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Program Number

45

Program Segments

21st Annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival

N. Y. Natheri and Maya Angelou talk about the annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival held in Eatonville, which is the oldest African American municipality in the U.S. The purpose of the festival is to preserve and promote African American culture.

Mark-In Point: 01:20 Length: 17:49

Oldest Art in the Western Hemisphere

James Kennedy found a mammoth bone decorated with a carving of a mammoth, possibly the oldest art ever found in the Western Hemisphere.

Mark-In Point: 18:29 Length: 04:11

Trolleys and Streetcars in Florida

Historian Seth Bramson talks about how many cities in Florida had streetcars and trolleys for public transportation.

Mark-In Point: 22:42 Length: 05:16

Program Date

1-12-2010

Segment Summary

SEGMENTS | | 21st Annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival | Oldest Art in the Western Hemisphere | Trolleys and Streetcars in Florida

Keywords

Florida Frontiers; African American; Florida Authors; Archaeology; Art; Transportation; Development

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