The bay country-- of northwest Florida
By: by Marlene Womack
Publisher: New Hope Press
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Apalachicola, FL
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 198
ISBN-13: 9780963482693
Copyright date: 1998
Subjects: Bay County (Fla.) -- History -- Anecdotes.; Washington County (Fla.) -- History -- Anecdotes.
Genres: Anecdotes.
Notes: "Articles from the past"--Cover.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Welcome to the Bay Country; title: Girl haunts Phillips Inlet; title: St. Andrew Bay booms; title: Island swept into sea; title: The slaying of Indian Joe; title: Bay vital to Confederacy; title: Couldn't give land away; title: Maps mark lost towns; title: Blue and Gray battle; title: Great hurricane of 1894; title: Early days of Lynn Haven; title: Struggle to build railroad; title: Tarpon wreck a preserve; title: Millville shipbuilding; title: Tragedy at Long Beach; title: St. Andrews was first; title: A fisherman's paradise; title: Mecca for treasure seekers; title: Diary captures daily life; title: Shell Island popular spot; title: Memories of St. Andrews; title: Ghost stories deliver chills; title: Panama City's first mayor; title: Getting livestock off roads; title: Highway to beaches; title: Redwood Cemetery history; title: Conflict over paper mill; title: Neighbors buried the dead; title: Popular Grand Lagoon; title: History haunts graveyards; title: Bloody car, headless body; title: Bay High a county affair; title: Tyndall takes in villages; title: Bay held Navy's interest; title: Pioneer saw Gulf potential; title: Turpentine in area history; title: Legends have basis in fact; title: Novel set in St. Andrews; title: Bold, daring rumrunners; title: About the author