Carl Fisher

Masked behind the aging oak trees covered in moss, and past the emerald waters of the panhandle, stands a white mansion that reveals the history of the local of Point Washington area. A large, white, almost plantation-style home is the focal point of Eden Gardens State Park, and a symbol of the legacy of the family. Large centuries-old oak trees embellish the land surrounding the house, making it a pivotal icon of the nature left untouched. The house itself contains hundreds of years of memories, and the land that occupies the area encompasses an even larger spectrum of Florida history. Once the site of a family lumber mill business in the late 1880’s, today it stands unnoticed as a legacy in the South Walton area of Florida.

Hal R. Clark, a white attorney from Los Angeles set his eyes on an developing an all-black beachfront club. In December 1924, he purchased the property which was located a mile below the Huntingon Beach Pier. Clark was known not only an attorney but as an oportunist who didn't past down on a good deal.

“It was time, I thought, for someone to stand up for what’s right; and it might as well be me.” Ivan Allen Jr. wrote these words in a journal just days after the Atlanta mayoral election of 1961. Allen Jr. made the decision early on in his political career to base his choice-making not on the polls, but on his own moral values. He possessed a certain quiet strength that made him an admirable character in the political scene. His fortitude of character and bravery enabled him to become one of the most impactful mayors in our nation’s history.

The choices you make not only affect you but they also affect the people around you. Making harsh decisions without think about the negative outcome can affect many people in many various ways. Erik Fisher makes many wrong choices that him and his family having to suffer the consequences for. Erik choices manly impact Paul by making him lose his vision, making his brother live in his shadow, and also making Paul him look in trustworthy in front of his peers.

Stated by, The Jones family and the key “Lancelot Jones was the second-largest property owner in the region and one of very few permanent yearlong residents. He found himself at the center of this heated conflict. Lancelot was not in favor of developing the islands. He wanted the beauty around him to be protected,” This shows that some people wanted the beauty of the island to be perseved. In addition, stated by the article The Birth of Biscayne National Park northernmost Keys and saw them being neglected. They pictured bridges, roads, and buildings. Several years later came a plan to dredge up 8,000 acres of bay bottom to create a jetport. In 1961, 13 area landowners voted to create the city of Islandia. This shows that many people saw the Keys as a place for them to make lots of money of industry. However, The conflict that went on is not the last thing that made the Keys

The history of Pensacola cannot be defined by a single image or name but is rather eloquently described in a series of images and historic landmarks, which help shed light on the centuries old city. Deborah J Dunlap author of Historic Photographs of Pensacola Then and Now detailed Pensacola rich history through the juxtaposition of century old photographs with that of their present day counterparts, which displayed the cities growth and transformation from a small naval city to a growing college town. From this picture, laced book readers are able too visually acknowledge the changes and growth of the local area, which is concisely written about in the text. Deborah Dunlap covers the distance of over 100 years and excellently portrays the advancements local

What a difference a year makes for the Carolina Panthers and coach Ron Rivera. Last season we were just starting our magical run just realizing our potential and proving to the NFL that we were a team that needed to be taken seriously. Fast forward a year we are chasing perfection and have a legitimate shot at the Lombardi trophy with the playoffs potentially coming through the Queen city. The players are the ultimate deciders of what happened with game by game, but I feel when coach Ron Rivera adopted his alter ego riverboat Ron taking chances going for it on fourth downs putting trust in his guys to make the plays and ready to take the criticism if they didn't work out.

This document is a primary sources document because this is an report of what’s actually happen during the event. In this case, it’s a report about south after the Civil war by Carl Schurz which he went to the south and report about how the people in the south is doing.

Prior to the settlers of 1882 were the Seminoles and Miccosuki tribes. These Natives ruled the land but did nothing to change it, then, in 1882 came the settlers from outside of Florida. They didn’t see the Everglades as beautiful or delicate like the Natives, they saw it as useless. So much that they decided to drain them. From 1905 to 1910 the settlers destroyed the Everglades.

In the y 20th century, Florida had many shipwrecks including hundreds of spanish ships, and pirate ship, American Civil War ships. Every year hunters go everywhere to find silver and gold. In the 1930s Arthur Mckee Jr., started searching for long lost shipwrecks he found so many bars of silver he gained the nickname "Silver Bar Mckee." In 1715 inspired a treasure hunt lasting hundreds of years. 1715 Fleet began during the late 1950s after Kip Wagner found a one- ounce silver coin on the beach. Wagner found the old spanish salvage work site which still had coins and other artifacts of the time. Then he saw an old Cannon on the ocean floor. Fisher's group a bunch of jewels as well as gold and silver coins minted in Columbia, Peru, Lima, Mexico, Cuzco, and Bogota. A family found gold chains, gold coins, and a gold ring which was worth $300,000 that was all buried 15 feet below the ocean floor.

Soon communities were being established along Biscayne Bay and many of the new residents were influential pioneers. Henry M. Flagler who became a multi-millionaire from his partnership with John D. Rockefeller in Standard Oil, extended his railroad south along Florida’s east coast, and developed cities and resorts along the way. Flagler’s railway entered West Palm Beach in 1894. In the following year, two freezes caused extreme damage to the crops in Florida but luckily didn’t reach Miami. These freezes resulted in Flagler meeting with Julia Tuttle, who purchased Fort Dallas in 1891, and making a deal to extend his railway down to Miami in exchange for hundreds of acres of pristine land. Flagler also agreed to establish the building blocks for a city on both sides of the Miami River by building a hotel near the river. The first train entered Miami on April 13, 1896. By then a city was growing on both sides of the Miami River. Back then Avenue D, which is today’s Miami Avenue, was the center of the community. By 1896, banks, stores, churches, and other indications of a developing and thriving community were popping up all over the

There are tons of horrible people in this world. There are people that can easily blackmail, bomb, and kill innocent people for no reason except for making other people feel horrible. For example Osama Bin Laden was the leader of the terrorist organization al-Qaeda. al-Qaeda is best known for the horrible attacks of 9/11. I think some villains can easily can relate to how Erik Fisher is so disregarding of others, cruel, and murderous.

Barry mention in his story about “Miami, proud home of the worst darned drivers in the

Erik Erikson, a developmental psychologist, stated the first stage of human development is one of the most important. Because an infant is entirely dependent upon his or her caregivers, the quality of care plays an important role in the shaping of the child’s personality. In the case of Antowne Fisher, with his unfortunate circumstance of the death of his father and the incarceration of his mother, he lacked the care and love only parents can provide. However, once he entered the foster care system, Mrs. Nellie Strange, a savior of sort and his foster mother, became the tool in his development through the first stage of Erickson’s stages of development.

With several bestowing factors concerning the foundation of the Biscayne National Park. A summary doesn’t give much detail on the relevance of the long ago owners of the northern keys, the Jones family. Neither does it shed light on the significance of the park itself. This is because a summary will usually specify on only one topic, and leave many important details out.