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trees, leaving a 20-foot (6.1-meter) wide road. At the turn of the century, the remaining pine strands were used to produce turpentine and for logging. By 1927, oaks dominated the community. During World War II, pine stumps were removed from the park. In the 1970s, the
Florida DEP prescribed controlled burns to prevent the park's pine flatwoods from succeeding into an oak hammock. In the 1950s, officials from the Department of Natural Resources proposed to let the grass and scrub habitat return to its natural state, but residents opposed the measure. In 1976, as a part of the state's Bicentennial Trail preparations, removed several nonnative Florida plants and planted longleaf pines in the park. In 2012, the Sumter County
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518:(DEP) listed the Dade Battlefield State Historic Site as one of 53 parks that would be closed to the public to reduce the agency's budget by 15% as mandated by the Florida legislature. DEP stated that parks such as the Dade Battlefield State Historic Site were selected for their visitation numbers and their lack of camping facilities. Residents and state Senator Paula Dockery were outraged. To generate interest in the park, members of the Dade Battlefield Society organized events such as a bluegrass festival and an arts and crafts show. In addition, residents organized Friends of Dade Battlefield, a group formed to generate interest in the park. In February 2011, Florida Governor
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Later in 1837, Major Thomas Child took over command of the post. During his tenure, one "Colonel Dill", claiming that he was seeking escaped slaves, was detained and was ordered to return to his residence. Jesup ordered that all government employees and express riders were barred from passing through Fort
Armstrong for the purpose of looking for slaves. This was to allow black Seminoles to enter the fort and to be eventually deported to reservations west of the Mississippi River. In 1984, after several years’ work, the Sumter County Historical Society would place a marker at the site of Fort Armstrong.
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officers fell. Koonce and his son O. B. Koonce maintained the landscape. He also pushed to have an archway placed at the entrance to the park, the construction of a road leading to the park in 1926, and electric power lines to connect the park to the power grid. Koonce also constructed other statutes, such as a pelican. In 1922, Representative Drane and Chief Clerk Nathan Hazen of the
Ordnance Department arranged to have two guns shipped to the Dade Memorial Park. A portrait of Chief Micanopy hung in the lodge and a statute of Osceola close to the lodge honored the two leaders.
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reenactment of Dade's massacre. It also has made information about the battle available to the public and has created two videos, a thirty-minute video which details the battle's events and a short film that is shown in the Dade
Battlefield Visitors Center. In addition, the Society rebuilt the cement log breastwork and corrected the breastwork's orientation as the breastwork faced west and not east. In 2002, the society purchased a six-pound long barrel cannon similar to the one Dade's men used in the battle.
349:, encouraged legislators to place a marker on the site of the massacre. At the state level, an attempt to create a memorial park on the site of the Dade Massacre was made in the early 1920s. Before his term in the Florida Legislature, Lake County judge J. C. B. Koonce held pre-trial hearings at the park's site. Fascinated by the battle, Lake County judge Koonce began to develop the area into a park in 1908. In 1921, as the Sumter County representative in the Florida House, Koonce, state senator W. M. Igou of
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visit
Seminole battlegrounds as most of them had never visited the sites as children. Although Seminoles had portrayed their ancestors during the annual reenactments, the "Looking Back at the Seminole Trail" tour was the first time that members of the Seminole Tribe formally visited the park. During the visit, elders Billy Cypress and Bobby Henry and park ranger Chuck Wicks explained both sides of the conflict to the group. The conference members then walked along the trails and visited the museum.
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Register of Historic Places. In 1994, the National Park Service listed the park as a National Historic Landmark. To facilitate the study of the park, the National Park Service placed the park under the themes Political and Military Affairs, 1783–1860—Jacksonian Democracy, 1828–1844 and Westward Expansion of the British Colonies and the United States, 1763–1898—Military-Aboriginal American Contact and Conflict—East of the Mississippi, 1763–1850s.
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570:, the park is generally flat, with an average elevation of 69 feet (21 meters) above sea level. The lowest point is a dug-out 0.6-acre pit that has been historically used as a vegetation burn pit. The primary rock under the park is limestone. The Florida Crushed Stone Company once considered mining limestone near the park, but they deemed the quality of the limestone to be a commercially poor product.
