A look inside a popular cave in North Florida that is part of state park.
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In 1867, John and Eliza Webb moved from upstate New York to Florida, homesteading 147 acres on Sarasota Bay. Although the original Webb family home is gone, the home of daughter Lizzie has been renovated and is open to the public.
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A visit to the Florida home of one of the pioneers of air conditioning.
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An unassuming building that played an important role in the frontier history of Southwest Florida's 10,000 islands region.
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The 500 year story of Florida's first livestock.
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A popular tourist site in downtown Tallahassee houses artifacts telling the story of the African American experience in Florida.
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In-depth summer seminars for teachers allow them to feel better informed as well as better appreciated for their hard work.
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Sally Watt reports from Wewahitchka, in the Florida Panhandle, on the Lanier family, which has tended bees and gathered Tupelo honey for over 100 years.
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The Ft. Pierce house where the famous Florida writer spent her final years is now a historic destination.
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