Two visitors meet in front of the Ghost Town General Store window at Floridaland, circa 1965.
1965 · Floridaland, Florida, United States
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The suited visitor steps behind his companion on the store porch — Floridaland, Florida, 1965
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- 1965
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- Floridaland, Florida, United States
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- Still 2 · 1.07s into the source clip
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Older visitor in a pale cap at Floridaland's ghost town store as a suited man passes behind, circa 1965.
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An older visitor pauses by the barred door as the Cigars Tobacco window comes into view.
1965 · Floridaland, Florida, United States
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The man in the dark hat walks on past the Cigars Tobacco window.
1965 · Floridaland, Florida, United States
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Floridaland Florida-1965: Two Men Pass the Ghost Town General Store and Cigars Tobacco Windows
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Source format: 8mm home movie.
Browse the collection: 1965 United States.
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Period detail
The fedora, dark suit, pale cap, zip jacket and wide eyeglass frames fit men's dress of the mid-1960s, and the painted storefront may show the park's original signwriting.
Film character
Sunlit 8mm colour with warm wood tones, a blue-violet tint in the pale clothing, fine grain, dust specks and a brisk handheld pan give it clear period texture.
Historical context
Floridaland ran in Osprey from December 1964 to July 1971, and this staged frontier storefront reflects the western-town attractions common at Florida tourist parks then.
Research note
The film's copyright is separate from likeness rights for the identifiable men, who are unnamed, and from any claims tied to the park's signs and property; assess each before commercial use.
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