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The DeLand Bridge Club, located in Deland, FL, has a rich history dating back to the late 1950s. Originally formed in DeLand and DeBary, the club joined the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL) in 1958 and played in various venues, including restaurants, a fire hall, and social clubs. In 1964, the club found its permanent home on Deerfoot Road, thanks to the efforts of Pete Besom and Norman Mortimer. The club, which is a non-profit corporation, continues to thrive and offers a variety of games and events for bridge enthusiasts. The DeLand Bridge Club is known for its welcoming and friendly atmosphere, where members come together to enjoy the game of bridge. The club's building, designed by Norman Mortimer and built by John Witt, was funded by shares in a first mortgage, with 32 individuals and families participating. Over the years, the club has paid off its mortgage and has become a staple in the community. With a dedicated board of directors and a range of games and lessons available, the DeLand Bridge Club is a hub for bridge players of all skill levels.Generated from the website