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William Monroe Wells: One of the First Black Doctors in Orlando, Florida

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William Monroe Wells: One of the First Black Doctors in Orlando, Florida

Dr. William Monroe Wells was one of the first black doctors in Orlando Florida.

Dr. Wells built a hotel in 1921 for African-Americans barred from Florida’s segregated hotels.

Next to the hotel, Wells built the South Street Casino, one of the most popular venues for African-Americans in the South.

As a doctor, Dr. Wells was a strong advocate for his patient’s well being and helped deliver 5,000 babies.

Dr. Wells was both a role model and a symbol of success among African Americans in Orlando.

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