Beluthahatchee Park
10AM-noon
Thursday, October 11
The park is about 1/4 mile south of Roberts Road. The homestead itself is reached by a dirt road, on the east side of SR 13. Look for the orange Kennedy Event sign along SR 13 and follow the road all the way back to Mill Pond. The location is the only dual literary landmark in the United States and honors both author, Stetson Kennedy, and songwriter, Woody Guthrie. In keeping with Kennedy's wishes, land was set aside in perpetuity as a wildlife refuge under the Florida Community Trust Program. Stetson's step-daughter, Karen Roumillat, will give us a tour of his house, which is maintained as he himself kept it, and will tell us about both author's lives and legacy devoted to human rights, mother earth, and traditional culture.


Thanks for the photos, Carolyn!
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