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Hidden Seminoles Julian Dimock's Historic Florida Photographs

A visual journey into turn-of-the-century south Florida offering insights into Seminole life and history In April 1905, A. W. Dimock, a New York financier, and his thirty-one-year-old son Julian motored their boat across Chokoloskee Bay. They docked at George Storters store in the small outpost of Everglade on the southwest coast of Florida. At Storters, the Dimocks saw several Seminole individuals who came from their homes in the interior of south Florida to shop and trade for household goods. Survivors of three wars, these proud people kept to themselves. Julian, an accomplished photographer, set up his camera and expressed an interest in learning more about their lives. Over the next five years he would amass an unprecedented photographic record of the Seminole people and their surround

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