Visit and learn about Civil Rights destinations in St. Augustine
The story of the first public high school for Black students in St. Augustine.
A railroad and oil magnate who laid claim to Florida's east coast.
View images of St. Augustine from over a hundred years ago.
In seven short weeks, Zora Neale Hurston wrote the most popular novel in African-American literature, Their Eyes Were Watching God (1937). Her worldly travels brought her in and out of St. Augustine.
1915 Motor Age Magazine article about St. Augustine's history.
IntroductionSouvenir of St. Augustine Under Three Flags: A Pictoral History of Fort Marion was published "under the Auspices of the Historical Society in St. Augusti...
A historic Episcopal Church in the Lincolnville Neighborhood of St. Augustine.
A historic Methodist church with a long story and thriving congregation.
What was the Stono Rebellion? Discover a South Carolina Freedom Struggle