The Chickee: An Innovation of Adaptation
At first glance, a traditional Seminole chickee may look unusual. Unlike many homes, it has no walls, yet this open-air design…
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At first glance, a traditional Seminole chickee may look unusual. Unlike many homes, it has no walls, yet this open-air design…
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Long before social media campaigns and tourism commercials, the Evening Independent newspaper found a simple way to convince the world that…
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Marjorie Greene Graff has spent decades helping keep the tradition of printmaking alive in Pinellas County. A trained printmaker and educator,…
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Beginning in the late nineteenth century, colorful paper labels transformed ordinary wooden citrus crates into miniature works of art. Measuring about…
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On July 29, 2006, the Tampa Bay Devil Rays delivered one of the most memorable victories in franchise history. Playing at…
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In the early 1950’s, visitors came to St. Petersburg for more than sunshine and sandy beaches. They also came to see…
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Today, the 727 area code is instantly recognizable across Pinellas County, but it is a relatively recent addition to Florida’s history.
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On July 25, 1884, a small newspaper began publication that would eventually become one of Florida’s most respected news organizations. Founded…
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Long before Florida became a state, John Cavallo, also known as “Gopher John,” played a remarkable role in one of the…
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Margaret Patterson believed that beauty could be found in everyday moments. Through her colorful woodblock prints of flowers, gardens, and landscapes,…
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On July 22, 1909, baseball legend Ty Cobb accomplished one of the game’s rarest feats against the Boston Americans. In a…
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