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Listen: The FolkFolk ProgramWhite peace officer, right, standing by the lifesaving station at Butler Beach - Anastasia Island, Florida.
Image Number
RC12414
Rights
Collection
Reference collection
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Beaches--Florida--Anastasia Island
African Americans--Segregation
Blacks--Segregation
Segregation
Race discrimination
Discrimination in public accommodations
African Americans--Legal status, laws, etc
Peace officers--Florida--Anastasia Island
Law enforcement--Florida--Anastasia Island
Lifesaving stations
Lifesaving--Equipment and supplies
Survival and emergency equipment
African Americans--Segregation
Blacks--Segregation
Segregation
Race discrimination
Discrimination in public accommodations
African Americans--Legal status, laws, etc
Peace officers--Florida--Anastasia Island
Law enforcement--Florida--Anastasia Island
Lifesaving stations
Lifesaving--Equipment and supplies
Survival and emergency equipment
Physical Description
1 photoprint - b&w - 8 x 10 in.
General Note
Accompanying note: "The only beach African Americans were allowed to use between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach. Developed by Frank B. Butler, who owned a casino, inn and other businesses, as well as building a subdivision of black owned homes."
White peace officer, right, standing by the lifesaving station at Butler Beach - Anastasia Island, Florida.
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