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Listen: The Folk ProgramVisitors at the Wekiwa Springs State Park near Apopka, Florida.
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Series 1047 ; Box 10
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This area was known as Clay Springs until 1906, when the name was changed to Wekiwa Springs. The Apopka Sportsman Club bought the land that is presently Wekiwa Springs State Park in 1941 from the Wilson Cypress Company, which logged the land for hardwoods such as cypress and pine. The Apopka Sportsman Club used the land for hunting and fishing until 1969 when they sold it to the state of Florida to become Wekiwa Springs State Park.
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