Late to the Party in the Roaring Twenties and That Tropical Paradise Called Florida

Published by Pineapple Press
Distributed by Simon & Schuster

About The Book

Millions of dollars were flooding into Florida's economy in the Roaring Twenties. By 1925, real estate transactions were taking place faster than county clerks could record them. Land sales had virtually eclipsed tourism and farming as the state's source of astounding economic growth. It was no different from other frenetic manias - the people who jumped in early, and got out early, were the winners. Those late to the game were the dreamers.

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  • Publisher: Pineapple Press (November 19, 2019)
  • Length: 1 pages
  • ISBN13: 9781683340621

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Late to the Party in the Roaring ‘20s is a terrific microcosm of the great excitement and tragic years of Florida’s Golden Age land boom. Men, women, entire families flooded into Florida believing bold enterprise practically guaranteed sudden riches. This inspirational account is a must read to truly understand the hopes, dreams, and struggles of the 1920s in that paradise called Florida.

Debi Murray, Chief Curator

Historical Society of Palm Beach County

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