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- Pennant, "St. Augustine, Fla.," 1940-1965 -
- 1940-1965
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Pennant, "St. Augustine, Fla.," 1940-1965
- "Sight Seeing Trailer Train, St. Augustine, Florida," circa 1950 - St. Augustine, Florida, dating back to Spanish occupation in the 1500s, became a popular winter resort for wealthy northerners in the 1880s when the railroad came to town. By the 1950s, most tourists arrived by automobile -- though they could still tour the historic city by "train" in rubber-tired trailer vehicles like this.
- circa 1950
- Collections - Artifact
"Sight Seeing Trailer Train, St. Augustine, Florida," circa 1950
St. Augustine, Florida, dating back to Spanish occupation in the 1500s, became a popular winter resort for wealthy northerners in the 1880s when the railroad came to town. By the 1950s, most tourists arrived by automobile -- though they could still tour the historic city by "train" in rubber-tired trailer vehicles like this.
- Children Looking into a Candy Store Window, St. Augustine, Florida, circa 1969 - St. Augustine, Florida, dating back to Spanish occupation in the 1500s, became a popular winter resort for wealthy northerners in the 1880s when the railroad came to town. By the 1960s, tourists arrived by automobile. These young visitors were tempted by the treats in a candy store window.
- circa 1969
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Children Looking into a Candy Store Window, St. Augustine, Florida, circa 1969
St. Augustine, Florida, dating back to Spanish occupation in the 1500s, became a popular winter resort for wealthy northerners in the 1880s when the railroad came to town. By the 1960s, tourists arrived by automobile. These young visitors were tempted by the treats in a candy store window.
- St. Augustine Beach, Saint Augustine, Florida, circa 1957 - Saint Augustine, Florida, dating back to Spanish occupation in the 1500s, became a popular winter resort for wealthy northerners in the 1880s, when the railroad came through town. By the 1950s, motorists of all sorts had clearly replaced those earlier elite vacationers, intent on enjoying the long stretch of sunny beach.
- circa 1957
- Collections - Artifact
St. Augustine Beach, Saint Augustine, Florida, circa 1957
Saint Augustine, Florida, dating back to Spanish occupation in the 1500s, became a popular winter resort for wealthy northerners in the 1880s, when the railroad came through town. By the 1950s, motorists of all sorts had clearly replaced those earlier elite vacationers, intent on enjoying the long stretch of sunny beach.
- In Old St. George Street, St. Augustine, Fla. -
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In Old St. George Street, St. Augustine, Fla.
- Postcard, The Marco Tourist Court, St. Augustine, Florida, 1947 - The Marco Tourist Court delivered on the expectation that a Florida vacation should involve lots of sunshine and time spent outdoors. The lawn chairs, swiveling patio umbrellas, colorful gardens, and picturesque footbridge in this postcard enticed potential guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Guidry, the owners and managers, also advertised that each of their homey-looking cottages had heat and private baths.
- 1947
- Collections - Artifact
Postcard, The Marco Tourist Court, St. Augustine, Florida, 1947
The Marco Tourist Court delivered on the expectation that a Florida vacation should involve lots of sunshine and time spent outdoors. The lawn chairs, swiveling patio umbrellas, colorful gardens, and picturesque footbridge in this postcard enticed potential guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Guidry, the owners and managers, also advertised that each of their homey-looking cottages had heat and private baths.
- Unidentified Man--a Former Slave--with Alexander Malcomson and Henry Ford, St. Augustine, Florida, 1905 -
- 1905
- Collections - Artifact
Unidentified Man--a Former Slave--with Alexander Malcomson and Henry Ford, St. Augustine, Florida, 1905