Tin Can Tourists in Florida: 1900-1970

The book explores the adventurous spirit of early 20th-century Americans who embraced the automobile as a means of exploration. It highlights the phenomenon of "Tin Can" tourists, who packed their cars with essentials and set off to traverse the back roads of the United States. This movement reflects a new generation characterized by restlessness, curiosity, and a desire for adventure, paralleling the pioneering efforts of historical figures like Lewis and Clark. The narrative captures a unique era of exploration and the American quest for discovery.