Ruskin - History

Description
In this collection, both written and oral histories (and memoirs of life in Ruskin) will be found. Oral History and Memoirs from founding family members (Millers and Dickmans) will be found in the Founding Families collections within specific family member folders.) Pictured is the Coffee Cup Restaurant, a famed gathering place for Ruskin visitors and residents.
Language
eng
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Socialism in the Sunshine: The Roots of Ruskin, FL

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Type: Still Image
Year: 1982, 1982, 1982, 1982
Member of: Ruskin - History
Publisher: University of South Florida
Description: This article, by Lori Robinson and Bill DeYoung, describes the utopian roots of the Ruskin Colony established in the first decade of the 20th Century on the sparsely settled shores of east Tampa Bay. This article was contained in the Tampa Bay History Journal, which is copyrighted by USF. Permission is being sought to include the article in our web site. There is no known copyright for the… more
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