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Program Number

25

Program Segments

Florida's 1920 Land Boom and the 21st Century

Alan Bliss compares the land boom and bust of the 1920s with the recent boom and bust cycle at the beginning of the 21st century

Mark-In Point: 01:28 Length: 14:38

African American School in Gifford

Eddie Hudson remembers going to an African American school in Gifford.

Mark-In Point: 16:13 Length: 04:39

Sarasota Architecture

Florida architects Joe King, John Howie and Carl Abbott discuss the 1940s Sarasota School of architecture, which rejected the heavy Mediterranean styles of the 1920s for more airy structures that were flat-roofed, constructed of lighweight materials, and adorned with lots of glass.

Mark-In Point: 21:54 Length: 06:10

Program Date

7-7-2009

Segment Summary

SEGMENTS | Florida's 1920 Land Boom and the 21st Century | African American School in Gifford | Sarasota Architecture

Keywords

Florida Frontiers; Development; African American; Architecture

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