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Woodring Point Neighbors on Dock.
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Esperanza Woodring and Tom Wood, Woodring Point neighbors, share fresh mangrove coon oysters, using the dock for their table. Wood was the first J. N. "D'ing" Darling National Wildlife Refuge manager, when it was at first called the Sanibel National Refuge. He lived at the far end of the point, behind them in the distance to the west, in an old Woodring family homestead.
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SW00001683, 47860, fgcu:21800
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Woodring Yard on the Sanibel Point.
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Harrison Woodring, Floretta Woodring and Sam Woodring in the 1930s, standing in the Woodring yard on the Sanibel point.
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Date Issued
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1930
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SW00001671, 47863, fgcu:21788
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Wulfert Point and the Wulfert Post Office.
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The building at right, probably Wulfert's post office, was next to the water where the dock reached out to a channel cut by the County to allow boats to access the town and its produce. The land in the background is one of the Wulfert Keys.
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Date Issued
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1914
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SW00001960, 50045, fgcu:22054
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