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Community Description
Short Description: Settlers of this community in the 1850s first chose Orange Home for a name. The postmaster, G.F. Hays, learned there was another Orange Home, so he chose Webster in honor of Daniel Webster. After construction of the Florida Southern Railroad in 1885, growth along the railroad began. A post office was established in 1886 and Webster's first school was built approximately two years later.
Community events include the Pepper Festival and the Sumter County Farmers' Flea Market.
Population: 834
Year of Incorporation: 1957
Location: Central Florida
Tax Rate: 4.642
Taxes Levied (per capita): $59.32
Total Area: 1.29 square miles
City Hall: City of Webster 49 SE 1st St, PO Box 28 Webster, FL 33597-0028 352.793.2073; 352.793.8006 Fax Email Contact
Library: E.C. Rowell Public Library 85 East Central Ave Webster, FL 33597 352.568.1600
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| Q. | What day of the week is the Webster flea market open? | | A. | The Webster Flea Market is open year-round each Monday from 6 AM to 2 PM, Rain or Shine during the summer and from 5 AM to 3 PM, Rain or Shine during the Winter, between Oct 1st to May 31st and all Federal Holidays. The Webster Market is only closed only if Monday falls on Christmas Day.
| | Q. | I am looking for the name, address and phone number of the Koi fish farm in Webster. I am stocking a pond and was told you have one. Please help me. thanx, jim | | A. | The nearest fish farm that we show in our database that raises and sells Koi is twenty miles south of Webster and just west of Dade City, Florida Aqua Farms. You can find them at 33418 Old Saint Joe Rd, phone: 352.567.0226 or Sales@Florida-Aqua-Farms.com" target=_blank>Email the Farms.
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