John and William Bartram
ebook ∣ Travelers in Early America · Pineapple Press Young Reader Biographies
By Sandra Wallus Sammons
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A juvenile biography of father and son, John and William Bartram, naturalists who lived in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in America.
The Bartrams were America's first native botanists, father and son travelers, plant hunters, and master gardeners. They traveled the east coast and observed and wrote about the nature they found. Their story is full of adventure and curiosity. Their interests took them on wide travels, including through Florida in 1774. William Bartram's most famous book is Travels, which is of particular interest for its early description and drawings of Florida. His book is an important part of Florida's early records.
This is seventh book in Pineapple Press's Young Readers series of biographies of famous people who influenced Florida.
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