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The impressive and rich history of Ormond Beach

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When 24-year-old William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. came to Ormond Beach in 1904 to set the world land speed record, he was followed by a large group of his peers, young heirs of the wealthy industrialists from the northern part of…
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The impressive and rich history of Ormond Beach

When 24-year-old William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. came to Ormond Beach in 1904 to set the world land speed record, he was followed by a large group of his peers, young heirs of the wealthy industrialists from the northern part of…

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Hometown News Volusia broke the news on Wednesday, April 22, 2026.
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