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Great history!

What I want to know is where are the sites of the 1935 work camps located now. I have really loved all of your videos! Maybe a then and now video.

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Thanks, History and Discovery Center, and thank you, Tim Dorsey, for writing “The Maltese Iguana’’ , bringing me to this video. Construction description begins 3:40.

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These talks are terrific. Can’t thank you enough for sharing.

My Grandfather, Lyle Field, was the bridge tender at Jewfish Creek for many years. He and my Grandmother lived in the house at the end of the bridge on the south west corner. My family lived in Homestead so we visited them at Jewfish Creek very often and knew it well. My grandfather let us kids raise and lower the bridge a few times, with him supervising of course. I am sorry to see the draw bridge go but I guess that is progress. I have many memories of Jewfish Creek.

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First off wreckers did use false lights lure the ship on the rocks loot the cargo strip the ship.if some one is salvaging the wreck its not wrecking.a wreck must be on rocks or beached and looted that's wrecking. It's the wreckers code it does excist.like smuggling,wrecking and pirating.I know everything about wrecking from a reincarnated wrecker and we did use false lights it's because we never got court that's why people say it never excited us wreckers a are better then the pirate a and smugglers. Tell are story properly

Brad this was awesome and so important. Thank you.

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so interesting and I can't wait to stop and check these out in a few weeks. I love the Keys and all the history, thanks for another informative and entertaining video!

Awesome lecture, so informative and answered a lot of my questions. Thank you!

Thank you for this informative video! I have been so fascinated with Indian Key and all of it's intriguing history, it's almost like I can't read enough or hear enough about it! Can't wait to visit in June and see that replica! I'm a huge history buff and I just get mesmerized with all of the Keys history. We love the Florida Keys!

Like I said to a lot of people the reason why they is not a lot of evidence of us wreckers using false lights is because we did not get cougt. We did use false lights we did lure the sailors and the ships on to the rocks and plounder and loot the ships. And then we sell make profit out of it. What you got to remember is there is codes of being a wrecker just like pirates and smugglers. If a ship is a float its not wrecking its pirating. Every wrecker round the world know each other. Just like the pirates did. I know what I'm talking about I was there 1780 to 1820 i know everything about wrecking. as We used to say in the day once a wrecker way's a wrecker die a wrecker. From a reincarnated wrecker aka the pissed wrecker

What filtration tech do you guys run behind the scenes to keep water quality up? Ozone, UV, etc? Can you maybe make a video of your filtration setup so people can learn how the big guys do it?

Was there any archeological exacavations at cesar's rock?

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Wonderful to see the theater and library...awesome! So enjoyed Brad's enthusiastic presentations of both! Excellent !!!

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Again, Thank you soooo much. It was interesting for me and my family. Cya when we come down again. Edward Payson Johnson's grandson. Phillip A Johnson

Jill, Erin, Brad, et al...you guys continue to do such an amazing job! -- especially through these COVID-challenging times -- and, as I said to Erin earlier today, kudos to you for continuing to offer such compelling programming that bonds our community while persisting through the giant task of moving into a virtual realm. We get so much value from our membership. Keep it going! [And, what a terrific love story for everyone to appreciate!]

Very interesting, great job !

Super cool..Florida has so much history..

Oh wow. Cool