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shuffleboard and horseshoe courts. The south end of the road dividing the park was cut off, making it safe for visitors, and culverts were placed in the ditch that was dug in the park at some time after the battle. In addition, park officials planned to obtain a cannon for the battlefield. As of 2004, one tennis court and two shuffleboard courts remained of the recreational facilities.
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Battlefield consists of two types of sand: Kanapaha sand and Sparr fine sand. Kanapaha sand is a gray soil that is poorly drained and slowly permeable. It was formed in marine sediments that contained sand and loam. Kanapaha sand supports forest areas. Sparr fine sand is a dark
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professor who collects swords, and Laumer contacted the organization. They learned that the sword had been in the
Smithsonian's collection since 1880. Giron and Laumer requested that the sword be loaned to the Dade Battlefield museum. The sword was placed on display in a case containing a money belt
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December 27, 1988, to the day of the reenactment on January 1, 1989. A record crowd of 4,500 people attending the reenactment on January 1, 1989, prompted the Dade Battlefield Society to consider the construction of an amphitheater. The Florida Department of Natural Resources granted
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without proof of ownership, and the government's decision to move the
Seminoles over the protests of Seminole chiefs infuriated the Seminoles. At around 8:00 AM on the morning of December 28, 1835, the Seminoles, led by Chief Micanopy, ambushed Major Francis L. Dade and 107 men along a segment of the
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to build a supply depot, a regiment of Tennessee militiamen led by Major Robert Armstrong, built Fort Armstrong at the site of Dade's Massacre. From Fort Armstrong, Brigadier General Keith Call led an attack on the Seminoles living in the Wahoo Swamp a few days after the fort's construction ended.
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The average low for the month of January is 45.5 °F (7.5 °C) while the average high is 70.9 °F (21.6 °C). In July, the average high is 91.5 °F (33.1 °C) while lows average 70.5 °F (21.4 °C). The average precipitation from April 1, 1918, to April 30, 2012, was
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Activities include picnicking, viewing exhibits at the visitor center, and wildlife viewing. A 3,499-foot (1,066-meter) long nature trail winds through the pine flatwoods. In addition, there is a gazebo, a lodge that seats 96 people and has a kitchen, outdoors areas that can be rented for weddings
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Monuments indicating the locations of the officers’ deaths stretch from the park's entrance to about 300 feet (91 meters) south. The museum which details the Seminole War lies 49 feet (15 meters) from the replica of the breastworks and about 600 feet (180 meters) from the northernmost commemorative
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Over 70 children and 100 adults from the Seminole Hollywood Youth Conference visited the Dade Battlefield State Historic Site as part of the "Looking Back at the Seminole Trail" tour on July 8, 2003. Organized by Holly Tiger and Jo Motlow North the trip was a way for Seminole adults and children to
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The first two-hour-long reenactment since 1935 occurred on December 28, 1985. In 1987, the state constructed a 5-foot (1.5-meter) high and 150-foot (46-meter) long berm on the baseball field's outfield to enhance visitors’ view of the reenactment. A Tampa television station aired segments about a
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On January 22, 1973, Ney Landrum, Chief of the Division of Recreation and Parks, nominated Dade Battlefield to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places. On November 7, 1973, the National Park Service issued national register number 72000353 to Dade Battlefield, listing the park on the
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In 1935, Koonce promoted the idea to conduct a ceremony commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Dade Massacre. To mark the centennial of the Dade Massacre, organizers planned a reenactment of the battle. The Seminoles were to be invited to join and to formally sign a peace treaty with the United
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In 1949, the Florida Legislature dissolve the Dade Memorial Park Commission and moved the park under the care of the then Board of Parks and Historical Memorials. Several facilities were built at this time. In 1957, construction on the recreation lodge was completed. The museum opened on July 4,
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In an effort to restore the park to the conditions at the time of the battle, the Division of Natural Resources removed the archway, the monuments, and the statue of the pelican. At a public hearing about the park, the Division of Natural Resources officials faced strong opposition from long-time
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The annual reenactment begins at 2:00 PM on both Saturday and Sunday. An actor portraying Private Ransom Clarke narrates just before the battle starts. The battle begins as the Seminoles, portrayed by Seminoles from the Big Cypress Seminole Reservation, and Dade's men exchange gunfire. After
