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Ephemeral Cities
Integrated Information Artifacts
HOWEY, FLORIDA, 1892
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Read the newspaper he edited,
and the article on page 4
entitled "Howey House Burns"
Jack lived on University Ave.
All that
remains
of poor Jack
is the beer
bottled on
Factory Street,
the Library book
that he read
to his son,
and maps that showed
the location of
buried treasures
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His wife, Jill,
remarried in the Church of All '
Souls at Masonic & East Main. She sold the
deed to the homestead and moved far away
; See the pipe
-Jack smoked as
he lay in bed
and which caused the fire
leaving the house in ruins
and killing poor Jack
Jack's will was read in the Court House
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S His burial
service was held
at the Episcopal
Church of the
Redeemer
.. A tribute to Jack was
... .. constructed at the
corner of Union & E. Main
The Blue Book Directory removed his name
Meet Jack
Ephemeral Cities
Traditional Information Artifacts
HOWEY, FLORIDA, 1892
Archival Collections
i, i i &
Will, Marriage License, & Deed
Beer bottles & Pipe
Photographic Evidence
Jack's House, Jack &
Monument in Jack's Memory
Post Cards
Maps
Fire Insruance Map &
F-I I -
Treasure Maps
Newspapers
Howey Tribune (article & front page)
HOW_ HOUS e BU N
Howey Tribune (article & front page)
Episcopal Church, County Court House, 1st Sreet Church
Factory Avenue, & Ruins of Jack's House
Published Sources
Blue Book City Directory & Jack and I story book
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