St. Augustine 2022 Images
Images from gallery: St. Augustine 2022 Images

Fort Mose 1
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Historical marker describing Fort Mose, the first free African settlement in the U.S., located near St. Augustine, Florida.

Fort Mose 2
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Reverse side of the historical marker discussing Fort Mose, detailing its defense and reoccupation during conflicts in the 18th century.

African Origins 1
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Information panel titled 'African Origins,' explaining the multicultural community at Fort Mose with roots in West and Central Africa.

African Origins 2
Detailed view of the 'African Origins' panel, highlighting African ethnic groups and their cultural contributions to Fort Mose.

Middle Passage 1
Panel discussing the Middle Passage, detailing the transatlantic slave trade and its connection to Fort Mose.

Middle Passage 2
Close-up of the Middle Passage panel, showing slave ship diagrams and discussing the harrowing journey to the Americas.

British Enslavement 1
Panel titled 'British Enslavement,' discussing the conditions of enslaved Africans in English Carolina before their escape to Fort Mose.

British Enslavement 2
Detailed view of the 'British Enslavement' panel, focusing on the harsh conditions and cultural resilience of enslaved Africans.

Escape & Flight 1
Panel titled 'Escape & Flight,' highlighting the proclamation by Spain offering freedom to escaped English slaves.

Escape & Flight 2
Close-up of the 'Escape & Flight' panel, detailing individual stories of escapees who reached Fort Mose for freedom.

Fort Mose I 1
Information panel titled 'Fort Mose I,' describing the establishment of Fort Mose in 1738 as a sanctuary for escaped slaves from Carolina.

Fort Mose I 2
Information panel titled 'Fort Mose I,' describing the establishment of Fort Mose in 1738 as a sanctuary for escaped slaves from Carolina.

Bloody Mose 1
Panel titled 'Bloody Mose,' depicting the battle at Fort Mose in 1740, involving Spanish forces and their allies repelling the English.

Bloody Mose 2
Panel titled 'Bloody Mose,' depicting the battle at Fort Mose in 1740, involving Spanish forces and their allies repelling the English.

Fort Mose II 1
Panel titled 'Fort Mose II,' highlighting the rebuilding of Fort Mose 12 years after the 1740 battle and the continued defense efforts.

Fort Mose II 2
Panel titled 'Fort Mose II,' highlighting the rebuilding of Fort Mose 12 years after the 1740 battle and the continued defense efforts.

Evacuation 1
Panel titled 'Evacuation,' detailing the 1763 cession of Florida to England and the relocation of Fort Mose residents to Cuba.

Evacuation 2
Panel titled 'Evacuation,' detailing the 1763 cession of Florida to England and the relocation of Fort Mose residents to Cuba.

Fort Mose 3
Exterior view of the Fort Mose Historic State Park Visitor Center, showcasing the entrance signage.

Close-up of visitor center hours at Fort Mose Historic State Park, highlighting operational details.

Statue/memorial structure located at Fort Mose.

Walkway to Freedom 1
Entrance to the 'Walkway to Freedom' at Fort Mose, highlighting the site's historical context as a path to freedom.

Walkway to Freedom 2
Entrance to the 'Walkway to Freedom' at Fort Mose, highlighting the site's historical context as a path to freedom.

A Changed Landscape
Information panel titled 'A Changed Landscape,' discussing the environmental and historical changes at Fort Mose.

Uncovering History 1
Panel titled 'Uncovering History,' detailing archaeological efforts to uncover Fort Mose's buried remains.

Uncovering History 2
Panel titled 'Uncovering History,' detailing archaeological efforts to uncover Fort Mose's buried remains.

Origins of the Black Community
Display panel on 'Origins of the Black Community in South Carolina,' connecting historical narratives to Fort Mose.

Cannonballs 1
Exhibit showcasing various types of cannonballs used historically, with descriptive plaques.

Cannonballs 2
Exhibit showcasing various types of cannonballs used historically, with descriptive plaques.

Flight to Freedom 1
Display titled 'Flight to Freedom,' emphasizing Fort Mose's role as a sanctuary for escaped slaves.

Flight to Freedom 2
Display titled 'Flight to Freedom,' emphasizing Fort Mose's role as a sanctuary for escaped slaves.

