Floridays

Hutchinson says the Indians were "dirt poor" in the early 1960s when he and his wife, Joan, camped on the reservation, "and so were we!"   

They were postwar ventures in Fort Pierce. Builder O.C. "Pete" Peterson, now 94, shares some memories.

It's known as the Vero Man site, believed to contain bones and artifacts from the Ice Age. Susan Grandpierre heads a committee that's working for a full-scale excavation.

He says rural Indian River County yielded deer, gators, otters, turtles and even wild mustard greens that grew along canal banks. 

William Crawford, author of a book about the Intracoastal Waterway, discusses what happened after the presidential yacht ran aground.

James Ponce, 93-year-old Florida native, was honored with that designation after giving hundreds of tours of the historic hostelry.  Henry Flagler built the original Breakers.