The Sunshine Skyway Bridge:: Spanning Tampa Bay (Landmarks)
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| Rating | : | 4.49 (591 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 162619002X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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Nevin Sitler is the Director of Education and Outreach at the St. His eclectic mix of published articles includes interviews with the comic strip creators of Beetle Bailey and Peanuts and hard rocker Alice Cooper, a Texas barbecue at the LBJ Ranch and a backstage chess game with the legendary Ray Charles. . Richard (Ric) Sitler is a retired military journalist wh
"Five Stars" according to Teresa Frost. Very enjoyable and informative. Very well done. Took us through the history and Very well done. Took us through the history and right up to the accident. Thanks for a well written book.. sunshine skyway bridge I purchased this book from an article that I read in the Tampa Tribune.This was purchased for a good friend who enjoys reading about the history of Tampa Bay. He sincerely enjoyed this book and I am glad that I purchased it for him. If you want the history of Tampa Bay purchase this book and enjoy.
Petersburg. His eclectic mix of published articles includes interviews with the comic strip creators of Beetle Bailey and Peanuts and hard rocker Alice Cooper, a Texas barbecue at the LBJ Ranch and a backstage chess game with the legendary Ray Charles. He is a contributing author of Florida's Historic Places, The Rivers of the Green Swamp Anthology and provided historical consultation for Florida's Fabulous Lighthouses. Petersburg Museum of History and holds a Master's Degree in Florida Studies from the University of South Florida, St. About the Author Nevin Sitler is the Director of Education and Outreach at the St. . Richard (Ric) Sitler is a retired military journalist whose assignments ranged from the 1968 release of the USS Pueblo crew by N
Join this father-and-son team on their journey across the historic bay.. Nevin and Ric Sitler detail the suspension cables, concrete, nuts and bolts and political battles that combined to produce the fantastic history of the Skyway bridges and other historic Tampa Bay crossings. But the award-winning bridge that residents and tourists cross on a daily basis isn't the first to hold the Skyway name. Numerous versions of the current bridge have stretched across lower Tampa Bay, and each has its own remarkable history. Of the more than 5,200 bridges in the st