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After the passage of the bill, Sumter County residents cleared the land to form the park. During the 1920s, Koonce sculpted statues of the soldiers and Seminoles involved in the battle, ordered a bronze statue to portray Dade, built the gazebo, and constructed the monuments indicating where the
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In April 2013, the park hosted the first annual Swallow-tailed Kite and Wildlife Festival. Swallow-tailed kites had visited the park, and the Dade Battlefield Society decided to create a festival to educate the public about the birds. The festival's activities included a lecture on swallow-tail
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About 1968, Sumter County employees found several cylinders measuring 12 inches (30 centimeters) long and about three-fourths of an inch (1.9 centimeters) in diameter on the Dade Battlefield Historic Site grounds. Suspecting that the vials were munitions that had been buried on the park grounds
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seeking to create a national park on the battle's site. In 1907 and again in 1912, Sparkman re-introduced legislation that provided funding for a marker and for the preservation of the battleground. In 1919, United States representative Henry Jackson Drane of Florida, who had visited the Dade
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Although members of the Florida Historical Society and several Sumter County veterans organizations sponsored a commemorative day held on December 28, 1966, the first reenactment of Dade's Massacre was held on December 28, 1980, for the battle's 145th anniversary. Dade City historian and Dade
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The city of Bushnell supplies the park's drinking water. The park also has a ditch that connects two ponds, Center Pond, located south of Bushnell, and Webb's Pond (called the "Death Pond" in records related to the battle), a pond located on private property adjacent to the park. Four bridges
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The Dade Battlefield Society is a non-profit organization created to preserve the Dade Battlefield State Historic Site. It was created on June 8, 1987, to raise public awareness of Dade's Massacre. Since the creation of the organization, the Dade Battlefield Society has sponsored the annual
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In 1976, the state of Florida selected the Dade Battlefield State Historic Site to be a Florida Bicentennial Trail site. To emphasize the park's historical significance, the Division of Recreation and Parks attempted to remove the playground, the baseball field, the tennis courts, and the
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which called for the creation of a national park on the Dade massacre battleground and its inclusion in a national park system. Florida congressman Stephen Sparkman began efforts to preserve the Dade Massacre site on January 27, 1904, with the introduction of another bill in the
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met with DEP officials and expressed his disapproval of the DEP's plan, stating, "As you know, we’ve gotten two gold medals for our parks. I think we have 20 million-plus visitors. So, no, we’ve got great parks, and we’ve got to make sure we preserve them and take care of them."
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Sumter County residents who felt that the changes made to the park dishonored Koonce's vision for the park. Residents recovered the discarded monuments and placed them back in the park. When district naturalist John Dodrill realized that the statue portraying Dade was that of a
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In 1996, the Dade Battlefield State Historic Site hosted the first annual World War II Commemorative Day. Since the first event, the commemoration has grown to include reenactors representing both the Allies and the Axis, vendors, music, encampments, vehicles, and food.
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States government. Plans eventually changed to include a parade, a barbecue, concerts, addresses by dignitaries, and a full reenactment. On December 28, 1935, over 5,000 people, including Florida's governor attended the ceremony.
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on a reservation that included the site of the future battle. A combination of white settlers moving onto public land in violation of the Treaty of Moultrie Creek, slave hunters trespassing onto the reservation to capture
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during World War II, the workers turned the vials over to a state agency. According to former Sumter County civil defense director Vernon Berry, the agency stated that one vial exploded while the agency was analyzing it.
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throughout the park cross the ditch. Although it normally drains into the swampy areas near the park, water has flowed in the ditch three times before, in 1994, 1995, and 1998, all when heavy rains fell in the area.
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lies six miles (9.7 kilometers) to the west of town. The Wahoo area served as a sheltered area for the Seminoles during the Second Seminole War. The United States Army and the Seminoles fought the
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approval for the amphitheater. For the December 28, 1989, reenactment, the Dade Battlefield Society expanded the event to a two-day event with full reenactments on both Saturday and Sunday.
