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African American boy viewing Blue Springs at the state park in Orange City.

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Image Number

K026319

Photographer

Gaines, James L.

Date

1969 (circa)

Collection

Department of Commerce collection
, Series 1047, Box 6, Folder 24

Geographic Term

Blue Spring State Park (Fla.)
Orange City (Fla.)
Blue Springs (Volusia County, Fla. : Spring)

Subject Term

State parks and reserves--Florida--Orange City
Public lands--Florida--Orange City
Protected areas--Florida--Orange City
Animal sanctuaries--Florida--Orange City
Recreation areas--Florida--Orange City
Parks--Public use
Springs--Florida--Orange City
African American boys--Florida--Orange City
Wildlife refuges--Florida--Orange City

Additional Creator

Florida. - Division of Tourism.

Additional Creator

Florida. - Division of Tourism.

Physical Description

1 slide - col.

Shelf Number

Shelf number: S1047B6F24.

General Note

The largest spring on the St. Johns River, Blue Springs is a designated Manatee Refuge and the winter home (mid-November through March) for them.

African American boy viewing Blue Springs at the state park in Orange City.

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Title

African American boy viewing Blue Springs at the state park in Orange City.

Subject

State parks and reserves--Florida--Orange City

Public lands--Florida--Orange City

Protected areas--Florida--Orange City

Animal sanctuaries--Florida--Orange City

Recreation areas--Florida--Orange City

Parks--Public use

Springs--Florida--Orange City

African American boys--Florida--Orange City

Wildlife refuges--Florida--Orange City

Creator

Gaines, James L.

Date

1969 (circa)

Contributor

Florida. - Division of Tourism.

Identifier

K026319

Image URL

/fpc/commerce/K026319.jpg

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Geographic Term

Blue Spring State Park (Fla.)

Orange City (Fla.)

Blue Springs (Volusia County, Fla. : Spring)

Color

color

Physical Description

1 slide - col.

Series Title

Department of Commerce collection

Department of Commerce collection, Series 1047, Box 6, Folder 24

Shelf Number

Shelf number: S1047B6F24.

General Note

The largest spring on the St. Johns River, Blue Springs is a designated Manatee Refuge and the winter home (mid-November through March) for them.

Collection ID

Chicago Manual of Style

Gaines, James L. African American boy viewing Blue Springs at the state park in Orange City. 1969 (circa). State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/317661>, accessed 30 June 2022.

MLA

Gaines, James L. African American boy viewing Blue Springs at the state park in Orange City. 1969 (circa). State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 30 Jun. 2022.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/317661>

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(State Archives of Florida/Gaines)

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African American boy viewing Blue Springs at the state park in Orange City.