We invite you to travel back in time, to visit places that have shaped the spirit and history of Gulf County since the city of St. Joseph, the site of the First Constitutional Convention, flourished here in the 1830s. In southwest Gulf County, travel along scenic 30A to Indian Pass, famous for its oyster bar and once a thriving turpentine operation, on to the Cape San Blas Lighthouse with its restored keepers' quarters. In Port St. Joe walk down Reid Avenue, the commercial heart of the town for nearly a century. Travel north to Wewahitchka, home to beekeepers producing world-renowned tupelo honey. Listen to George Core recount the heyday of new Iola when wealthy sportsmen came to fish and hunt and to Billy Dixson recall holidays at Money Bayou, one of the first black-owned beach resorts in Florida.