Jacksonville, Florida is the most heavily populated city in Florida and the third most populous on the east coast.
When Amelia Island caught and processed Pogies, the fishing fleet used airplanes to spot the schools of fish.
Charles Patillo discusses churches along the St. John’s River and the legends of lost confederate gold that surrounds them.
“Funding for the Neff House will be sought once the Ribault restoration project reaches a satisfactory stage of completion.”
The Shrimp Festival tradition is nearing the half century mark, but how much longer will we be able to admire the solid shrimp trawler
As the Shrimp Festival is closing in on half a century, memories of the first celebrations are becoming food for comparison.
Fernandina Beach has a true historical building that supports everything the city and its surrounding waters stands for. The Lighthouse
Haiti’s place in the evolution of democracy and revolution, in the Americas, will be discussed in this presentation at the museum.
Without pomp and circumstance, the treasured landmark Log Cabin was demolished this morning in Fernandina Beach, Florida.
In the 50s, 60s and 70s, sports, fun and romance went hand in hand at Fernandina’s Skating Rink at the Beach
Nick D was once a hobo. Here is an interesting tidbit on how he fared out there on the tracks.
In the 50s and 60s we enjoyed many wooden boat races on the Amelia River and everyone had a great time with them. The Boat Club in those day organized any outings on the water for families.
The city of Fernandina Beach decided at their commissioner meeting on February 3rd, to turn Fernandina Beach into the Isle of Three Flags.
It was February 3, when a plane crash claimed the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, the “Big Bopper” and their pilot, Roger Peterson, forever known as The Day the Music Died.
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