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Location of the St. Augustine Monster at different times between 1896 and 1897 according to Gary S. Mangiacopra (1976)

Source: Mangiacopra, G.S. 1976. Monster on the Florida beach. Info Journal 17: 2-6 [1]

Copyright: Gary S. Mangiacopra

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