Hometown News
BREVARD COUNTY — The clock is ticking for one historic home as members of the Green Gables at Historic Riverview Village Inc. work to raise $285,000 by April 15 to save a vital part of Melbourne’s history.
Home Town News Brevard
To help bring more awareness to this historic home and to raise funds, nonprofit organization bUneke has gathered a professional film crew from Orlando to create a very professional documentary.
Filming took place over four days in early December, and will be released in early January.
Chanel 6 News
When Chanel 6 News in Orlando learned that the historic house, known as Green Gables, was in danger of being demolished,
Carolina Cardona, a Reporter, came to Green Gables to film a plea for help. Please watch the video that was aired on December 23, 2019.
Florida Today
Christina LaFortune, from Florida Today, published a featured article on Jan. 7, 2020. The article tells the story of Green Gables through pictures and video.
bUneke Magazine
bUneke, a non profit organization, supports other non profit organizations by featuring them in many ways. They strongly believe in the vision of Green Gables. You can read their article beginning on page 10 in their bUneke Magazine.
Central FL News 13
MELBOURNE, Fl. - by Krystel Knowles - December 15, 2019 - A historic home in Melbourne, saved from being torn down about ten years ago, is facing an uncertain future once again.
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TGIF - Florida Today
Looking for something to do in Melbourne, Florida? The Documentary about Green Gables, "Forgotten Enchantress", will be shown at Intracoastal Brewery on Feb. 20th at 6:00pm. Also stop by and visit Green Gables open Saturdays 10 - 2.