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1. IN2019.61.221.13 - Photograph, Color

   Color. View of the Main Lodge interior taken at Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. Several guests are inside the lodge. About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of the private Keewaydin Club resort on the National Register of Historic Places. The club is on the north tip of Key Island, just across Gordon Pass from Port Royal. Source...

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2. IN2019.61.221.2 - Photograph, Color

   Color. Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. Lester Norris' great-granddaughters Kelly Ann Spence and Annie Wheeler stand next to covered plaque. Plaque is covered with a Keewaydin Club towel. Woman in Seminole patchwork skirt stands to right, giving a speech, could be Joann Dellora Norris. About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of ...

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3. IN2019.61.221.3 - Photograph, Color

   Color. Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. Unveiled plaque reads "Keewaydin Club, home of Lester and Dellora Norris, has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior". About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of the private Keewaydin Club resort on the National Register of Histo...

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4. IN2019.61.221.4 - Photograph, Color

   Color. Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. Group of people outside the Main Lodge. About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of the private Keewaydin Club resort on the National Register of Historic Places. The club is on the north tip of Key Island, just across Gordon Pass from Port Royal. Source: Naples Daily News, Tuesday, March 29...

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5. IN2019.61.221.5 - Photograph, Color

   Color. Nature view of Keewaydin Island taken at Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of the private Keewaydin Club resort on the National Register of Historic Places. The club is on the north tip of Key Island, just across Gordon Pass from Port Royal. Source: Naples Daily News, Tuesday, March 2...

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6. IN2019.61.221.6 - Photograph, Color

   Color. View of the Main Lodge taken at Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of the private Keewaydin Club resort on the National Register of Historic Places. The club is on the north tip of Key Island, just across Gordon Pass from Port Royal. Source: Naples Daily News, Tuesday, March 29, 1988, ...

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7. IN2019.61.221.7 - Photograph, Color

   Color. View of cottage on Keewaydin Island taken at Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of the private Keewaydin Club resort on the National Register of Historic Places. The club is on the north tip of Key Island, just across Gordon Pass from Port Royal. Source: Naples Daily News, Tuesday, Mar...

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8. IN2019.61.221.8 - Photograph, Color

   Color. View of cottages and partial view of dock, in foreground, on Keewaydin Island taken at Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of the private Keewaydin Club resort on the National Register of Historic Places. The club is on the north tip of Key Island, just across Gordon Pass from Port Royal...

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9. IN2019.61.221.9 - Photograph, Color

   Color. View of the Main Lodge taken at Keewaydin Club's National Register of Historic Places plaque unveiling and ceremony. About 50 people attended a reception and ceremonial unveiling of a plaque announcing the inclusion of the private Keewaydin Club resort on the National Register of Historic Places. The club is on the north tip of Key Island, just across Gordon Pass from Port Royal. Source: Naples Daily News, Tuesday, March 29, 1988, ...

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10. IN2019.61.226 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Chief Jim Billie in a pen with an alligator for a demonstration at the 11th Annual Indian Days at the Collier Museum at Government Center. Spectators in background. Chief Jim Billie is a politician who chaired the Seminole Tribe of Florida from 1979 to 2001 and again from 2011 to 2016.

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11. IN2019.61.227.1 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church main building and entrance. On the right is the schedule of services. Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church first started at Ditch Bank in 1929 near where Crayton Cove is today. In 1945 Macedonia moves to River Park at 1006 Third Avenue North on land donated by the Wakins family, who owned the Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club. In 1954 the church was dedicated and opened for worship.

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12. IN2019.61.227.2 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church building. Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church first started at Ditch Bank in 1929 near where Crayton Cove is today. In 1945 Macedonia moves to River Park at 1006 Third Avenue North on land donated by the Wakins family, who owned the Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club. In 1954 the church was dedicated and opened for worship.

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13. IN2019.61.229.1 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Two swamp buggies on display at the Collier Museum at Government Center campus. Swamp Buggy on the right has the number 70 and is named "Old Duck." Swamp Buggy on the left has number 7. Both swamp buggies have various advertisements printed on the body such as Nickell's Welding, Boat Haven Naples, Inc., Naples Machine Co. Inc., and Hamm's Automotive & Transmission. Old Duck was built in 1981 by its original owner Ray Thornton. Since 19...

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14. IN2019.61.229.10 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Dark green swamp buggy named "Gobbler"on display at the Collier Museum at Government Center. Its owner is Jim Stewart. This woods buggy was built for hunting by J. Arthur Stewart in 1953. The Jeep transmission and running gear are mounted on a 1949 Ford station wagon frame and was originally fitted with airplane tires mounted on 17-inch rims. Gobbler was raced during the 1950s and was used by Stewart until his death in 1992.

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15. IN2019.61.229.11 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Bright red swamp buggy named "Lost Hawg" with the number 43 on display at the Collier Museum at Government Center. Swamp buggy has various advertisements on the body of the vehicle such as "Porky's Last Stand and Diego's Signs and Graphics. Driven by Doug Armstrong. Swamp Buggies have a long history in Naples, Florida. The region is difficult to navigate, so Ed Frank came up with the solution of a vehicle that can handle the Everglades ...

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16. IN2019.61.229.12 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Dark green swamp buggy on display at the Collier Museum at Government Center. Swamp buggy has a white sign that reads "Dixie Car Pool." There is a sticker on the back of the buggy of a confederate flag. This example of a woods buddy was built in 1955 by Bill Parker and rebuilt and given a name in 1991 by its current owner, Kim Griffin. Like most buggies, it contains pieces and parts from a variety of vehicles including a Ford Model A ...

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17. IN2019.61.229.13 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Blue swamp buggy with yellow rims named "FLYING SAUCER" on display at the Collier Museum at Government Center. Historic cottage in background. This buggy was built by Robert L. Walker in 1951-2 specifically for racing. R.L. Walker was the Swamp Buggy King in 1952 and 1953 and rode Flying Saucer with Sam Snell in the Swamp Buggy Parades of 1952, 1953 and 954. The Flying Saucer also appeared in the National Parade of the American Legio...

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18. IN2019.61.229.14 - Photograph, Color

    Color. White and blue swamp buggy with large chrome rims on display at the Collier Museum at Government Center. Chickee in background. Swamp buggy has various advertisements such as Friction and Thermal Management, Fillmore Super Mini Cups, Inc and David Bevins Building Contractor. Swamp Buggies have a long history in Naples, Florida. The region is difficult to navigate, so Ed Frank came up with the solution of a vehicle that can handle the E...

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19. IN2019.61.229.15 - Photograph, Color

    Color. White swamp buggy with large chrome rims and number 75 named "L-MEAN-YO" on display at the Collier Museum at Government Center. Chickee in background. Swamp buggy has various advertisements such as Ford and Friction and Thermal Management. This racing buggy was built in 1998 by Lonnie Chesser, Pete Weeks, Darrell Taylor, Chad Ward, Brian Goodwin and Greg Cole. It was raced for the first time in March 1998. L MEAN YO is powered by a ...

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20. IN2019.61.229.2 - Photograph, Color

    Color. Two swamp buggies on display at the Collier Museum at Government Center campus. White swamp Buggy at the foreground reads "TAR BUGGY" with the number 27 above. Tar Buggy was built in 1989 and owned by Doug and Ray Wells. Its original engine was a 750 cc 2 cylinder Kawasaki air cooled. In this photo, it has a Suzuki 1000 cc 4 cylinder air cooled. Statistics: 1996: Air Cooled Class Champions 1996: 9th Place Overall Points 1998: Air...

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