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Listen: The Folk ProgramAerial view of Wakulla Springs.
Image Number
Photographer
Date
Rights
Collection
N2008- 5, Photographic collection, ca 1962-1974; Box 24a
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Springs--Florida--Wakulla Springs--Aerial photographs
Docks--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Parks--Florida--Wakulla Springs--Aerial photographs
Recreation areas--Florida--Wakulla Springs--Aerial photographs
Wildlife refuges--Florida--Wakulla Springs--Aerial photographs
Animal sanctuaries--Florida--Wakulla Springs--Aerial photographs
Natural areas--Florida--Wakulla Springs--Aerial photographs
Protected areas--Florida--Wakulla Springs--Aerial photographs
Public lands--Florida--Wakulla Springs--Aerial photographs
Aerial views--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Physical Description
General Note
Richard Parks began working at Evon Streetman Photography in Tallahassee ca. 1963. Streetman later sold the business and studio to Parks when she moved to Gainesville about 1965. The studio was renamed Richard Parks Photography.
From 1963 to about 1970 Wakulla Springs' 4,000 acres were designated as a wildlife and bird sanctuary and leased to the National Audubon Society to manage. In 1966 the Secretary of the Interior designated Wakulla Spring as a National Natural Landmark. Wakulla Springs was purchased by the state in October 1985 and name changed to Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.
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