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are hidden in the park. The park is open between 8 a.m. and sundown every day of the year (including holidays) while the visitor's center is open between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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and radio communications from January 1944 to June 1944. On May 29, 1944, members of the 622nd Signal Aircraft Warning Company were transferred to a base in
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Massacre expert Frank Laumer, dressed as Private Ransom Clarke, retold the story of the battle to 300 attendees. Park rangers from Dade Battlefield and
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Community Beautification Committee designed and replanted several of the park's landscapes in the public areas with native and endemic plants.
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monuments. The reenactment takes place in a cleared area in the pine woods about 200 yards (meters) from the site of the actual battle.
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kites, kite building and flying, birdhouse construction, and watching the swallow-tailed kites.
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arrived at the park. Upon seeing a description of the sword in the magazine
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Florida Department of Environmental Protection (February 23, 2012).
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Florida Historical Society (October 1932). "Frederick C. Cubberly".
632:) has been reported in the park. Among the wildlife of the park are
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50.04 inches (127.1 centimeters). No snow fell during that period.
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The park also served as base housing for soldiers operating at the
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1881:. Florida Department of Environmental Protection. January 14, 2004
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464:, dressed in period uniforms, staged a camp similar to Dade's.
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National Register of Historic Places in Sumter County, Florida
3112:. Gainesville, Florida: University Press of Florida. pp.
2686:(3). Cocoa, Florida: The Florida Historical Society: 433–456.
1288:
Florida Historical Society (July 1926). "Notes and Comments".
4639:
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2868:. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners. Archived from
2678:
Roberts, Albert Hubbard (January 1927). "The Dade Massacre".
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Unified Sumter County/Center Hill/Webster Comprehensive Plan
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848:. Historical Association of Southern Florida. Archived from
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2182:"Blade of Dade: Smithsonian returns sword to battle museum"
1961:"III. Thematic Representation: National Historic Landmarks"
1931:"III. Thematic Representation: National Historic Landmarks"
1876:"Dade Battlefield Historic State Park Unit Management Plan"
876:"American Military Strategy During the Second Seminole War"
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1447:. Florida Division of Recreation and Parks. Archived from
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2328:"Tightened budget could temporarily close 53 state parks"
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1477:. Wellington, New Zealand. February 22, 1936. p. 271
1370:(1). Cocoa, Florida: The Florida Historical Society: 12.
1296:(1). Cocoa, Florida: The Florida Historical Society: 61.
1170:. St. Lucie County, Florida. September 9, 1910. p. 1
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2794:"Dade Battlefield receives replica of historic cannon"
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1967:. National Park Service. May 17, 2001. Archived from
1937:. National Park Service. May 17, 2001. Archived from
1907:. National Park Service. May 17, 2001. Archived from
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1537:. West Palm Beach, Florida. April 14, 1935. p. 4
3160:
Florida's Office of Cultural and Historical Programs
2984:
United States Geological Survey (October 19, 1979).
2860:
Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (2012).
2524:"Activities at Dade Battlefield Historic State Park"
2245:"Hollywood Youth Conference Visits Historical Sites"
2222:. St. Petersburg, Florida. pp. Pasco Times 1, 3
2100:. St. Petersburg, Florida. pp. Pasco Times 1, 3
2071:. St. Petersburg, Florida. pp. Pasco Times 1, 3
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1333:. Florida Office of Attorney General. Archived from
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During World War II, Dade Memorial Park served as a
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warriors fought soldiers under the command of Major
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History of the National Register of Historic Places
2359:"Dade Battlefield Park: A push to spark attendance"
2063:"Tale of 1835 ambush is retold at Dade Battlefield"
1581:
1579:
3135:. Sarasota, Florida: Pineapple Press. p. 65.
3042:
1642:"World War II history repeats itself at park site"
1494:
1492:
620:) habitat remain today. Five acres of slash pine (
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3133:Hunted Like a Wolf: The Story of the Seminole War
2592:. North Carolina State University. Archived from
2092:"Park rangers, volunteers help make history live"
1730:. Air Force History Index.org. September 13, 1988
1662:
1009:
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954:"Marker Now Designates Fort Armstrong's Location"
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2745:
2615:National Cooperative Soil Survey (August 2001).
