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Listen: The Assorted Selections ProgramInterior view of lodge at the Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park.
Image Number
Rights
Collection
Subject Term
Interior views
Dining tables
Attractions--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Service industries--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Tourism--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Parks--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Hospitality industry--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Hotels--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Lodging-houses--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Park lodging facilities--Florida--Wakulla Springs
Dining room furniture
Dining rooms
Corporate Subject
Physical Description
General Note
"Visit Florida" operates under a contract with the Office of Tourism, Trade and Economic Development as Florida's tourism marketing agency. "Visit Florida" is not a government agency, but rather a not-for-profit corporation created as a public/private partnership by the Florida Legislature in 1996.
In 1925 real estate developer George T. Christie purchased Wakulla Spring and established glass-bottom boat tours as a Wakulla Spring tradition. 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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