Pirate Parade 2012
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History of our community in Northeast Florida and beyond
Fernandina will be dedicating a park on Centre St. May 19th as Jean Ribault Park honoring the 450th anniversary of his arrival on Amelia.
The first turtle nest of the season was spotted this morning in front of the Ritz Carlton Amelia Island.
Here is your chance to view 2 french Navy Schooners arriving on Amelia Island in celebration of Jean Ribault settling here 450 years ago.
This FREE event offers historic property owners workshops designed to highlight special needs of historic buildings.
Fernandina Beach will be celebrating our French Heritage with a few exciting events
While there is a plan to create a David Yulee statue, the resolution does not mention replacing or destroying our beloved Pirate!
The life of 103 historic celebrities coming together in one painting to portray the vanity of celebrity. A historical landmark.
Part of the Civil War Series, the Museum presents a lecture by Adam Goodheart, at the Atlantic Avenue Rec Center, Sept 10th.
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Starting sometime in August, we can daily take motorized guided tours to the historical attractions on Cumberland Island.
Amelia Island Museum of History is a great place to celebrate your next birthday!
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 Fernandina is celebrating a bicentennial on Saturday, April 2, 2011, on Amelia Island.
Old Town Fernandina Celebrates Bicentennial on April 2, 2011.
In 1861, the 155 mile Florida Railroad connecting Fernandina Beach to Cedar Key was completed. Next month marks the 150th anniversary.