Hollinswood Ranch Oral History Project
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Interviewer
Marilyn Polson
Publication Date
8-15-2024
Abstract
In this interview, Lee Earl Stokes describes Hollinswood Ranch and his work as a ranch hand, which includes cattle handling, haying, hunting operations, land management, and maintenance. Stokes describes his family's involvement across multiple generations, relationships with the Hollins family, and changes in ranch operations over time. The interview also records his observations of environmental change, land development, and the loss of agricultural spaces in Citrus County.
Keywords
Ranch life--Florida--Citrus County, Cattle ranches--Florida--Citrus County--History, Cowboys--Florida--History, Hunting--Florida--Citrus County--History, Prescribed buring--Florida, Land use, Rural life--Florida, Environmental change
Extent
01:24:00; 56 page transcript
Subject: geographic
Dunnellon (Fla.), Marion County (Fla.)
Language
English
Type
Oral History
Media Type
Audio; Text
Format
Digital only
Identifier
hollinswood_ohp-1011
Recommended Citation
Stokes, Lee Earl, "Lee Earl Stokes Oral History Interview" (2024). Hollinswood Ranch Oral History Project. 13.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/hollinswood_ohp/13
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