S2 Ep2197: ONE PLACE, MANY VOICES Indian Rocks Beach Ron Sacra & Jim Laffigan

In this episode of One Place, Many Voices, series host Nanette Wiser chats with Indian Rocks Beach Historical Museum's Ron Sacra and Jim Laffigan, former IRB council member about the history of IRB.  The "Indian Rocks Area Historical Society and Museum" was founded in 1980.  Click here for an article from the St. Petersburg Times in 1980 describing how the historical society got its start.  They are an enthusiastic group of volunteers who are interested in collecting, preserving and sharing the history of Indian Rocks (an area that originally included what is today Indian Rocks Beach, Indian Shores, and a part of Largo).  Our main activity is running the historical museum.  We also have periodic potluck luncheons with interesting guest speakers and great fellowship.🎤Welcome to our America 250 celebration and our One Place, Many Voices podcast series powered by Heritage Village, with support from a Florida Humanities grant.   Listen anytime, anywhere to all the One Place, Many Voices podcasts on RadioStPete as we bring Pinellas County history to life through conversations with the people about the places and stories that define us. Help us celebrate America 250,  Heritage Village’s 50th anniversary and other milestones.  The podcast series is  inspired by the Smithsonian’s Many Voices, One Nation exhibit coming to Heritage Village this summer. About the One Place,  Many Voices podcasts.#pinellascountyhistory #heritagevillage #america250 #onevoicemanyplaces #nanettewiser #floridahumanities #stpete #stpetefl  #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete  #dtsp #downtownstpete  #historyrocks #indianrocksbeach