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About Delray Beach:

Native Americans supposedly lived in the area of Delray Beach at different times and slaves may also have passed into the are of Delray in the early nineteenth centuty, but there is no record of that.

History states that the begining of this was the construction of the Orange Grove House in 1877.  The house got its name from the grove of mature orange and the tropical fruit trees that were found in the are for the house, but no evidence of who planted the trees have survived.

In 1884 the settlement began when blacks from the north part of FL purchased land near the Orange Grove House and began working.  Back then, the black community was large enough to open the first school in the area, now the downtown district.

In 1895 Wiliam Linton bought a piece of land just west of the Orange Grove House and began selling houses in what he would hope become a farming community.  This community  was name after Linton, and is now Linton Blvd.

The Linton settles started gaining success with farming of winter crops for the northern states.  A freeze in the late 1800s  was a setback and many left including Mr. Linton.  In attempt to change the luck of the community, or to leave behind a bad reputation, the name was then changed to Delray after the Detroit neighborhood of Delray which was named after the Mexican American war battle “Molino del Ray.”

By the first quarter of the 1900s Delray had a population of over a thousand.  In 1912, the are was owned by the State of Florida and became a town.  The same year the pineapple plants were built.  Pineapples became the main crop of Delray.  This reflected in the name of the present day Pineapple Grove neighborhood near downtown Delray, where the Delray Beach Apartments are now built.  This was the beginning of Delray Beach apartments.

The Florida boom of the 20s brought many good things to the town of Delray.  Tourism and apartments in Delray Beach became important parts of the local economy.  Delray issued bonds to raise funds to install water and sewer pipes, pave the roads and sidewalks.  Hotels and apartments began being built in Delray.  At that time Delray Beach was the largest town on the East Coast of Florida between West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale.

The collapse of the economy in 1926 left Delray Beach saddled with high bond debts and greatly reduced income from property taxes.

Delray Beach Apartments are seperated by two bodies of water, the Florida East Coast Canal (now the intracoastal, and the Atlantic Ocean)  In 1923 the part between the canal and the ocean was made part of Delray Beach and later that decade was merged into one town.

 

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