1621:. Clewiston, Florida. January 8, 1936. p. 1
1615:"5,000 Attend Ceremonies at Dade Park Last Week"
1595:. Ocala, Florida. December 30, 1989. pp. 2B
1576:
962:. Ocala, Florida. December 11, 1984. pp. 2B
614:Forty five acres of the original longleaf pine (
3049:. Sarasota, Florida: Pineapple Press. pp.
2553:Florida State Parks Information Center (2014).
2522:Florida State Parks Information Center (2014).
2207:
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2022:"Ceremony Marks Commemoration Of Dade Massacre"
1988:
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1439:Florida State Parks Information Center (2010).
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2862:"Chapter 5: Recreation and Open Space Element"
2645:National Cooperative Soil Survey (June 2004).
2559:Florida Department of Environmental Protection
2528:Florida Department of Environmental Protection
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1081:. Ocala, Florida. December 19, 1907. p. 1
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701:. Today, the town is a populated area within
516:Florida Department of Environmental Protection
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1829:. National Park Service. 2002. Archived from
1041:Ocala Evening Star Staff (January 30, 1904).
301:); Sprague later served until the end of the
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2202:
2158:. Orlando, Florida. pp. Lake Sentinel 1
1983:
1445:Florida State Parks 75 Anniversary 1935–2010
1123:
662:) have been sighted in the park. Live oaks (
279:The United States government negotiated the
4673:Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway
2347:
1762:. Orlando, Florida. pp. Local/State B1
1674:"Take the family and live a little history"
1639:
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1135:"Guide to the H. J. Drane Papers 1917-1944"
934:. Columbus, Ohio: Follett, Foster, & Co
671:
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3091:. New York: St. Martin Press. p. 59.
3011:Stafford-Monk, Robin (December 15, 2002).
2992:. United States Department of the Interior
2673:
2671:
2584:Southeast Regional Climate Center (2012).
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1811:. National Park Service. January 22, 1973.
1789:(2). Georgia Historical Society: 105–119.
1404:
1361:
730:National Historic Landmark summary listing
468:commemorative hike led by Laumer from the
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5010:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
3653:Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve
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2211:
2121:"Group plans amphitheater at battlefield"
1754:"Army Chemicals, Fuels Haunt Sumter Site"
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1204:. St. Petersburg, Florida. pp. 7, 27
1196:"History Is A Picnic At Dade Battlefield"
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37:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
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2300:"Dade Battlefield Park could be history"
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260:(designated as such on April 14, 1972).
4693:Tallahassee-St. Marks Historic Railroad
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3013:"Wahoo Swamp may become new state park"
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2423:. West Palm Beach, Florida. pp. 1A
2384:
2326:Curry, Christopher (January 28, 2011).
2297:
2212:Andryusky, Louise (December 24, 1989).
1870:
1868:
1706:"World War II and the Dade Battlefield"
1357:
1355:
1161:"Commemorative Spot of Dade's Massacre"
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5522:Florida Native American Heritage Trail
5497:National Historic Landmarks in Florida
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2896:"Battle of Wahoo Swamp: Sumter County"
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2655:Natural Resources Conservation Service
2625:Natural Resources Conservation Service
2148:Campbell, Ramsey (December 26, 1989).
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2001:. St. Petersburg, Florida. pp. 1B
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1728:"Document Detail for IRISNUM=00156990"
1441:"Dade Battlefield Historic State Park"
1427:
1405:Washington, Ray (September 12, 1983).
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531:Facilities and recreational activities
357:, state representative T. G. Futch of
328:United States House of Representatives
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2746:State of Florida (January 21, 2014).
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1322:Buford, Rivers (September 21, 1921).
981:Eland, Henry E. (December 25, 1897).
980:
901:Sumter County Tourism Office (2014).
873:
715:
353:, state representative L. D. Edge of
339:In 1910, two Florida newspapers, the
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3663:National Estuarine Research Reserves
3174:Dade Battlefield Historic State Park
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2464:
2385:Clifton, Larry (February 16, 2011).
