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Pioneer boatman tells of Okeechobee boats & skippersEntry/Object ID
Library.260Description
165, [1] p. Illus., maps., ports. 22 cm.
The wet tail boats are a legend in Okeechobee history. Without them much of the farming area around the lake might still be wilderness. The pioneers came by water at least 50 years before roads or even trails. People arrived by train in Kissimmee and then traveled by smokeboats to Lake Okeechobee.
"Sources" : p. 166.Collection
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Boats and boating -- Florida -- Okeechobee, Lake.Publication Details
Author
Will, Lawrence E. (Lawrence Elmer)Publisher
Great Outdoors PublishingPlace Published
* Untyped Place Published
St. Petersburg, Fla.Call No.
F 317.O4 W5