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| | At 75, FL’s ‘Greatest’ Construction Job Tells State’s Story |
 | | One historical account puts the genesis of the trail at a meeting in Tallahassee between Jaudon and Francis W. Perry, the chairman of the Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce, according to a history published in 1928 by the trail commissioners. |
 | | The Tamiami Trail sliced the town in half, and gave Ruskin its other claim to fame when refrigerated trucking allowed its famous tomatoes to be shipped north. |
 | | Johnson, who worked on a section of the Tamiami Trail for two years, now lives with his wife of 64 years, Marie, and their son, Roan, in a small home less than a mile from the road he helped build. |
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