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A peek into the history of the Junior League of Greater Lakeland building

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A man and woman stand in front of the JLG building on their wedding day

The Junior League of Lakeland building hosts everything from weddings to baby showers and birthday parties.

Photo provided by Junior League of Greater Lakeland

In 1927, Lakeland’s first community center opened. Designed by Lakeland architect W.B. Talley, the Italian Renaissance building was originally named after the first incorporated women’s club in America: The Sorosis Club of New York.

Fast forward to 2005. Members of the Junior League of Greater Lakeland decided to buy the building and share it as a gift to the community. Today, Lakelanders can host events and explore a piece of history for themselves.

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