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Welcome to Ormond Beach, FL

New construction paired cottage homes have been developed in maintenance-free residential communities racing on its sand beaches back in 1903. During its infancy, inventors such as Ford, Olds, Stanley and Packard came to test their automobiles on the only reliable flat track in the United States. John D. Rockefeller discovered Ormond Beach's immaculate golf courses and made his winter home at The Casements. Nowadays, light industry, award-winning education and a medical system second to none is what this area is known for.
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