Flight to Freedom 3
A display panel titled 'Flight to Freedom' that focuses on the sections 'Symbol of Hope' and 'Dangerous Journey,' highlighting the historical escape of African slaves to Spanish St. Augustine, assisted by American Indians, to gain freedom.

A Town of Our Own
An informational display titled 'A Town of Our Own,' describing the establishment of Fort Mose as the first free African settlement in what is now the United States.

Freedom Artwork 1
A colorful artwork depicting abstract figures with the word 'Freedom' at the base, symbolizing emancipation and resilience.

Freedom Artwork 2
A colorful artwork depicting abstract figures with the word 'Freedom' at the base, symbolizing emancipation and resilience.

Freedom Artwork 3
An angled view of abstract art focusing on layered imagery, transitioning between themes of slavery and freedom, with the word 'Slavery' at the base.

Artifacts 1
A museum exhibit showcasing small artifacts, including buckles, likely used at Fort Mose for clothing or saddlery.

Artifacts 2
A display of nails and copper tacks recovered from Fort Mose, illustrating the fort's construction and colonial craftsmanship.

Artifacts 3
A collection of sewing-related artifacts such as buttons and thimbles, showcasing the role of women in the Fort Mose community.

A pyramid-shaped exhibit featuring smoking pipes, pipe fragments, and a fire starter, illustrating daily life at Fort Mose.

Slave Systems
An exhibit titled 'Slave Systems' detailing the differences between English chattel slavery and Spanish slavery, with a focus on the relative freedoms under Spanish rule in St. Augustine.

Mose Leader
A display titled 'Mose Leader' focusing on Francisco Menéndez, leader of the Fort Mose militia, highlighting his bravery, leadership, and contributions to securing freedom for runaway slaves.

Black Militia 1
An exhibit titled 'Black Militia' showcasing the role of the Fort Mose militia in defending against English and American Indian invaders, with a focus on their critical functions and battles.

Black Militia 2
A close-up of the 'Black Militia' exhibit, highlighting musket balls and gun flints used during battles to defend Fort Mose.

Black Militia 3
A detailed shot of the 'Black Militia' exhibit with a focus on the silhouetted figures representing militia members alongside the display panel.

The Language of Mose 1
A display titled 'The Language of Mose' featuring information on the multilingual nature of the Fort Mose community, including English, Spanish, and Timucuan languages.

The Language of Mose 2
A close-up of 'The Language of Mose' exhibit showing depictions of individuals representing the diverse linguistic heritage of Fort Mose.

Fort Mose Weaponry 1
An exhibit showcasing weaponry used at Fort Mose, including an 18th-century flintlock pistol replica, musket balls, lead shots, and gunflints, emphasizing the military readiness of the fort.

Fort Mose Weaponry 2
A display on 'Weaponry' at Fort Mose, featuring a cannonball and details about the role of firearms and ammunition in the fort's defense.

Fort Mose Weaponry 3
A detailed view of the 'Weaponry' exhibit highlighting various artifacts like musket balls and lead shots used in the fort's defense.

A detailed view of the 'Weaponry' exhibit highlighting various artifacts like musket balls and lead shots used in the fort's defense.

A Prickly Defense
An exhibit titled 'A Prickly Defense' showing a model of the fort's layout, emphasizing its defensive strategies with a moat and prickly pear cactus.

Display 1
A close-up of the model depicting Fort Mose, showing the structures and layout designed for defense and daily life.

Display 2
A drawer exhibit showcasing an axe, sickle, and hoe used in the construction of Fort Mose, highlighting the tools used by the fort's residents.

Display 3
A detailed model of Fort Mose, emphasizing its defensive structures, including blockhouses and a moat, along with labels identifying key areas.

New Walls, New Fort 1
A display titled 'New Walls, New Fort' depicting the reconstruction of Fort Mose after its destruction, emphasizing its strategic importance to Spanish Florida.

New Walls, New Fort 2
A close-up of the 'New Walls, New Fort' exhibit describing how the first fort was destroyed, forcing a second fort to be built.

A drawer exhibit showcasing nails, fasteners, and a hand saw used by Fort Mose residents for construction and daily life activities.

Multicultural Mix 1
An exhibit titled 'Multicultural Mix' depicting the interactions of Africans at Fort Mose with Spanish and American Indian cultures, highlighting their daily life and traditions.

