Henry E. Hird III (sold)
Henry E. Hird III (f. c. 1979 - 2014) was a Florida-based illustrator, photographer, publisher (via his Atlantique Press), and author, best known for his tourist maps of St. Augustine, Florida. He also published postcards of St. Augustine, authored the books Handbook of 50 Pirates and The Complete Guide to St. Augustine, designed and edited the Official Gettysburg National Park Handbook,' and produced drawings for a 2014 exhibit at the St. Augustine Visitor Information Center titled Journey: 450 Years of the African-American Experience, dealing with the history of local African-American communities.
Peak Florida - Ponce de Leon and Alligator Farms.
A colorful 1985 Henry Hird tourist map of St. Augustine, Florida. The map combines historical references and useful information with advertisements for local businesses. (more details)
'America's oldest city.'
A whimsical view of historic downtown St. Augustine, Florida, drawn and published in 1985 by Henry Hird. Characteristic of Hird's work, it combines high and lowbrow elements, including information on local history and advertisements for local restaurants and businesses. (more details)