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Photographic Scavenger Hunt

By: Ashley Grojean, Camille Herce, & Megan Atwell

An example of a gated community:

An example of zoning regulations:

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An example of ghettoization:

Example of what makes Key West unique:

An ethnic grocery store:

We decided to visit Key West for one reason... the passing of The Great Goldie the Goldfish. When Camille adopted Megan and Ashley she became a single mom of two. She took her new children to the carnival and they won a goldfish. Goldie was a big part of the family and meant a lot to them. Sadly, a month later Goldie passed on to the next tank. Megan and Ashley wanted Goldie to have the most extravagant fish funeral ever. They wanted him to be surrounded by his natural element... the water. So what better place then the island of Key West, Fl. (to be continued)

A local government building:

These "NO FISHING ON BRIDGE" & "NO STOPPING ON BRIDGE" signs are an example of a zoning regulation.

This grocery store falls under this category because it is a Polish grocery store. In this case they sell Polish foods.

Bridges are an example of what makes Key West unique because it connects us to the rest of Florida and the United States.

An example of commercialization:

A concert hall:

The Truman Annex is an example of a gated community.

This beaten up and spray painted building is an example of Key West's ghettoization.

The courthouse is our local government building and it is home to the local court of law and is a place where they officiate civil marriage ceremonies.

A historic building downtown dating prior to 1900:

Definitions:

The Key West Watersports hut on the beach is an example of commercialization.

A sports stadium:

The customs house downtown falls under this category because it was built in 1891 and was originally a postal service. It has been restored and is now an award winning museum.

Another example of what makes Key West unique:

An example of infilling:

An example of site:

A statue of famous resident:

The fine arts center is named after Tennessee Williams. It is named after him because he was an American playwright and author of multiple stage classics.

Site: An area of ground on which a town building or monument is constructed.

Situation: the location of a place relative to other places.

Commercialization: a place attractive to residents and tourists alike in terms of economic activity.

Ghettoization: process occurring in many mini cities in which they become dilapidated and is the center of poverty.

Gated Community: fenced in neighborhoods with controlled access gates for people with vehicles.

Infilling: building on empty parcels of land (development)

Zoning Regulations: written regulations and laws that define how property in specific geographic zones can be used

The football stadium is a stadium named after Tommy Roberts. It's named after him because he was a football coach for the Conchs for many years. When he passed away he was the Principle for Key West High School.

The statue head of Harry S. Truman falls under this category because he was a former resident and he lived in the Little White House. That house was actually built for him.

The beach is an example of Key West's site.

Example of 3 different religions:

Our city league baseball field is unique to Key West because from the field you have a view of the ocean. I can't think of any other places that you have that kind of view.

A cemetery grave marker:

The new houses being built near the Southernmost Point is an example of infilling.

Basilica of St. Mary (left),

United Methodist (middle), & 5th street Baptist (right)

An example of Spanish presence:

An example of situation:

An example of French Presence:

An example of Native American presence:

I believe this is an interesting grave marker because it is very large and sticks out unlike the other ones. The reason it is unique is because it is a huge conch shell which represents Key West Culture .

This statue shows Spanish presence because Jose Marti was an important figure in Latin American literature. He dedicated his life to promote liberty and independence for all Spaniard's.

Native American Settlement was evident in Sugarloaf Key. Years ago, Calusa Indians settled on Sugarloaf Key due to the rich supply of food. Today many of the Indians are buried on Sugarloaf estate.

The Southern Most Point is an example of Key West's situation.

The restaurant Croissants de France shows French presence because it serves French cuisine and brings the French culture to Key West.

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