Florida Footprints | A Patchwork Panhandle (1918-1945)

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History-Social Science
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Florida Footprints | A Patchwork Panhandle (1918-1945)

In “A Patchwork Panhandle,” WFSU-TV stitches together a variety of stories that happened within our viewing area during the 1920s, ‘30s and ‘40s.  From Prohibition and moonshine to New Deal work projects, we explore the economic and social changes coming to the area. Plus, the rise of World War II training sites at the airfields and on the shores of the Big Bend that left a lasting impact. 
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