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This week's episode begins with Florida's connection to the Endangered Species Act.

Our guest is Josh Liller, historian and collections manager at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse. Josh edited the Florida Lighthouse Trail book and is a member of the Florida Lighthouse Association, which you can join as well.

We discuss the history of lighthouses and lighthouse keepers in Florida.

Thanks for Windstorm Products for helping sponsor "Welcome to Florida." Use Windstorm Products helpful 800-number to ask the experts about what you need to do to protect your home or business from hurricane wind damage.

Thanks also to the growing group of "Welcome to Florida" patrons supporting the show via our Patreon link at www.patreon.com/WelcometoFlorida. For as little as $5 per month, you can help us put the podcast together each week and receive regular bonus episodes.

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Episode 165: Lighthouses

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