Maitland
Maitland combines a chain-of-lakes setting with the traffic intensity of metropolitan Orlando in a way that reflects its position in central Florida. Lake Maitland is one of the city’s defining waters, part of a connected lake system that has shaped residential neighborhoods and recreation. The city lies north of Orlando beside Interstate 4, a major north–south corridor through the region. Its cultural landmark, the Maitland Art Center, was founded by artist André Smith in the 1930s; its distinctive Mayan Revival-style complex is a National Historic Landmark. Maitland’s downtown and lakeside districts give this small city a character distinct from the surrounding urban area.
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Built around Fort Maitland, a U.S. Army post established during the Second Seminole War, Maitland grew into a lakeside city in Central Florida. Lake Maitland, part of the Winter Park Chain of Lakes, gives the city a water-oriented setting within the Orlando metropolitan area. Its cultural landmark is the Maitland Art Center, founded in 1937 by artist and architect Jules André Smith. Noted for its Mayan Revival architecture, the complex is a National Historic Landmark. The Art & History Museums of Maitland also maintain collections and historic buildings here. Find related webcams around the Winter Park Chain of Lakes to build a fuller picture of Central Florida.
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