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Program Number

24

Program Segments

Golf in Florida: 1886–1950

Author Richard Moorehead talks about his book, Golf in Florida:1886-1950. Today, Florida boasts more golf courses than any other state, with more than 1,400 courses.

Mark-In Point: 01:17 Length: 15:17

Remembering Sand Hill Cranes as Food

Harold Williams, pilot and citrus grower, discusses eating wildlife, such as cranes, turkeys, and turtles, during the Great Depression.

Mark-In Point: 16:56 Length: 05:44

Florida Center for Political History and Government

Museum of Florida History historians Erik Robinson and Andy Edel talk about Florida's Old Capitol building, which is now a museum of political history.

Mark-In Point: 22:40 Length: 05:33

Program Date

6-30-2009

Segment Summary

SEGMENTS | Golf in Florida: 1886–1950 | Remembering Sand Hill Cranes as Food | Florida Center for Political History and Government

Keywords

Florida Frontiers; Sports; Tourism; Great Depression; Folklife; Politics; Historic Preservation

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