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A limited cart of Southern Florida. Unlimited wealth has made of the surroundings of the chief resorts of Florida a vast semitropical paradise. The grounds near the fashionable hotels everywhere are filled with tropical plants and trees, as cocoanut trees, palms of many varieties, bananas, guaves, grapefruit, avacado, pears, custard apples, maumee apples, mangoes, and pawpaws and countless foliage and flowering plants and shrubs. There are winter resorts in Florida that in splendor rival the famous resorts of the Mediterranean. But in the immediate vicinity of the palaces and parks of the rich many be found the shiftless, squalid negro with his primitive implements and his lack of ambition or indolence. There are twice as many farms operated by white as by colored farmers, and the average size tended by the latter is only 53 acres against 133.6 acres for those operated by white farmers.
 
Photographer:
Unknown
Date:
1897
Publisher & City:
T. W. Ingersoll
Series & Number:
770

Scan courtesy of Roy Winkelman. Image retouched and converted to anaglyph in 2005 by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology at the University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida. View this image using 3D glasses with the red lens over the left eye and the blue lens over the right eye.

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