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EEEVERGLADES SSSOCIETY FOR HHHISTORIC PPPRESERVATIORESERVATIONNNN P.O. Box 46, Everglades City, FL, 34139 www. evergladeshistorical.org HHHISTORICAL LLLIBRARY CATALOG OF BOOKS (updated 1/5/17) , Collier County Heritage (, pb, , WEST COAST ) , Thomas A. Edison Winter Home & Museum (n/d, pb, guide book, photos, FT MYERS ) Akerman, Joe A., Jr, & J. Mark Akerman, Jacob Summerlin; King of the Crackers (2004, pb, , WEST COAST ) Akin, Edward N, Flagler; Rockefeller Partner and Florida Baron (1988, pb, , EAST COAST ) Allman, T.D., Finding Florida; The True History of the Sunshine State (2013, hb, , HISTORY ) Ames, E S, Deaconess of the Everglades (1995, hb, 1st edition, DEACONESS ) Andrews, Allen H, Yank Pioneer in Florida, A (1950, hb, , JOURNALISM ) Anholt, Betty, Sanibel's Story; Voices and Images, from Calusa to Incorporation (1998, hb, , SANIBEL ) Army, Secretary of the, Comprehensive Report on Central and Southern Florida for Flood Control and Other Purposes (1949, pb, incl. map, GLADES ) Arnold, Eugene, Big Water: West to the Everglades; A Novel of 19th Century Florida (1993, pb, fiction, kids, GLADES ) Atkins, Richard L., Atkins Family Geneaology (1999, pb, , ECITY ) Bailey, Francis, My 92 Years on Sanibel; Remembering My Family and My Island (2012, pb, , SANIBEL ) Bailey, Sam, Sanibel Son Looks Back, A (2008, pb, signed, SANIBEL ) Baum, Earl L, Early Naples & Collier County (1973, pb, signed, NAPLES ) Beardsley, Ruth Robbins, Pioneering in the Everglades (1973, hb, , LAKE O ) Beater, Jack, Islands of the Florida Coast (1956, pb, , PIRATES ) Beater, Jack, Pirates and Buried Treasure (1959, pb, , PIRATES ) Becerra, Cesar, Giants of the Swamp; The Story of South Florida's Logging Industry (1990s, pb, , GLADES ) Becerra, Cesar, Robert is Here; Looking East for a Lifetime (2015, pb, signed, EAST COAST ) Betz, Myrtle Scharrer, Yesteryear I Lived in Paradise; The Story of Caladesi Island (1991, pb, , WEST COAST ) Blake, James Carlos, Red Grass River; A Legend (1998, hb, fiction, 1st, GLADES ) Blanchard, Charles, New Words, Old Songs: Understanding the Lives of Ancient Peoples in Southwest Florida through Archeaology (1995, pb, , INDIANS ) Board, Prudy Taylor, Remembering Lee County; Where Winter Spends Summer (2006, pb, , WEST COAST ) Board, Prudy Taylor, and Ester B. Colcord, Pages from the Past; A Pictorial Retrospective of Lee County, Florida (1990, hb, , FT MYERS ) Bochroch, Albert R, American Automobile Racing; An Illustrated History (1974, pb, Collier sons, TRANSPORT ) Boyer, James, Pot, The; Cauldron of the Calusa (2008, pb, 1st, signed, INDIANS ) Bransilver, Connie, Florida's Unsung Wilderness; The Swamps (2000, pb, , GLADES ) Breton, Mary Joy, Women Pioneers for the Environment (1998, hb, 1st, WOMEN ) Brookfield, Charles M & Oliver Griswold, They All Called It Tropical; True Tales of the Romantic Everglades National Park, Cape Sable and the Florida Keys (1985, pb, extra copy, GLADES ) Brookfield, Charles M & Oliver Griswold, They All Called It Tropical; True Tales of the Romantic Everglades National Park, Cape Sable and the Florida Keys (1949, pb, 2nd ed, 1st printing, GLADES ) Brown, Faye A., Weeks Family Connections (2011, pb, 1st, signed, WEST COAST ) Brown, Loren G., Totch; A Life in the Everglades (1993, pb, , ECITY ) Butler, John P., Policing Paradise; Sanibel Island (1991, pb, , SANIBEL ) Campen, George R., Nature of Things on Sanibel, The (1978, pb, signed, SANIBEL ) Campen, Richard N., Sanibel and Captiva; enchanting islands (1977, pb, , SANCAP ) Captiva Civic Association, True Tales of Old Captiva (1984, pb, , SANCAP ) Carr, Robert S. & Timothy A. Harrington, Everglades, The (Images of America) (2012, pb, , GLADES ) Carson, Rachel, Silent Spring (1962, pb, 1994 intro Al Gore, WOMEN ) Carter, Luther J., Florida Experience, The: