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The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody
The life of 103 historic celebrities coming together in one painting to portray the vanity of celebrity. A historical landmark.
1861 Civil War Awakening
Part of the Civil War Series, the Museum presents a lecture by Adam Goodheart, at the Atlantic Avenue Rec Center, Sept 10th.
12th Century Cathedral Features Sculpture of Astronaut
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Cumberland Island Gets Guided Motorized Island Tours
Starting sometime in August, we can daily take motorized guided tours to the historical attractions on Cumberland Island.
Amelia Island Museum of History Celebrates Birthdays
Amelia Island Museum of History is a great place to celebrate your next birthday!
Old Town Bicentennial Recap
If you missed the Old Town Bicentennial Celebration here is a video and a few comments received by some of the organizers of the event.
Old Town Bicentennial Celebration Reminder
Old Town Fernandina is celebrating a bicentennial on Saturday, April 2, 2011, on Amelia Island.
Old Town Fernandina Celebrates Bicentennial
Old Town Fernandina Celebrates Bicentennial on April 2, 2011.
Cedar Key Pirates Peddle for a Purpose
In 1861, the 155 mile Florida Railroad connecting Fernandina Beach to Cedar Key was completed. Next month marks the 150th anniversary.
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Looking for Life in the Universe – [VIDEO]
Very encouraging results are coming in from the Kepler Deep Space Telescope about potential for extra terrestrial life.
Brown Bag Lunch Lecture on Timucuans
The Amelia Island Museum of History will be holding a Brown Bag Lunch Lecture, Secrets of the Timucuan, with Dr. Bill Birdsong
Two Bridges to the Mainland
I have often crossed over both Amelia Island bridges and wondered about their history and the men that they are named for.
Archaeology Along the St Johns
The St. Johns River has played an ever changing role in the lives of northeast Floridians for thousands of years.
Beach Lady Nominated for Hall of Fame
MaVynee Betsch, Amelia Island’s own Beach Lady, has been nominated to be inducted into the Florida Women’s Hall of Fame.
American Legion Post 54 Celebrates 90th Anniversary
American Legion Post 54 is celebrating its 90th Anniversary on November 27th. Members will enjoy music by Gary Keniston.