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scan of the initial map of the Seagate campus of University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee from a publicly-available copyright-free document published by this state university; the campus was created on the eastern portion of Seagate, a property platted under that name in the early 1920s on property that had been homesteaded in the 1800s by Elizabeth and Lavanius Dunham, M.D., developed in 1929 by Gwendolyn and Powel Crosley as a fishing camp and elegant winter retreat built on the bay front, purchased and resided in by Mable and Freeman Horton in 1948, a large portion of which was acquired by the state in 1991 after an acquisition campaign by Friends of Seagate and divided into two portions, the western portion being overseen by Manatee County as a historical site and, the eastern portion that became a new satellite campus for USF in Tampa when it separated from the New College campus; the entire property was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, but contrary to design, the uplands pine forest was cleared for parking lots rather than building the planned parking garage — replaces image uploaded on May 25, 2010