2180:Mitchell, Eric (December 30, 1989).
2019:
1993:Geissler, Hazel (November 4, 1975).
1587:"Hundreds To Battle In Re-Enactment"
1498:
1352:
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903:"Fort Armstrong Historical Monument"
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197:Dade Battlefield Historic State Park
5517:Protected areas established in 1972
5512:Military and war museums in Florida
4505:Allen David Broussard Catfish Creek
3165:National Historic Landmarks Program
2488:from the original on March 31, 2014
2412:
2298:Clifton, Larry (January 19, 2011).
2090:Cohen, Miriam (December 30, 1980).
2061:Cohen, Miriam (December 30, 1980).
1845:
1827:National Historic Landmarks Program
1640:Davis-Platt, Joy (August 3, 2001).
1555:
1407:"A Battle Stirs Behind Dade Statue"
1324:"Appropriations—Dade Memorial Park"
990:Los Angeles Herald—Saturday Morning
203:located on County Road 603 between
13:
4420:Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Homestead
4038:Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center
3089:Osceola and the Great Seminole War
3035:
2990:Geographic Name Information System
2986:"Feature Detail Report for: Wahoo"
2947:Adjutant General's Office (1891).
2481:. Combat Studies Institute Press.
2119:Mulzac, Lystra (January 9, 1989).
1672:Locklear, Brenda (July 30, 2009).
1331:Historical Advisory Legal Opinions
1100:Clinton, George (March 27, 1912).
1043:"Where Dade and His Comrades Died"
1014:State Archives of Florida (2014).
556:
254:Dade Battlefield Historic Memorial
29:Dade Battlefield Historic Memorial
14:
5548:
5507:Museums in Sumter County, Florida
3333:
3149:
2769:Dade Battlefield Society (2013).
2651:Official Soil Series Descriptions
2621:Official Soil Series Descriptions
2129:. Ocala, Florida. pp. 2B, 4B
1704:Dade Battlefield Society (2012).
1556:Kay, Rusell (December 27, 1935).
874:White, John C. Jr. (April 1995).
839:"Last Command: The Dade Massacre"
818:. Florida History Internet Center
695:Battle of the Withlacoochee River
490:Central Florida Community College
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2792:Reed, Rick (December 23, 2002).
2680:The Florida Historical Quarterly
2020:Ware, Lucy (December 26, 1985).
1783:The Georgia Historical Quarterly
1499:Reed, Rick (November 29, 2001).
1364:The Florida Historical Quarterly
1290:The Florida Historical Quarterly
1256:The Florida Historical Quarterly
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5487:Parks in Sumter County, Florida
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4081:Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock
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3701:National Wild and Scenic Rivers
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1111:. Bemidji, Minnesota. p. 4
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747:Levy, Benjamin (January 1973).
384:
376:Centennial of the Dade Massacre
46:U.S. National Historic Landmark
5537:1972 establishments in Florida
4653:Florida Keys Overseas Heritage
4343:Constitution Convention Museum
3853:Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson
3493:Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee
2442:Reichman, Bob (May 16, 2013).
2415:"Imperiled Parks Get a Pardon"
909:. Sumter County Tourism Office
867:
837:Steele, W. S. (January 1986).
830:
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668:) cover the rest of the park.
316:
162:
1:
5418:Multiple Property Submissions
3648:Big Cypress National Preserve
2903:Critical Historical Resources
2750:. Florida Department of State
2190:. Ocala, Florida. pp. 1B
1752:Oliver, Mike (May 30, 1988).
708:
256:, it is also a United States
3686:Guana Tolomato Matanzas NERR
3191:The Dade Battlefield Society
3068:Covington, James W. (1993).
2949:"Actions with Indians, 1842"
2030:. Ocala, Florida. p. 14
1995:"Bushnell Park Site Changes"
1471:"American Massacre Recalled"
1194:Twitty, Tom (July 5, 1959).
1141:. Florida Historical Society
928:Giddings, Joshua R. (1858).
