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CIHS Documentaries Available for Streaming on Amazon.com

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Tight Lines & Big Fish Stories: The History of Angling on Captiva

Award-winning producer Ken Sneeden has once again reeled in an enlightening and entertaining feature-length film which chronicles how Captiva Island came to be defined by fishing. Running time: 65 minutes.

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Sands of Time: History of Erosion on Captiva

The documentary chronicles the geologic and social history of coastal erosion on Captiva Island, a Florida Gulf Coast barrier island. Running time: 38 minutes.

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South Seas: Captiva's Enduring Paradise

The sands of time created one Captiva; the hurricane of 1921 tore it in half. Although nature divided the land and displaced many families, what  was created became even more magical.
Running time: 36 minutes.

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Artists & Authors

Friends and relatives of Robert Rauschenberg, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Maybelle Stamper, and J.N. "Ding" Darling tell invaluable stories that capture the spirit of Captiva and its meaning to these four world class artists and authors.
Running time: 49 minutes.

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Be Our Guest: History of Lodging on Sanibel & Captiva

In the second collaboration between the Captiva Island Historical Society and the Sanibel Historical Museum & Village, this full-length documentary takes a closer look at historic accommodations of the two islands; from rooming home to resorts. Running time: 49 minutes.

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Blind Pass: The Bridge That Connects

In recognition of the 100th anniversary of the first Blind Pass Bridge, the Captiva Island Historical Society and Sanibel Historical Museum and Village partnered to chronicle the history of the place where the two islands overlap. Running time: 35 minutes.

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