
www.brickhousegrill.com

146 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
A-Auto Insurance World
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 734-7283
www.yp.bellsouth.com/sites/insuranceworld

200 North Woodland Blvd. - This address was constructed as a one and one-half story building in 1892. The downstairs was the home of Codrington News. When the building was raised another story in 1897, the DeLand Opera House occupied the upstairs. If you had been here in April 1892, the cast of Fantine would have entertained you with its theatrical antics.

Currently occupied by:
Great Expressions
(386) 738-3703
DeLand, FL 32720

202 North Woodland Blvd. - Built in 1910 and occupied by Bauman's Feed Store, it was "The Farmer's Supply Store. Advertisers made sure that customers knew the shelves were stocked with feed, grain, hay, flour, fertilizer and insecticides. Just phone 245 and the Bauman brothers were at your service.

204 North Woodland Blvd. - No need to worry about running out of money here. In 1910 you could have strolled downtown DeLand and stopped at the neighborhood ''Five and Dime.

Currently occupied by:
Elduet's Treasures of the World
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-2912
Elduets.com

206 North Woodland Blvd. - Constructed in 1922 and occupied by Cruse's Bicycle Shop. Carl T. Cruse used the building for his sales and repair business. Known for Pierce and Yale brand bikes and later Indian motorcycles, Cruse organized a service of young boys to deliver packages to customers on his bikes. Masonry vernacular in style, the structure is one story in height and is designed as a retail storefront on the first floor.

Currently occupied by:
Danny's Shoe Service
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 734-1645

208 North Woodland Blvd. - Constructed in 1922 and occupied by Cruse's Bicycle Shop. Carl T. Cruse used the building for his sales and repair business. Known for Pierce and Yale brand bikes and later Indian motorcycles, Cruse organized a service of young boys to deliver packages to customers on his bikes. Masonry vernacular in style, the structure is one story in height and is designed as a retail storefront on the first floor.

210 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Havana Cuba
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-7726

212 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Laura's Woman's Consinaree
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 822-4010

214 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
DeLand Discount Music
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 943-9432
www.discountmusicstore.com

216 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Anderson Architecture
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-6737

218 - 220 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
The Bread Basket
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-1858

222 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
Advanced Networking Computers
DeLand, FL 32720
www.anc1.com
(386) 734-7720

224 North Woodland Blvd.

Currently occupied by:
State of Florida Legislative Office of Joyce Cusack, State Representative
DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 943-7900
www.myfloridahouse.gov