Welcome to the first of a brand-new blog series; decades of Seminole tourism! This week, look back to the early 1900s. Captain Tom Tiger started and ran the first Seminole tourism enterprise in 1904. Although short lived, it would signal a long-lasting relationship between Seminoles and Florida Tourism.
Unconquered Magazine by Seminole Boosters, Inc. - Issuu
Native American History - Florida Seminole Tourism
Historical Vignettes: Martin County's Barley Barber Swamp
A Course Called America: Fifty States, Five Thousand Fairways, and the Search for the Great American Golf Course: Coyne, Tom: 9781982128050: : Books
Florida Seminole Tourism
What Happened To Tom Tiger? The Battle for a Seminole Chief's Remains - The US Caribbean & Florida Digital Newspaper Project
Tom Tiger's Camp: The First Seminole Tourism Enterprise - Florida Seminole Tourism
Unconquered: Roadside Reservations, Centennial Celebration
Official Florida Vacation Guide by digital_pubs - Issuu
Watch We Shall Remain, American Experience, Official Site
Seminole People of Florida Exhibition Catalog by Charity Myers - Issuu
Early Florida West Palm Beach Mayor's Equality Task Force
Seminole indian chief hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
The First Seminole Tourist Camps - Florida Seminole Tourism
