Winters, David and Irene
1961

Map route Ranger III sightseeing tour Mullet Key Treasure Island Bradenton Florida

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Map route Ranger III sightseeing tour routes to Mullet Key Treasure Island Bradenton Florida

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Chart of the routes for sightseeing tours by the vessel Ranger III from St. Petersburg, Florida ca. 1961. The cruises all departed at 10:30 a.m. six days a week from slip 8 at Vinoy Basin. The chart shows the prospective route for cruises to Mullet Key, to Treasure Island, and to Bradenton Florida. Each cruise aboard the 64 foot diesel-powered tour boat carried up to one-hundred passengers at $2.00 per person.

In January 1961, three vessels operated excursions out of the St. Petersburg Yacht Basin: the Florida Queen, the Miss Florida III and the Ranger III. In 1961 aboard the Ranger III on a tour to Mullet Key, Captain Winters provided commentary on the local sights and Charlie Holdsworth, an ex-vaudevillian, entertained sightseers with his banjo and singing. (Branch, Dave. "Is this the day for a boat ride down the bay?" St. Petersburg Times. January 1. 1961. p. 41.).

The Ranger III route chart occupies 2 panels on a 4-panel folding brochure. Verso with photographs and a description for each of the three cruise options.

CREATOR: Winters, David and Irene

PUBLICATION DATE: 1961

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: United States

BODY OF WATER: Tampa Bay

CONDITION: Very good. Clean with no condition issues. Folds not worn.

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SIZE: 8 " x 7 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 11

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