Multicultural Mix 2
A detailed view of the 'Multicultural Mix' display, focusing on cultural exchanges and influences at Fort Mose, including pottery and intermarriage with American Indians.

Living Off the Land
An exhibit titled 'Living Off the Land' highlighting how Fort Mose residents relied on farming, hunting, and gathering to sustain their community.

Catholic Community 1
A display titled 'Catholic Community' illustrating the influence of Catholic traditions on Fort Mose residents, including the establishment of a Catholic school and religious practices.

Catholic Community 2
A display titled 'Catholic Community' illustrating the influence of Catholic traditions on Fort Mose residents, including the establishment of a Catholic school and religious practices.

A pyramid display showcasing a replica of a St. Christopher medallion, a religious artifact left by Catholic residents at Fort Mose.

A closer look at a pyramid display religious artifacts found at Fort Mose, emphasizing the Catholic heritage of the community.

A display of intricately woven metal links believed to be part of a rosary, showcasing the craftsmanship and religious devotion at Fort Mose.

A display featuring rosary fragments associated with Catholicism at Fort Mose.

Cultural Groups
An exhibit at Fort Mose discussing the origins of the Mose community, highlighting African cultural groups (Mandinga, Carabali, Congo, Mina) and Native American groups (Timuccua, Ybaja, Chickasaw). Features maps and text.

Timeline at Fort Mose 1
Timeline exhibit detailing events related to Fort Mose from 1492 to 1565, including early African presence in Florida and Spanish missions.

Timeline at Fort Mose 2
Extended timeline showcasing events from 1565 to 1672 at Fort Mose, including Spanish colonial activities, missions, and the construction of Castillo de San Marcos.

Timeline at Fort Mose 3
Further timeline of Fort Mose from 1672 to 1739, emphasizing African slaves, the black militia, and colonial conflicts with English forces.

Further timeline of Fort Mose from 1739 to 1763, emphasizing African slaves, the black militia, and colonial conflicts with English forces.

Detailed timeline from 1740 to 1812, including the 'Bloody Mose' battle, residents' evacuation to Cuba, and eventual destruction of Fort Mose.

Life After Fort Mose
Life after Fort Mose exhibit, detailing the residents' relocation to Cuba after English control of Florida, featuring maps and text.

An exhibit showcasing artifacts from Fort Mose related to food storage and preparation, including pottery fragments, glass bottles, and a replica stone metate for grinding grains.

Display of historical food preparation artifacts, featuring olive jar fragments, pewter spoon handles, and English slipware pottery from the Fort Mose community.

Close-up of olive jar fragments and other pottery pieces used by the Fort Mose community for food storage and preparation.

Detailed view of a replica stone metate and associated grinding tools, illustrating methods used by the Fort Mose community for food preparation.

Exhibit highlighting American Indian pottery fragments and glass bottle remnants used by the Fort Mose community.

Overview of food-related artifacts from Fort Mose, including a large olive jar replica, slipware plates, and tools for daily meals.

Data in the Strata
Exhibit panel titled 'Data in the Strata' explaining stratigraphy and how layers of soil reveal the age of artifacts discovered at Fort Mose.

Stories from the Soil
Panel titled 'Stories from the Soil,' showcasing soil profiles and artifacts from Fort Mose, Castillo de San Marcos, and Hontoon Island.

Soil Profile 1
Focused section on Fort Mose soil profile, highlighting artifacts like a bottle, spoon handle, and pottery sherds found in the area.

Soil Profile 2
Soil profile from Castillo de San Marcos, showcasing artifacts like a majolica shard, cannonball fragment, and tobacco pipe.

Soil Profile 3
Hontoon Island soil profile highlighting ancient artifacts including bone tools, shell chisels, and stone projectile points.

Archaeological Sleuths 1
Exhibit titled 'Archaeological Sleuths,' describing excavation methods used at Fort Mose to uncover artifacts and learn about past cultures.

Archaeological Sleuths 2
Interactive display at Fort Mose showcasing archaeologists' tools and techniques used to analyze artifacts and uncover historical narratives.

Archaeological Sleuths 3
Exhibit titled 'Archaeological Sleuths,' describing excavation methods used at Fort Mose to uncover artifacts and learn about past cultures.

