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Document Type
Map
Physical Location
F316 .R47 1912 Map 1
Contributors
Mary Wolfe Dumont {joint author} ; Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen Dumont, 1869-1939 ; Rand McNally and Company
Date of Creation
1912
Publication
New York : Dodd Mead and Company
Language
English
Description
Contents: Preface -- Florida, the "land of flowers" -- History and antiquities -- Topography -- Climate -- Sports -- Routes through Florida -- Jacksonville -- Jacksonville to Fernandina -- Jacksonville to Mayport -- Jacksonville to Key West -- I Jacksonville to St. Augustine -- II St. Augustine to Palm Beach -- III Palm Beach to Miami -- IV Miami to Key West -- V History of the Florida East Coast Railway -- VI The Everglades -- The St. John's river: Jacksonville to Enterprise -- The Ocklawaha river: Palatka to Silver Springs -- Jacksonville to Tallahassee and Pensacola -- Jacksonville to Tampa -- I Via the Atlantic coast line -- II Via the Seaboard air line -- Jacksonville to St. Petersburg -- Jacksonville to Fort Myers -- Jacksonville to Burnett's Lake and Perry -- The Caloosahatchee river -- Waycross to Port Tampa -- Inland Waterways -- New York to Key West, Fla. -- New York to Charleston, S. C. -- Charleston, S. C., to Jacksonville -- Jacksonville to Miami -- Miami to Key West -- Hotel list -- Women's Club's in Florida.
Part of
Allen Lastinger Center for Florida History
Keywords
Early maps; Inland navigation -- United States -- Maps; Florida -- Maps; Florida -- Description and travel -- Maps
Recommended Citation
Rhodes, 1871-1929, Harrison Garfield. "A guide to Florida for tourists, sportsmen and settlers, Map 1." New York : Dodd Mead and Company, 1912. Allen Lastinger Center for Florida History. Thomas G. Carpenter Library, University of North Florida. UNF Digital Commons, https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/alcfh-maps/123
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