Year

Video Details

04:46; color; sound; s. 1825 Box 1, Film 4; V-253

Description

This film is a narrated tour of Tomoka State Park. The film begins with the history of the park. The narrator explains that the park, which overlooks the Halifax River, was the site of a Timucua Indian village called Nacorroco. The film shows various park amenities, including: picnic areas, playgrounds restrooms, a restaurant and concession stand. Other scenes include shots of the Fred Dana Marsh Museum, and the Tomoka and Halifax river access points for fishing and boating.

Corporate Subject

Fred Dana Marsh Museum

Geographic Subject

Tomoka State Park
Tomoka River
Halifax River
Nacorroco (Timucua Site)
Tomoka State Park
Tomoka River
Halifax River
Nacorroco (Timucua Site)

Subject

Fred Dana Marsh Museum
Timucua Indians