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Marketing Palm City Farms, father/developer C. C. Chillingworth
~ A tidbit from our upcoming book, A Pictorial History of Palm City, Florida by Sandra Thurlow & Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch ~Charles Curtis Chillingworth, 1868-1936, was born in Liverpool, New York and passed away in West Palm Beach, Florida. Pictured below at 45 years old, second from left, front row. Alligator Smith aside, it is Charles Curtis Chillingworth “distinguished pioneer, citizen,…
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Endless Palms
Tosohatchee WMA, FL
stand palm stand. August 2017
(C) Tragic Verity/Verity’s Eye (please leave credits and caption intact)
Levy County FL. Historical Marker Sites
Levy County FL. Historical Marker Sites
Historical Markers
Florida Historical Markers Levy in Levy County, Florida
ATLANTIC TO GULF RAILROAD Location:S.R. 24 in Cedar Key at a wayside park. County: Levy City: Cedar Key Description: Florida was provided with its first cross-state railroad in 1861 when the Florida Railroad Company line reached Cedar Key. Overcoming early financial troubles, the line had begun construction from Fernandina,…
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Cabbage palms on the shores of St. Vincent Island. 1965.
(SOF Reference Collection)
Dwelling under the cabbage palms along the St. John River. 1905
(SOF Print Collection)