The Barrier Islands of Charlotte Harbor and Tampa Bay: An Early History of Casey Key and Terra Ceia Island

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Archaeology, Cultural Life, Genealogy, Green Living, History & Culture, Lectures, Lifelong Learning

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Teens (13 to 18 years), Adults, Seniors
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The Barrier Islands of Charlotte Harbor and Tampa Bay: An Early History of Casey Key and Terra Ceia Island

Presented by:

  • Peggy Anderson Donoho and Ron Prouty, historians and co-authors of Miguel's Bay: The Pioneer Tale of Miguel Guerrero & Frederica Kramer and Edge of the Land

A Florida History Lecture Series Summer 2024 "In the Islands" Program

Program held from 2PM - 3PM

About This Lecture

Enjoy a "behind the scenes" look into local authors Peggy Anderson Donoho's and Ron Prouty's research surrounding the early history of Charlotte Harbor and the Tampa Bay Area. Donoho and Prouty will share the fascinating stories and history they uncovered while writing their historical novels Miguel’s Bay: The Pioneer Tale of Miguel Guerrero & Frederica Kramer, and Edge of the Land, their soon to be released book about the Seminole Indians and events that occurred in Manatee and Sarasota Counties during the Seminole Indian wars.

About This Series

Island life. Island time. Island living. There's just something about islands that brings to mind swaying palm trees, a salty ocean breeze and a cold drink in your hand. The islands of Sarasota Bay are no exception. But, was the history of our favorite barrier islands as idyllic as we like to think? In this summer's session of the Sarasota County History Center's Florida History Lecture Series, we'll explore the riveting stories of how our islands were formed, built, pioneered and developed.