648:. Several gopher tortoises (
395:United States Army Air Corps
18:United States historic place
7:
5423:National Historic Landmarks
4220:Edward Ball Wakulla Springs
3978:Mike Roess Gold Head Branch
3668:National Marine Sanctuaries
2150:"Reliving Fateful 1835 Day"
1052:. Ocala, Florida. p. 1
1022:. State Archives of Florida
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4663:General James A. Van Fleet
4425:Natural Bridge Battlefield
4290:Wes Skiles Peacock Springs
4230:Homosassa Springs Wildlife
3196:
3114:19, 79, 117, 175, 217, 218
2773:. Dade Battlefield Society
2474:Anderson, Michael (2013).
1708:. Dade Battlefield Society
812:"Florida of the Seminoles"
601:
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547:
486:Santa Fe Community College
484:, Dr. Ray Giron, a former
397:unit trained personnel in
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258:National Historic Landmark
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4285:Werner-Boyce Salt Springs
4126:Lake June in Winter Scrub
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2387:"Dade Park – safe of far"
1650:. St. Petersburg, Florida
1139:Manuscript Finding Guides
684:
660:Drymarchon corais couperi
566:Considered to lie in the
237:battlefield where tribal
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161:NRHP reference
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4688:Palatka-to-St. Augustine
4325:and archaeological sites
4323:Museums, historic sites,
4076:Alfred B. Maclay Gardens
3131:Meltzer, Milton (2004).
3070:The Seminoles of Florida
3045:The Great Seminole Trail
2937:, pp. 81–82, 98–99.
2706:"New life for Dade Park"
1501:"Piece of history found"
1133:Klug, Mimi (July 2001).
751:. National Park Service.
672:Dade Battlefield Society
654:) live in the park, and
505:
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454:
441:
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415:
334:
281:Treaty of Moultrie Creek
247:Dade Battlefield Society
4058:Windley Key Fossil Reef
3948:John D. MacArthur Beach
3903:Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou
3798:Bill Baggs Cape Florida
3041:Alderson, Doug (2013).
2748:"Detail by Entity Name"
2590:Period of Record Tables
1385:(subscription required)
1311:(subscription required)
1277:(subscription required)
478:Smithsonian Institution
269:The Second Seminole War
233:site, it preserves the
5492:State parks of Florida
5441:Keeper of the Register
4919:Preserves and reserves
4497:Preserves and reserves
4472:Letchworth-Love Mounds
4455:Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins
4445:San Marcos de Apalache
4370:Bulow Plantation Ruins
4313:Gamble Rogers Memorial
4240:Lafayette Blue Springs
4068:Botanical garden parks
3407:Castillo de San Marcos
3156:Sumter County listings
3106:Laumer, Frank (1995).
3087:Hatch, Thomas (2012).
1558:"Too Late To Classify"
1415:. Gainesville, Florida
1380: – via
1306: – via
1272: – via
410:Bushnell Army Airfield
323:United States Congress
213:Sumter County, Florida
99:Sumter County, Florida
5461:Contributing property
4658:Gainesville-Hawthorne
4348:Forest Capital Museum
4255:Ponce de Leon Springs
3179:May 25, 2014, at the
3169:National Park Service
2965:on September 23, 2015
2596:on September 24, 2015
2444:"From kites to kites"
1109:Bemidji Daily Pioneer
1072:"Sparkman's Activity"
931:The Exiles of Florida
810:Leonard, Bob (2008).
656:Eastern indigo snakes
514:In January 2011, the
283:in 1824, placing the
273:Further information:
156:80 acres (32 ha)
137:28.65222°N 82.12667°W
5408:Black Public Schools
4821:Okaloacoochee Slough
4668:Jacksonville-Baldwin
4487:San Pedro Underwater
4275:Weeki Wachee Springs
4178:Little Manatee River
4033:St. Joseph Peninsula
3963:Little Talbot Island
3628:Ten Thousand Islands
2555:"Hours of Operation"
2252:The Seminole Tribune
2219:St. Petersburg Times
2097:St. Petersburg Times
2068:St. Petersburg Times
1941:on November 11, 2006
1647:St. Petersburg Times
1201:St. Petersburg Times
882:. GlobalSecurity.org
736:on October 20, 2013.
