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This is the first of three pages of a lease drawn up by the Model Land Company granting property to the City of Homestead at the center line of Krome Avenue and the center line of the Florida East Coa…

Received of Frederick S. Morse the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) to be placed to the credit of James H. Bolton, as settlement for Model Land Company in clearing right-of-way for new road ...

Model Land Company sales agent Frederick Morse writes to Florida East Coast Railway Company vice-president John P. Beckwith concerning sale of about 24 acres to A.T. Carter for $100.

Model Land Company Frank Pepper writes to L. B. Ernest regarding the lease of some of his property for construction of a railroad spur track to connect the main line of the Florida East Coast Railway…

Letter from Model Land Company sales agent Frederick Morse to Florida East Coast Railway Company President J. R. Parrott concerning the Coconut Grove land deed for Jackson and Mary Peacock.

Vice-President James Ingraham authorizes Model Land Company sales agent Frederick Morse to sell a five-acre tract to Cocoa Plum Thimble Club president Mary Elizabeth Dorn for the discounted price of $…

A. R. Livingston, vice-president of the Redlands Investment Company, writes to Model Land Company sales agents Frank Pepper and Burr Potter with a preliminary description of the property they leased t…

List of real estate agents appointed through the Florida East Coast Railway Chicago office, with agent names, addresses, and territories in North Dakota, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois…

Model Land Company sales agent Frank Pepper writes to Charles Henderson of Princeton to warn him off Company land, where Henderson was squatting and planting crops.

Receipt for $200 paid by the Model Land Company to George Paddock and Donald Caddigan for their property, on Company sales agent Frederick Morse's stationery.

Model Land Company sales agent Frank Pepper writes to Florida East Coast Railway Company vice-president John P. Beckwith concerning sale of about 24 acres to A.T. Carter in Coconut Grove. Carter belie…

Model Land Company vice-president J. W. Hoffman writes to sales agents Pepper and Potter that he is cancelling the lease of a Homestead lot to Captain M. C. Hardee, because the packing house on the pr…

Model Land Company vice-president James Ingraham sends this telegram to sales agent Frederick Morse: "Letter 8th regarding Dr Burkhart will allow 5 percent for cash Selections cover most of prairie on…

Colonel W. E. Gillmore and Lt. Colonel W. C. McChord, of the War Department Office of the Director of Military Aeronautics, Supply Group Real Estate Section, write to Model Land Company Frank Pepper r…

Model Land Company secretary Sidney Harrison informs sales agent Frederick Morse that their business concerning road construction in Goulds must wait.

Map showing locations of various towns and developments in Dade County. One area in northern Greater Miami is outlined in red pencil, with another small area shaded in red pencil, possibly labeled "Br…

Morse informs Ingraham that "Geo. M. Robbins, Esq., has been here, and although he is not in the best of health, he is ready to look after our trespassers. Therefore, I want to push the work in roundi…

Florida East Coast Railway Company statement of payment to Shutts, Smith, and Bowen, Attorneys, for consultation concerning a deed from Mary E. Peacock and Jackson Peacock to the Company.

One of a series of letters concerning Charles Deering's purchase of lands in Cutler, negotiated by William J. Louderbeck and the Model Land Company.

Continuation (p. 2) of January 13, 1912 letter to Florida East Coast Vice-President J. E. Ingraham.