FORUM Spring 2017

    Preserving Florida’s History in Boom Times

    Highlights:

    • Growth Affect: Florida
    • Preserving History as Florida Booms
    • Forgotten Florida & Change
    • Visiting Hometown Florida
    • Florida Poetry

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    How will growth affect what makes Florida special?
    BY BARBARA O’REILLEY

    In Praise of the Humanities
    BY STEVEN MERRITT SEIBERT

    Preserving history as Florida booms
    BY GARY R. MORMINO

    Hometown Florida features
    BY JON WILSON

    • Fort Pierce: A place that feels like home
    • Key West: Adapting and Enduring
    • Cedar Key: A community that survives

    Gulf County: Change is coming to ‘forgotten’ Florida
    BY MICHAEL LISTER

    Miami: A mosaic of history and change
    BY PAUL S. GEORGE

    • Fernandina Beach: A heritage that sustains a city
    • Tarpon Springs: Th e past is part of the present
    • DeLand: A special sense of place
    • Polk County: Pride in the heritage
    • Pensacola: Spanning the centuries

    Reflections on Florida Poetry—When languages collide
    BY MAURICE J. O’SULLIVAN

    My Favorite Florida Place—Fort Pickens: A place of beauty and tension
    BY JONATHAN FINK

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    Produced by the Florida Humanities Council

    Publication Title

    FORUM Magazine

    Publication Date

    2017 – Spring