Tag: Infrastructure

The Crooked River Lighthouse

Panhandle Florida has many interesting and historic sites for residents and visitors alike. Locations with archeological remains of pre-Columbian civilization, forts and battle grounds, and even beaches where soldiers trained for the invasion of Europe during World War II. Few compare to visiting a functioning navigation aide which was constructed in the late 19th century,…Read more

State Road 1: A Red Brick Road to the Past

Florida is known nationally and internationally for many features and locations. Beaches, big cities, theme parks, military bases, specialty agriculture and many more facets make up the Sunshine State. As such, these all require an effective transportation system so workers, customers and visitors can reach their desired location. Today, in the first half of the…Read more

The Jim Woodruff Dam

When Florida was first becoming known as a recreational playground, it was for its natural resources, especially water based. The pristine rivers were, and still are, especially popular with fishing and boating enthusiasts. Unlike many western states which are dependent on massive dams to provide water, hydroelectric energy and flood control, Florida’s waterways have a…Read more