Native American Indian History in the Florida Keys
In our new book, The Florida Keys: A History Through Maps, we were honored to have archaeologist Bob Carr write the chapter on the first
In our new book, The Florida Keys: A History Through Maps, we were honored to have archaeologist Bob Carr write the chapter on the first
Hurricanes in the Florida Keys have been occurring as long as man has kept records. Spanish fleets were destroyed in 1622 when the treasure galleon
I occasionally give history talks and often start with how Florida was formed underwater in shallow seas, emerging as dry land when sea level fell.
Who discovered Florida? That’s the question we ask at the beginning of our new book on the Florida Keys. Who indeed? History tells us the
If any of the Bahamas Out Islands (Family Islands) have changed for the better over recent decades it has to be Spanish Wells. I think
Grand Bahama is one of the largest islands in The Bahamas and home to Freeport with the largest container yard in the country, ship repair
Long Island is one of the places in the Bahamas where I love to drive from one end of the island to the other. It’s
When I think about Great Inagua three things come to mind; flamingos, salt and a very long ride in my plane from Naples. After landing
Conception Island National Park is a wonderful place I’ve enjoyed on numerous trips. The island is deserted and the only access is by boat. I
Whenever Mayaguana comes to mind I remember approaching it’s western shore a few years back. Since the island is a long way out, the eastern
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