Title	Sunshine Key trailer park and campsite
Photographer	Carlebach, Michael L.
Note	Written on slide: "Sunshine Key, Fla. where Rachel Carson wrote 'The Sea Around Us' & part of 'Silent Spring'"; Ohio Key was a small mangrove-covered island between Key West and Key Largo. The island retained a community of buttonwood, mangroves, and salt ponds to about 1970. Between 1970 and 1973, its name was changed to "Sunshine Key" and changed the northern half of the island into a land fill for a travel trailer park.
Subject	Photography, artistic Photojournalism Florida Keys (Florida) Sunshine Key (Florida Keys, Florida) Ohio Key (Florida Keys, Florida) Trailer camps Trailers Motor homes Recreational vehicles Tents Camping Carson, Rachel, 1907-1964
Genre	Color slides
Date Original	1972
Coverage Temporal	1970-1979
Coverage Spatial	Florida Keys (Fla.)
Physical Description	1 color slide;
Language	eng
Repository	University of Miami. Library. Special Collections
Collection Title	Michael L. Carlebach Photography Collection
Collection No.	ASM0530
Container	Box No. 46 Folder Title: Sunshine Key Development Tropic Jan - Feb 1972
Rights	This material is protected by copyright. Copyright is held by Michael Carlebach. All rights reserved. For additional information, please visit: http://merrick.library.miami.edu/digitalprojects/copyright.html
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Object ID	asm0530004629
Digital ID	asm05300046290001001
Type	Image
Format	image/tiff
Archive	asm05300046290001001.tif

Sunshine Key trailer park and campsite

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