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What happened to Finegan’s plantation house during the Civil War was poetic justice.
The Grave of Confederate General Joseph Finegan
St. Vincent’s Hospital
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Stories of Pine Forest: Incinerators, Klan Crosses, Family Love and Mulberry Trees
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The Ku Klux Klan burnt a cross in front of her family’s little woodframe house.
Another Lebanese family, the Johns, lived in the three-story rambling house at 5724.
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Confederate Park’s “In Memory of our Women of the Southland”
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Lovett’s / Winn & Lovett / Winn-Dixie & my Grandfather
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Florida Junior College, What the Beginning Looks Like, the Chance to Create a New World
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Riverside Park’s Camellia Grove, Keats, Basho, and People Being More Like Plants
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What happens in the grove is an inverse mimesis–it determines the city outside it.
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Baymeadows: The GMAC Mass Shooting
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WARNING: This story contains graphic content that some readers will find too disturbing.
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Tale of Two Cities: Pick Your Poison, Vote Your Conscience, Choose Your Own Adventure
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The Balis House / the Herbert Swisher House
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