Land and Water Policy in a Growth State (1974, pb, , GLADES ) Carter, W. Hodding, Stolen Water; Saving the Everglades from Its Friends, Foes, and Florida (2004, hb, 1st, signed, GLADES ) Caulfield, Patricia, Everglades (1970, pb, , GLADES ) Cavanaugh, Peggy, Protecting Paradise; 300 Ways to Protect Florida's Envronment (1992, pb, , GLADES ) Cerulean, Susan (ed.), Book of the Everglades, The (2002, pb, 1st edition, GLADES ) Chesser, Jessie Allen Chesser, East Side of the River, The; A True Story (2009, pb, signed, NAPLES ) Chicone, Jerry, & Brenda Eubanks Burnette, Florida Citrus Crate Labels; An Illustrated History (1996, hb, limited edition, signed, HISTORY ) EEEVERGLADES SSSOCIETY FOR HHHISTORIC PPPRESERVATIORESERVATIONNNN P.O. Box 46, Everglades City, FL, 34139 www. evergladeshistorical.org HHHISTORICAL LLLIBRARY CATALOG OF BOOKS (updated 1/5/17) City of Naples, Tales of Naples ... some of which are true (1998, pb, , NAPLES ) Clark, James, 200 Quick Looks at Florida History (2000, pb, , HISTORY ) Clarke, Robert, Ellen Swallow; The Woman Who Founded Ecology (1973, hb, 1st, WOMEN ) Coram, Robert, Narcs (1988, pb, 1st printing, DRUGS ) Craighead, Frank C., Trees of South Florida, The; The Natural Environments and Their Succession (1971, hb, , GLADES ) Crawford, Jr, William G, Florida's Big Dig; The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway from Jacksonville to Miami, 1881 to 1935 (2006, pb, signed, EAST COAST ) Crews, Harry, Florida Frenzy (1982, hb, , JOURNALISM ) Date, S V, Quiet Passion: a Biography of Senator Bob Graham (2004, hb, 1st edition, GLADES ) Davis, Jack E., Everglades Providence; Marjory Stonean Douglas and the American Environmental Century (2009, hb, signed, MSD ) Davis, Jack E. & Kari Frederickson, Making Waves; Female Activists in Twentieth-Century Florida (2003, hb, 1st, WOMEN ) Davis, Karen, Public Faces - Private Lives; Women in South Florida,1870s-1910s (1990, pb, , WOMEN ) Derr, Mark, Some Kind of Paradise; A Chronicle of Man and the Land in Florida (1989, hb, 1st, GLADES ) Doremus, Sharon M., Shorebirds & Seagrapes; The Island Inn, Sanibel 1895-1995 (1995, pb, , SANIBEL ) Dormer, Elinore M., Sea Shell Islands, The; A History of Sanibel and Captiva (1987, pb, , SANCAP ) Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, Everglades, The; River of Grass (1974, pb, revised edition, MSD ) Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, Everglades, The; River of Grass (1947, pb, 1st paperback?, MSD ) Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, Everglades, The; River of Grass (1988, hb, 1st revised edition, MSD ) Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, Florida; The Long Frontier (1967, hb, , MSD ) Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, Nine Florida Stories (1990, hb, , MSD ) Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, River in Flood and other Florida Stories (1998, pb, extra copy, MSD ) Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, Road to the Sun (1951, hb, , MSD ) Douglas, Marjory Stoneman, Voice of the River; an Autobiography with John Rothchild (1987, pb, , MSD ) Dyches, June Jolley, Jolley Good Tale, A (2011, pb, , WEST COAST ) ECity School, Prop Roots #2: Hermits from the Mangrove Country of the Everglades (n/d, pb, , WEST COAST ) ECity School, Prop Roots #3: Hunting Stories from the Mangrove Country of the Everglades (n/d, pb, , WEST COAST ) ECity School, Prop Roots #4: Attractions of the Western Everglades from the Mangrove Country of the Everglades (1987, pb, , TOURISM ) ECity School, School Yearbook (2009, hb, , ECITY ) Epperson, Bruce D, Roads Through the Everglades; The Building of the Ingraham Highway, the Tamiami Trail and Connors Highway, 1914-1931 (2016, pb, , TRANSPORT ) Fearington, Blance Mercer, Florida's Good Eating; Tropical Cooking with a Touch of History (1978, pb, , TOURISM ) Fernandez, Pamela, Beside The Still Waters; The Story of the Fernandez Family of Estero (2010, pb, signed to Patty, WEST COAST ) Fernandez, Susan, and Robert Ingalls, Sunshine in the Dark; Florida in the Movies (2006, hb, signed, FILM ) Florida Anthropological Society, Florida Archaeology; An Overview (1997, pb, , INDIANS ) FME, Historic Buildings around Everglades City (2003, pb, , ECITY ) FME, Historic Buildings around Everglades City (2006, pb, 2nd edition, ECITY ) Frazer, Lynne Howard, Naples (2004, pb, , NAPLES ) Frazer, Lynne Howard, Naples, 1940s to 1970s (2006, pb, signed, NAPLES ) Fritchey, John, Everglades Journal (1992, pb, , WEST COAST ) Fritz, Florence, Unknown Florida (1963, hb, , HISTORY ) Fritz, Florence, Unknown Story of Sanibel & Captiva, The (1974, hb, , SANCAP ) Gardner, Janette C., Florida Fiction, 1801-1980 (1983, hb, 1st, 1 of 1000 copies, HISTORY ) Gaynor, Lavern Norris, Lal, A Legacy of Gracious Giving (n/d, pb, 2008?, NAPLES ) Gleason, Deborah, and Charles LeBuff, Sanibel and Captiva Islands; Postcard History Series (2013, pb, signed, SANCAP ) Glenn, James Lafayette, My Work among the Florida Seminoles (1982, hb, , INDIANS ) Granberry, Julian, Americas That Might Have Been, The; Native American Social Systems through Time (2005, pb, , INDIANS ) Granberry, Julian, Calusa, The; Linguistic and Cultural Origins and Relationships (2011, pb, , INDIANS ) Grey, Zane, Tales of Southern Rivers (1924, pb, , WEST COAST ) EEEVERGLADES SSSOCIETY FOR HHHISTORIC PPPRESERVATIORESERVATIONNNN P.O. Box 46, Everglades City, FL, 34139 www. evergladeshistorical.org HHHISTORICAL LLLIBRARY CATALOG OF BOOKS (updated 1/5/17) Griffin, Robert V., Everglades Outlaws (2003, pb, signed, DRUGS ) Grismer, Karl H., Story of Fort Myers, The (1982, pb, reprint of 1949 edition, FT MYERS ) Grunwald, Michael, Swamp, The; The Everglades, Florida, and the Politics of Paradise (2006, hb, signed, extra copy, GLADES ) Hammond, James, Florida's Vanishing Trail (2008, pb, , TRANSPORT ) Hanna, Alfred & Kathryn, Lake Okeechobee; Wellspring of the Everglades (1948, hb, , LAKE O ) Hannau, Hans W, Florida (1956, hb, photos, tourism,
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    TIDE TABLE RESTAURANTS 25¢ The MULLET RAPPER What’s Happening in the Everglades City Area MARCH 15 - 28, 2013 © 2013, Snook Publications P O Box 617, Everglades City, FL, 34139 Volume VII z Issue #181 CITY COUNCIL REPORT by Marya Repko At the meeting on March 5, Mayor Sammy Hamilton began by welcoming Karen Harmon, District Representative for Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart. She said there will be a Meet & Greet for the Congressman on April 6 at their office in Golden Gate. The Mayor reported that the 105 historic street lamps, which date from the 1920s, will be restored, thanks to a Over 300 visitors attended the annual Everglades Homes Tour on March 9 generous donation by a friend who wishes to remain hosted by the Everglades Society for anonymous. Historic Preservation (ESHP). Lt. Mark Milligan from the Collier County Sheriff’s Office said that about 46,000 people came to Everglades City on the weekend of February 8/9/10 to attend the Seafood Festival. The CCSO provided over 600 additional hours of extra manpower. The Council approved transfers of City dock leases and the renewal of annual dock leases. Councilman Johnny Potter mentioned that speeding signs were needed on DuPont and Councilman Parker Oglesby wondered what could be done about abandoned vehicles on the docks. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, April 2, at 5:30 p.m. in City Hall. Art-in-the-Glades was also held that day, as well as a reception to meet the Fakahatchee artists at the Museum of the Everglades. AIRPORT BOARD The Collier County Airport Advisory Board met in Everglades City Hall on March 4.