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The Largo Historical Society
Announces the 36th Annual
CRACKER SUPPER
Saturday, March 13, 2010
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Highland and Rosery in Largo
Orange Juice Hour starts at 5:30P.M.
Dinner served at 6:30P.M.
Adults $15.00
Children and under $12.00
Reservations are a must! Call Elmer or Martha Williams at 727-531-1804
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Pines and Palmettos:
A Portrait of Largo, Florida”
Many
early settlers described the area that was to become Largo, Florida as little
more than pines and palmettos.
Capture the spirit and flavor of a by-gone era through the eyes and words
of those who carved a thriving city from those meager Southern flatwoods.
Don’t miss an opportunity to own this wonderful hard-cover book. It’s
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Welcome to the Largo Area Historical Society. We thank
you for visiting us and trust your stay will be both pleasant and educational.
Chartered under Florida laws on October 17, 1973, the Largo Area Historical
Society is a non-profit corporation whose purpose is to foster the appreciation
and understanding of Largo’s rich historical heritage by providing education,
research, and preservation of historically significant places, documents and
items.
The Society meets on the second Monday of each month * at the historic Feed
Store located at 295 Central Park Drive behind the Largo Cultural Center.
A pot-luck supper begins at 6:30 p.m. followed by guest speakers and a business
meeting. We extend a warm invitation for all to join us for some old-fashioned
fellowship.
On the first Saturday of each month *, the Society opens the Feed Store to
the general public from 10:00 to 2:00 p.m. We invite you to view our displays
of historical photos and memorabilia. Come sit a spell in our old-fashioned
rockers and chat with our historians about Largo’s past.
* excluding July and August
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