Tiffany’s stunning art pottery is on display at the Morse Museum. Photo by Linda Cabasin

Tiffany Studio’s lamps are among the designer’s iconic creations. Photo by Linda Cabasin

The Morse presents examples of the Wistaria (Tiffany used the British spelling) lamp designed by Clara Driscoll. Photo by Linda Cabasin

Tiffany experimented for years before producing the daffodil columns at Laurelton Hall. Photo by Linda Cabasin

The Daffodil Terrace from Laurelton Hall, named for its daffodil-topped columns, is a museum highlight. Photo by Linda Cabasin

The stunning mosaic and glass Tiffany Chapel, created in 1893, was restored by the Morse Museum. Photo by Linda Cabasin

In 1911, Charles Hosmer Morse donated Central Park to Winter Park. Photo by Linda Cabasin

Even in the rain, Winter Park’s downtown is charming. Photo by Linda Cabasin

The jeweled binding of the Lindau Gospels, dating to the 9th century, makes this one of the Morgan’s treasures. Photo by Linda Cabasin

Interactive feature in the dining room, with items from a tea set labeled to show their connection to slavery. Photo by Linda Cabasin