SHIPYARD COVE

Shipyard Cove is a Florida historical marker in Gulf County, dedicated 1965.

Gulf County · dedicated 1965 · Monument Ave.(U.S. 98)& 5th St. in 1st Union Bank, Port St. Joe

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With completion of St. Joseph & Lake Wimico Railroad, 1836, movement of cotton to shipside at St. Joseph, from the foremost cotton producing territory in the world, began here, thence to domestic and foreign ports. As a result, the young village soon became metropolitan. For this extensive operation a large shipyard was established. Site recorded, Lieutenant L.M. Powell, Government Survey, St. Joseph Bay, 1841.

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Marker data: Florida Historical Marker Program, Division of Historical Resources, Florida Department of State

SHIPYARD COVE

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