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Blog Home Stories Map View Profile RSS Clue No. 29 Posted: 8:39 PM, Sunday, September 26, 2010 ... Written by Myrtle and Henry This lovely wooden church was built in 1888 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. If first served the community from a location on Scotland Street in Dunedin. In 1970 it was saved from demolition and relocated to Hammock Park. Source: Betz, Myrtle Scharrer. Yesteryear I Lived in Paradise. Tampa, FL: University of Tampa 2007. All rights reserved; used here with reprint permission. .. Permalink .. Posted in Myrtle's Treasure Hunt Clue No. 28 Posted: 8:36 PM, Sunday, September 26, 2010 ... Written by Myrtle and Henry A 60-foot fire tower was installed here as an attraction in 1968. It has to be removed in 1982 due to safety concerns. This will be the site for the new visitor center to be constructed on Caladesi. Source: Betz, Myrtle Scharrer. Yesteryear I Lived in Paradise. Tampa, FL: University of Tampa 2007. All rights reserved; used here with reprint permission. .. Permalink .. Posted in Myrtle's Treasure Hunt Clue No. 27 Posted: 8:35 PM, Sunday, September 26, 2010 ... Written by Myrtle and Henry Full concession service on Caladesi Island. Located under the same roof as the Ranger Station by the marina. Source: Betz, Myrtle Scharrer. Yesteryear I Lived in Paradise. Tampa, FL: University of Tampa 2007. All rights reserved; used here with reprint permission. .. Permalink .. Posted in Myrtle's Treasure Hunt Clue No. 26 Posted: 8:31 PM, Sunday, September 26, 2010 ... Written by Myrtle and Henry This ferry service departs every day from Honeymoon Island, weather permitting, and in 20 minutes will transport visitors to Caladesi Island (call 727-734-5263) Source: Betz, Myrtle Scharrer. Yesteryear I Lived in Paradise. Tampa, FL: University of Tampa 2007. All rights reserved; used here with reprint permission. .. Permalink .. Posted in Myrtle's Treasure Hunt Clue No. 25 Posted: 8:28 PM, Sunday, September 26, 2010 ... Written by Myrtle and Henry This is your destination for food, beverages, and trinkets on Honeymoon Island. The management also can serve as an event planner, arranging everything from flowers and music to menu and ambiance. Source: Betz, Myrtle Scharrer. Yesteryear I Lived in Paradise. Tampa, FL: University of Tampa 2007. All rights reserved; used here with reprint permission. .. Permalink .. Posted in Myrtle's Treasure Hunt Newer Entries \| Page 2 of 8 \| Older Entries		Caladesi Island Blogging from: Dunedin, Florida, USA Contact info: Visit Website Bio: On October 25, 1921 a hurricane separated Hog Island at the part of the island referred to as "the narrows." The separated islands were known as Hog Island and Scharrer's Island. In 1928 the island's name was officially changed to Caladesi Island. Thanks in large part to the passion and persistence of Gerald Rehm, then mayor of Dunedin, Caladesi Island became a state park in 1967. Read Profile Recent Posts Starting Your Treasure Hunt Adventure Clue No. 1 Clue No. 32 Clue No. 31 Clue No. 30 Categories Myrtle's Treasure Hunt Remember When Starting the Treasure Hunt Links Caladesi Memories Explore Caladesi Ranger's View Archive Click here to view Friends Myrtle billg