
Hampton Dunn Phototouring Florida Collection
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Sabal palm, our state tree, grows throughout Florida
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that explores how the sabal palmetto (also known as the cabbage palm) became the state tree of Florida and describes the "official" sabal palm on the south side of the Capitol building in Tallahassee. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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San-ai-an, "the adobe of three loves"
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes San-Ai-An, the Japanese Teahouse and Garden developed by Kiyoshi Ischimura in Miami. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Sanctuary lies 'a million years from Miami'
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary at the northern tip of the Big Cypress Swamp in Collier County. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Sanibel light guards island 'paradise'
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes Sanibel Island; includes a photograph of the Sanibel lighthouse. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Sarasota's Asolo Theatre is ancient
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Asolo Theatre that was built in Italy and transplanted to the John Ringling estate. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Sarasota's unique curbside culture
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes statuary, bought by John Ringling, that lined U.S. 41 outside of Sarasota. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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School house dates back to Revolutionary days
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes St. Augustine's olest wooden school house. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Seminole County never built a court house
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes Seminole County. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Serene spot marks site of brutal massacre
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the historical marker in Fort Lauderdale that commemorates the burial site of Colees, a family who was massacred during the Seminole War. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Sherman served at Fort Dallas as lieutenant
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes Miami's Fort Dallas and Sherman's stationing there during the Seminole Wars. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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'Sidewalk superintendents' got evangelized
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes First Baptist Church of Tampa. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Site of bloody Dade massacre now a park
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Dade Battlefield Historic Memorial state park in Bushnell and the battle, led by Major Francis L. Dade, that occurred there during the Second Seminole War. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Site of Koreshan cult now state park
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Koreshan Unity cult established by Curys Reed, later known by the name Koresh, and the community that he built in Estero, Florida. The Koreshan community's property later became a State park. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Site of the nation's first Christmas
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Christmas mass celebrated by Spanish soldiers, led by Hernando de Soto, in present-day Tallahassee in 1539. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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"Society" church preceded Palm Beach's wealthy Hampton Dunn collection
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Episcopal Church of Bethesday-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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sorry deal under the "treaty oak"
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the treaty of Moultrie Creek. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Spanish king gave American a piece of Florida
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes Fort George Island, including how the King of Spain bestowed the property to Don Juan McQueen. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Spanish plate fleet wrecked off Florida
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the anchor from the wreck of the Holandesa, flagship of the Spanish plate fleet, recovered from the coast of Cape Canaveral and and on display in Winter Park. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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State arsenal site has ancient background
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the St. Francis Barracks in St. Augustine. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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State hospital buildings are ante-bellum
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the buildings and grounds of the state mental hospital in Chattahoochee; the hospital sits on the grounds of the former U.S. Arsenal. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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State park now site for restored mansion
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Gregory House in Torreya State Park. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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"state shack" bows to "executive residence"
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Governor's mansion in Tallahassee. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Steamboating on the St. John's
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Hiawatha, the last of the Hart Line steamboats, and its docking in Palatka. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Steamboat 'Madison' rests in the Suwannee
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the wreckage of the steamboat Madison in the Suwannee River at Troy Springs. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.
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Step back into the Middle Ages --- in Florida!
Hampton Dunn
Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the Monastery of Saint Bernard, re-erected in North Miami. Date is approximate. Ca. 1960s.