Emilee Garber

From left: Central Square Records and Sundog Books, Airstream Row, Seaside Post Office, George’s at Alys Beach, Rosemary Beach Town Hall, The Pearl Hotel all in 30A. Illustration by Leslie Chalfon. Seaside Post Office Stop by for a selfie, a book of stamps or a souvenir postcard. This tiny full-service post office sits in the center of Seaside and may be one of the most photographed of its kind in the nation.

by | May 15, 2026 Bungalows Key Largo has 135 luxury cottages. Photography courtesy of Bungalows Key Largo. Perched atop an aqua beach cruiser, I zipped past rows of pastel cottages along a sandy lane. Palms stretched overhead, offering brief shade from the relentless South Florida heat, while staff walking by carrying folded linens waved hello. After a short three-minute bike ride, the path, surrounded by sea grape trees, opened onto a private beach overlooking a sparkling blue cove.

A retro advertisement for Tupperware, a nationwide food storage brand that rose to prominence in the 1950s. Photography courtesy of Florida Memory. Created by Earl Tupper in 1946, the original Tupperware container was an innovation in the world of food storage. While not the first line of plastic containers, it was the first of its kind with a lid that had an airtight seal. The company is known for its “burping” bowls, a reference to the sound the lids make when they are correctly closed.