Map of Fort Mose
Map highlighting the location of Fort Mose and Castillo de San Marcos, inviting visitors to compare their relative positions.

History Detectives
Exhibit titled 'History Detectives,' showcasing records, maps, and documents used to piece together the story of Fort Mose.

Close-up of an inventory list describing weapons and supplies used at Fort Mose, including muskets and cartridges.

Overview of Fort Mose's historical significance, highlighting its contributions to archaeology and African American history.

Illustration of soldiers and strategic layouts at Fort Mose, providing insight into its defense and organization.

A Changed Landscape 2
Sign titled 'A Changed Landscape,' describing how Fort Mose has transformed over time due to environmental changes and human activity.

Uncovering History
Panel titled 'Uncovering History,' showcasing artifacts discovered at Fort Mose, including tools, beads, and pottery fragments.

Defense in Depth
Information panel titled 'Defense in Depth' explaining the layered defensive structures of the Castillo de San Marcos, including details about ravelins, moats, glacis, and traverses.

Under Continuous Attack
Information panel titled 'Under Continuous Attack' describing preservation efforts for Castillo de San Marcos, showcasing coquina stones and the impact of weathering over time.

Spanish Stronghold 1
Information panel titled 'Spanish Stronghold' highlighting the significance of Castillo de San Marcos as a symbol of Spanish colonial power and its role in protecting trade routes.

Spanish Stronghold 2
Close-up map from the 'Spanish Stronghold' panel showing trade routes connecting St. Augustine with other parts of the Spanish empire in the Caribbean and Europe.

Castillo de San Marcos 1
Photograph of the Castillo de San Marcos exterior, showing its defensive walls, cannons, and the waterfront in the background.

Castillo de San Marcos 2
Another angle of the Castillo de San Marcos exterior with palm trees and the waterfront visible in the distance.

Plan of the Royal Fort
Historical map from 1764 titled 'Plan of the Royal Fort,' detailing the layout of St. Augustine and Castillo de San Marcos.

The Family
Panel titled 'The Family' describing the life of Juan de Ribera, a Floridian Indian artilleryman, and his family in St. Augustine.

The Home
Panel titled 'The Home' discussing the reconstructed house of Juan de Ribera near Castillo de San Marcos, based on archaeological findings.

Castillo de San Marcos 3
Photograph of the street leading to Castillo de San Marcos, featuring a signpost and surrounding historical buildings.

Signboard directing visitors to the Castillo de San Marcos, surrounded by historic buildings in St. Augustine.

Colonial Quarter 1
Signboard for the Colonial Quarter in St. Augustine, promoting ticket sales for historical tours and experiences.

Colonial Quarter 2
Map of the Colonial Quarter in St. Augustine, highlighting key locations, attractions, and dining options.

St. Augustine Colonial Experience
Sign for the St. Augustine Colonial Experience, featuring a reconstructed watchtower as part of the living history tour.

Old Town Trolley Tours
Map for the Old Town Trolley Tours of St. Augustine, showcasing trolley stops and key attractions in the city.

Colonial Quarter 3
Detailed map of the Colonial Quarter in St. Augustine, listing historical sites and dining venues in the area.

Information panel on the Castillo de San Marcos, describing its construction and historical significance as the oldest masonry fort in the United States.

Panoramic view of the Castillo de San Marcos, showcasing its defensive walls and surrounding landscape.

Another angle of the Castillo de San Marcos from a distance, with pathways and greenery in the foreground.

Fort Alley
View of historic buildings near Fort Alley in St. Augustine, including a pirate flag and colonial-style architecture.

View of the Castillo de San Marcos, showcasing its expansive green lawn and stone walls under a bright sky.

Pathway leading through the Colonial Quarter tour with historical wooden structures in St. Augustine.

Historical Reenactment
Canvas tent setup in a historical reenactment area in the Colonial Quarter, surrounded by a wooden fence and lanterns.

Wooden cabins with rustic designs in a historical area in the Colonial Quarter, featuring greenery and gravel paths.

Blacksmith in Colonial Quarter 1
Blacksmith in a historical workshop in the Colonial Quarter, demonstrating traditional forging techniques.

Blacksmith in Colonial Quarter 2
Blacksmith performing live demonstration of metal forging in a traditional workshop setup with tools and equipment.

Blacksmith in Colonial Quarter 3
Another view of the blacksmith's workshop showing tools, equipment, and ongoing metalworking activities.

