Eliot Kleinberg Knihy

This collection features articles from the author's "Post time" column in the Palm Beach Post, spanning from January 2000 to December 2005. It provides a retrospective look at various topics and events during that period, showcasing the author's insights and reflections on contemporary issues. The pieces blend personal anecdotes with commentary, offering readers a unique perspective on life in Palm Beach and beyond during those years.

Set during the Prohibition era, the narrative explores the vibrant yet dangerous atmosphere of Palm Beach, where a secret speakeasy, Hypocrite's Row, thrived amidst the chaos caused by the notorious Ashley gang. This period, marked by the excesses of the Roaring Twenties and the subsequent Great Depression, showcases a mix of rumrunners, mobsters, and local moguls. Eliot Kleinberg, leveraging his insights from the "Post Time" column, provides a captivating look at the intriguing characters and events that shaped Palm Beach County's rich history.

Historical travelers will discover a wealth of adventures across Florida, from Fort Pickens to Fort Jefferson. This updated edition features 74 selected sites, including 17 new entries, all meticulously revised to enhance the reader's experience. Each location offers a unique glimpse into Florida's rich history, making it an essential guide for those seeking to explore the state's captivating past.

Little more than 100 years ago, West Palm Beach was a nameless stretch of scrub and swamp dotted by a few settlements. Then Henry Flagler arrived. In a matter of months, the Standard Oil tycoon turned Palm Beach into a world-renowned resort. And across Lake Worth from his fancy paradise, he fashioned a service city - West Palm Beach. This is the story of the unique mix of high society and endless summer that has developed there.