An edition of Cocoa, Florida (2014)

Cocoa, Florida

a history

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Publisher
The History Press
Language
English
Pages
175

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Cover of: Cocoa, Florida
Cocoa, Florida: a history
2014, The History Press
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Table of Contents

Original inhabitants
Pioneers
The Indian River: avenue of commerce, expansion and trade
River road: a path to the future
Origin of the city name
Cocoa village: Gem city on the Indian river
Indian River fruit
The railroad
Tourism and hotels
Social life
A bridge to the east
Between the wars
World War II
New beginnings
Mosquitoes
Batter up
Schools
Churches
Gateway to space
A leading African American community
Newsworthy and notable
Flags over Florida
Today.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (pages 169-172) and index.

Published in
Charleston, SC

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
975.9/27
Library of Congress
F319.C73 H37 2014, F319.C73H37 2014

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Pagination
175 pages
Number of pages
175

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31029720M
ISBN 13
9781626194298
LCCN
2014023437

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