Name/Title
Official program. St. Johns River Bridge celebration, June 30-July 1-July 2, 1921. Jacksonville, Fla.Entry/Object ID
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Library records not in public view, Library Rare books collection as of June 4 2023Description
96 pages : illustrations, portraits : 23 cm
Official program. Saint Johns river bridge celebration, June 30-July 1-July 2, 1921. Jacksonville, Fla. by Duval County Bridge Celebration Committee.
Cover title
Duval County's gift to Florida
Heading of each page: Official bridge celebration program.
History of the bridge, by St. Elmo W. Acosta, p.36-42.
Includes advertising matter. Price 15 cents.
This title has been digitized and is in the JHS digitized collection.
The bridge was later named after Mr. Acosta.
Photographs include: Cary A. Hardee, Governor of Florida -- H. B. Philips, Chairman, State Road Department -- Celebration Committee Officers that include Groover, Anthony, Hanafourde, and Shad -- R. Fleming Bowden -- Kathleen Wilson, sponsor for the Bridge -- Duval County Commission including Carswell, Brown, Clark, Hammond, and Merritt -- St. Elmo W. (Chick) Acosta -- C. A. Tutewiler -- Frank P. Beddow -- Mayor John W. Martin -- Jacksonville Elk's Club -- Joseph F. Hammond -- Rivers Buford -- A. S. McFarlane, Boy Scout Executive -- View of St. Johns River showing the ferry South Jacksonville -- Duval County Courthouse -- Scene at Pablo Beach.
Selected contents: Dedication, July 1 -- Park ceremonies -- Location of parks in Jacksonville -- July 2, All Florida Day -- Realization of a long felt need by Judge H. B. Philips, Chairman, State Road Department -- Officers of the St. Johns River Bridge Association -- Various committees participating in bridge celebration -- Women's Division -- History of the bridge by St. Elmo W. Acosta -- List of Jacksonville hotels with name, address, phone, nearest car line and capacity of hotel -- Celebration parade, June 30th with parade formation noted -- Bridge facts and figures -- Biography of St. Elmo W. Acosta -- Headquarters of various clubs and societies -- Jacksonville to Daytona, Florida by road directions -- Street car routes -- Employees of the new bridge such as lift operators, ticket sellers, cashiers, collectors and Supt. Emery -- Toll rates by classification -- Railroad timetables such as Atlantic Coast Line north -- Pertinent Jacksonville items such as population in 1920, number of books in the public library, city is only 12 miles directly from the ocean -- Automobile route Jacksonville to Palatka -- Distances from Jacksonville to places such as Atlanta, New York, Savannah,, Wilmington, N.C. -- Special city ordinances such as traffic rules -- Public buildings with name and address.Collection
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Saint Johns River Bridge (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Acosta, St. Elmo W., Bridges -- Florida -- Saint Johns River., Acosta Bridge (Jacksonville, Fla.).Publication Details
Author
Duval County Bridge Celebration Committee.Publisher
[Duval County Bridge Celebration Committee]Place Published
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[Jacksonville, Fla.]Call No.
Rare Book TG 25 .J3 A2 1921