KEY WEST BACK IN THE DAY: THE ANGELS OF DUVAL
There’s always been something magical about Old Town Key West at night. It can still be sensed today, but it was especially apparent in...
KEYS HISTORY: THE TIP OF THE ISLAND
Roughly 1,700 islands that make up the Florida Keys archipelago. Key Biscayne is not one of them.
However, historically, it is a significant piece of...
KEYS HISTORY: A PIGEON KEY STORY
Driving along the Overseas Highway, vehicles roll over islands and past islands. Crossing over the Seven Mile Bridge offers a rare opportunity to pass...
KEYS HISTORY: TRAGEDIES & DEATHS ON INDIAN KEY
Editor’s note: This is the final of a two-part series.
If ghosts are real, they would totally find Indian Key homey.
Without getting into all the...
KEYS HISTORY: GHOSTS OF INDIAN KEY
There is an island in the Upper Keys that is home to a ghost town.
It is not a classic ghost town in the sense...
KEYS HISTORY: INDIAN KEY’S PORT OF ENTRY DESIRES DENIED DESPITE BOASTING CONVENIENT HARBOR AND...
Driving up and down the Florida Keys, millions of people have traveled through Islamorada and over the series of bridges and fills that link...
KEY WEST BACK IN THE DAY — THE ‘OLD’ PALATE OF ORDINARY TIMES
There are foodies who can taste a dish and instantly discern its ingredients, or who have such sophisticated palates that they can distinguish between...
KEYS HISTORY: THE DAUNTING CONSTRUCTION OF BAHIA HONDA BRIDGE
In J.W. Norie’s “Piloting Directions for the Gulf of Florida, the Bahama Bank & Islands,” he states: “And a large island on the east...
KEYS HISTORY: PLANTATION KEY YACHT HARBOR UNDERWENT SEVERAL OWNERSHIP CHANGES BEFORE BECOMING A PARK
Plantation Key Yacht Harbor was developed by Dr. J. M. Renedo and Thomas Renedo. The brothers were born in Key West.
On Dec. 15, 1940,...
TIME HASN’T BEEN KIND TO THE CITY OF WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP AT ELBOW REEF
By Thomas Scott
Editor’s note: This is the final in a two-part series on the City of Washington steamship.
Several months following the disaster, after...
