Robert's story
The story
In 1835 David Trumbull Lanman joined him, forming Murray & Lanman, and the fragrance became a drugstore staple by the early 1850s; it is still produced today under the original 1808 formula.
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Robert
I. Murray
Robert I. Murray, a New York City perfumer, introduced Florida Water in 1808.
- Earliest in our catalog
- Florida Water, 1808
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Florida Water
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