Interview with Archie Jackson 19
April 4, 2001

 here. My daughter found a 1905 nickel down here beside a tree. She found a Florida Southern Railway badge that she found that comes off a conductor's hat.
 It says Florida Southern Railway, Badge 1302. It's in perfect condition. B: Was there a railway through here?

J: This was the same one. It just became ACL after Florida Southern Railway. I
 think Florida Southern went out in 1895.

B: I think you're right. So this is a very historic area.

J: Oh yes. Where we're sitting is actually Colderville. It went back in here across
 234 back in those woods over there. Rochelle is just outside my fence there. B: So Colderville is on the east side and Rochelle is on the west side.

J: I can't claim residence for Rochelle. I'm in Colderville.

B: I don't believe I ever heard of Colderville.

J: It's on the maps.

B: On the old maps. Was there a post office here?

J: The post office was probably Rochelle. It was right over here just about a little
 over a quarter mile across the street here. B: So Colderville started on this side.

J: Right about that fence. You see, my road by my fence down there is a section
 line. It goes all the way up to my dad's house right through the middle of it. B: The stagecoach ran from where? From Rochelle?

J: Wherever it went to.

B: Ocala, Micanopy?

J: They claim they changed horses down at Oak Ridge Cemetery. There's a pond
 behind the cemetery. They call it Stagecoach Pond. That's what my daddy called
 it. They changed horses there, according to him.

B: Then they probably went to either Micanopy or Ocala.

J: I think this was kind of a restaurant stop. The house was only torn down in the
 40's. Hogan over here said it was a big thing.

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