1,662 likes 10 talking about this 5,878 were here. Some of the memorabilia White hopes will find a home in a permanent historical society building include bar stools from the Penguin, a widely known restaurant on Sunset Beach in the 1960s, and the brass plaque from the first bridge over John's Pass in 1939. Sands of Treasure Island, Treasure Island, FL. The hotel features accommodation in Treasure Island district. St Pete Beach Theatre is 4.8 km from the venue, and Walter Fuller Complex Public Swimming Pool is less than 3.8 km away. Pete Beach offers an outdoor swimming pool, a sundeck and a garden for guests convenience. Pete Beach to buy a pack of cigarettes without ever seeing a car, and surfers being arrested in the 1950s when surfing was outlawed. Pete-Clearwater International airport, Sands Of Treasure Island Hotel St. Some of the stories recorded include tales of having to hike from Sunshine Beach south to the Don CeSar hotel in St. "It was a Tom Sawyer-Huckleberry Finn kind of life with lots of fishing and exploring."
"We grew up with raccoons and rattlesnakes and now it's people," Dowling said. "We've got a lot of good stories, things I didn't know," said one of the interviewers, Bob Dowling, who has lived on the island since he was 4 and whose father, Herbert, built the island's first motel, the Sands, in 1947 and served as the first mayor.
Rice, whose family owned the Kingfish Restaurant at John's Pass Phil Cobb, one of the original island developers and Leon Atkinson, a former mayor of Treasure Island. Some of the 42 people interviewed so far include: C.C. "We hope this will get us off the ground and then we will take the tape to several civic associations in hopes of sparking interest in the society," White said.
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