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Print Send Add Share. Volume 1, number Corliss -- John Loomis Blodgett - , by R. Bruce Ledin. Neither the Association nor the University assumes responsibility for statements of fact or opinion made by the contributors. CORLISS In my boyhood I was an avid reader of adventure stories, and one of the first impressions I gained of that far-flung chain of tropical islands which extends in crescent formation from Biscayne Bay to Dry Tortugas was from a lurid and exciting tale of pirates, buccaneers and smugglers who haunted that region and carried on their nefarious operations in the surrounding seas, the Bahamas and the West Indies.
The Florida Keys are indeed rich in romantic interest. Along these palm-fringed shores sailed the picturesque caravels of Spanish explorers and adventurers-Narvaez, De Vaca and De Soto-and the galleons which bore Cortez, Coronado, Iberville and Bienville on their history-making voyages of discovery, conquest and colonization. During the Spanish occupation and on through Florida's territorial period, the numerous sheltered bays and inlets which dot this "Coast of Adventure" were familiar hiding places and rendezvous for "Brethren of the Coast" whose very names sent chills up and down the spines of honest mariners.
Historians searching for truth find it difficult sometimes to determine what is legend and what is history, what is fact and what is fiction. But of one thing there is no doubt-from the earliest days of American occupation in Florida an important center of activity in the Key country was the ancient Cayo Hueso "Isle of Bones" , or Thompson's Island, known today as Key West.
Key West dates its growth as an organized community from the 's, and for a period of more than fifty years-until it was the most populous city in Florida. As far back as , at the very dawn of the railway era in America, when there were fewer than a hundred miles of railroad on the North American continent, the enterprising editor of the Key West Gazette was suggesting a railroad linking the town with the mainland of Florida. In , while railroads were still in their infancy, the Key West Inquirer was urging that steps be taken to build a railroad.