629:Illicium parviflorum
4683:Palatka-Lake Butler
4648:Blackwater Heritage
4605:St. Sebastian River
4585:San Felasco Hammock
4477:Madira Bickel Mound
4467:Lake Jackson Mounds
4430:Olustee Battlefield
4400:Fort Zachary Taylor
4245:Madison Blue Spring
4235:Ichetucknee Springs
4013:Skyway Fishing Pier
3838:Delnor-Wiggins Pass
3548:J.N. 'Ding' Darling
3185:Florida State Parks
3109:Dade's Last Command
3019:. Leesburg, Florida
2802:. Leesburg, Florida
2710:Sumter County Times
2451:Sumter County Times
2392:Sumter County Times
2364:Sumter County Times
2305:Sumter County Times
1999:Evening Independent
1971:on October 14, 2006
1911:on October 18, 2006
1833:on October 20, 2013
1681:Sumter County Times
1529:"In a Lighter Vein"
1509:. Leesburg, Florida
1102:"Tied up with Work"
983:"Washington Letter"
699:Second Seminole War
651:Gopherus polyphemus
393:installation. The
342:Leesburg Commercial
310:Thomas Sidney Jesup
308:Ordered by General
303:Second Seminole War
252:Under the title of
235:Second Seminole War
187:Designated NHL
142:28.65222; -82.12667
133: /
5428:Woman's clubhouses
4741:Charles H. Bronson
4630:Yellow River Marsh
4570:Pumpkin Hill Creek
4560:Lower Wekiva River
4545:Fakahatchee Strand
4540:Green Cay Wetlands
4353:John Gorrie Museum
4333:Addison Blockhouse
4173:Hillsborough River
3958:Jonathan Dickinson
3893:Fort George Island
3843:Devil's Millhopper
3422:National seashores
3399:National monuments
3376:National memorials
2261:on August 25, 2014
1823:"Dade Battlefield"
1079:Ocala Evening Star
1050:Ocala Evening Star
726:"Dade Battlefield"
665:Quercus virginiana
470:Hillsborough River
391:United States Army
229:. Also called the
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4555:Kissimmee Prairie
4530:Disney Wilderness
4450:Yellow Bluff Fort
4405:Gamble Plantation
4188:Ochlockonee River
4108:and springs parks
4023:St. George Island
3943:Hugh Taylor Birch
3928:Highlands Hammock
3908:Gasparilla Island
3898:Fort Pierce Inlet
3823:Collier–Seminole
3793:Big Talbot Island
3726:
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3722:
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3709:Loxahatchee River
3676:Apalachicola NERR
3583:National Key Deer
3533:Great White Heron
3142:978-1-56164-305-9
3123:978-0-8130-1324-4
3098:978-0-312-35591-3
3079:978-0-8130-1196-7
3060:978-1-56164-003-4
2925:, p. 19, 79.
2875:on March 11, 2014
2617:"Kanapaha Series"
2333:Ocala Star-Banner
2187:Ocala Star-Banner
2126:Ocala Star-Banner
2027:Ocala Star-Banner
1592:Ocala Star-Banner
1451:on March 31, 2014
1340:on March 31, 2014
1168:St. Lucie Tribune
959:Ocala Star-Banner
800:, pp. 59–60.
764:, pp. 51–53.
568:Central Highlands
366:The Dade Massacre
347:St. Lucie Tribune
194:
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174:Significant dates
110:Bushnell, Florida
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4836:Point Washington
4801:Lake Wales Ridge
4731:Carl Duval Moore
4726:Blackwater River
4580:Rock Springs Run
4520:Charlotte Harbor
4375:Dade Battlefield
4358:Ybor City Museum
4338:Cedar Key Museum
4300:Recreation areas
4158:Blackwater River
4043:Stump Pass Beach
3933:Honeymoon Island
3848:Don Pedro Island
3746:
3745:
3732:
3731:
3691:Rookery Bay NERR
3681:Florida Keys NMS
3558:Lake Wales Ridge
3480:wildlife refuges
3445:National forests
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4440:Paynes Creek
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4203:Three Rivers
4183:Myakka River
4153:Alafia River
4146:Lake Talquin
4141:Lake Manatee
4121:Lake Griffin
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3453:Apalachicola
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