About Sarah M. Boye
Sarah M. Boye is a historian who uncovers the hidden stories buried in Orlando's past.
She is an author and public historian specializing in memory, community history, and the cultural landscape of Central Florida. Her work has been featured in both academic and popular publications, including Reflections magazine and the Orlando Sentinel. She has presented research at international, national, and state conferences, as well as lectures and programs hosted by museums, universities, government agencies, and civic organizations.
Her public history work extends beyond the classroom and the page, with projects that include the City of Orlando's Greenwood Cemetery Digital Walking Tour, the Parramore Speaks oral history initiative developed through a public partnership, and collaborations with genealogical societies and local institutions.
She has appeared on PBS affiliate WUCF’s Florida Road Trip and is the creator and producer of the forthcoming podcast Beneath the City Beautiful, which highlights overlooked stories in the city’s history.
