Jazz Age Jubilee at the Lesesene House
On November 14th, the Lesesene House will be open to the public for the very first time to raise funds for the Amelia Island Museum of History
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Amelia Museum’s September 2015 3rd on 3rd
Special guest Greg Parsons, Curator at the Camp Blanding Museum and Memorial Park, will discuss the fascinating history of Camp Blanding.
Fernandina Death and Burial Records Presentation
Joshua Goodman will discuss the value of Fernandina’s Death and Burial Records for studying genealogy and the history of public health in Florida.
3rd on 3rd Street with Jonathon Bryant
The Amelia Island Museum of History presents: “Dark Places of the Earth: The Voyage of the Slave Ship Antelope” on June 19th at 6:00 pm.
April 1, 2015 Brown Bag Lunch
The next Brown Bag Lunch will include a presentation, “How Nassau County Came to Be.”
The African Presence in Spanish Florida: Black Seminoles
Dr. Howard will deliver a presentation about African slaves who often risked their life to escape slavery, but options for sanctuary were extremely limited.
Diary of Molly Crichton at Amelia Island Museum
In 1864, a 16 year old girl, known as “Molly,” began a diary. It was the last year of the War Between the States.
Images of our Greenway with Bill Birdsong
Join the Amelia Island Museum of History for their next Brown Bag Lunch on Wednesday, October 1st, at noon.
Civil War Surgery at Amelia Museum of History
Friday, August 15, 2014 at 6:00 PM, special guest Lee Bledsoe will discuss the bloody business of Civil War Surgery.
Ten Things You didn’t know about Abraham Lincoln
On August 6, 2014, Wednesday, the Amelia Island Museum of History is hosting their Brown Bag Lunch series.
3rd on 3rd St with Nick Deonas
This 3rd Friday of the month, on 3rd Street, has invited special guest Nick Deonas to deliver a presentation on boatbuilding.
Amelia Island Museum Customer Appreciation Day 2014
There will be free admission all day long, and if you purchase a one year membership, you will receive an additional six months for FREE!
Confederate Men of Fernandina Beach
Florida wasn’t a very active stage for Civil War battles, but troops were sent to support Robert E Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia.
Museum of History’s 3rd on 3rd with Marie Santry
In 1768, 1,403 Minorcan, Greek, Italian, and Corsican men, women and children travel to American shores in a single Atlantic crossing.
May 2013 Museum’s Brown Bag Lunch
May’s Brown Bag Lunch program for the Amelia Island Museum of History will be held Wednesday, May 1st, at noon.