Close-up of a blacksmith holding a forged item, with smoke rising in a historical workshop environment.

Blacksmith presenting a finished metalwork piece in a traditional workshop in the Colonial Quarter.

Historic Ship 1
A wooden replica of a historic ship on display in an open-air setting, part of the Colonial Quarter tour.

Historic Ship 2
A wooden replica of a historic ship on display in an open-air setting, part of the Colonial Quarter tour.

The Castillo de San Marcos informational signboard showcasing its historical significance and layout.

A wide-angle view of the Castillo de San Marcos showcasing its walls and surrounding greenery.

A close-up of the Castillo de San Marcos fortification wall with visible details of its coquina construction.

A close-up of the Castillo de San Marcos fortification wall with visible details of its coquina construction

A side view of the Castillo's fortifications and surrounding walkway, emphasizing its scale and design.

Cannons 1
A row of cannons displayed on the Castillo de San Marcos grounds, facing the water.

Cannons 2
Another view of the cannons at the Castillo, with a perspective overlooking the harbor.

Cannons 3
Another view of the cannons at the Castillo, with a perspective overlooking the harbor.

The outer wall and turret of Castillo de San Marcos, showcasing its coquina stone structure and defensive architecture

Another perspective of Castillo de San Marcos' wall and turret with a partial view of its grounds and structures.

Sizzling Salvo
Informational signage titled 'Sizzling Salvo,' describing historical use of hot shot furnaces for naval defense.

A hot shot furnace used for heating cannonballs, located within the Castillo de San Marcos grounds.

A view of the complete hot shot furnace structure with visible chimney and surrounding wall.

A close-up of the fortress wall and turret, emphasizing its coquina composition and historical preservation.

Interior view of Castillo de San Marcos' defensive walls, highlighting a bastion and open courtyard area.

Seawall at Castillo de San Marcos overlooking the water, with sailboats visible in the background.

A turret at Castillo de San Marcos with a backdrop of palm trees and water, depicting its coastal defense position.

A different angle of the wall and turret of Castillo de San Marcos with nearby residential architecture visible.

Fortress wall with a corner turret and palm trees in the background, showcasing Castillo de San Marcos' coastal setting.

Wooden drawbridge entrance to Castillo de San Marcos, featuring the historic fort's entrance structure.

Visitors walking through the entrance of Castillo de San Marcos with a view of the inner fort walls and palm trees.

Turret at the corner of Castillo de San Marcos overlooking the water, emphasizing its defensive vantage point.

Close-up of a turret with interior visible, highlighting the stone craftsmanship and viewports

Turret from Castillo de San Marcos with a clear view of the Matanzas River and anchored boats.

Cannons along the battlements of Castillo de San Marcos, with a historic flag waving overhead.

Cannon line facing the water, showing the fort's defense strategies and panoramic view of St. Augustine.

A single turret at Castillo de San Marcos with a visitor nearby, capturing the historic ambiance and architecture.

Interior courtyard of Castillo de San Marcos, featuring the central lawn, pathways, and surrounding stone rooms.

Map by Mariano de la Rocque
Historical map of St. Augustine from 1788 by Mariano de la Rocque, showing the city's layout and the protective position of Castillo de San Marcos.

Bronze model of Castillo de San Marcos, displaying its layout and defensive architecture alongside a historical map.

Diagram of a historical cannon with technical specifications and descriptions in Spanish, showcasing weaponry used at Castillo de San Marcos.

Interpretative signage with a cross-section model of a casemate, explaining its design during the British and Spanish periods.

Interpretative display on British-era bunk accommodations at Castillo de San Marcos, detailing the living conditions of soldiers.

Spain Returns
Historical exhibit titled 'Spain Returns,' detailing the return of Florida to Spanish control in 1784 after British occupation.

Antonia Avero
Informational display about Antonia Avero, a historical figure connected to Spanish Florida, highlighting her contributions and family story.

Religion at the Castillo
Exhibit titled 'Religion at the Castillo,' describing the role of the chapel in daily worship and colonial religious practices at Castillo de San Marcos.

Chapel Exhibit
Signage illustrating the movement and function of the chapel during renovations in the 1730s, with a depiction of its use in later years.

Classroom in Castillo de San Marcos
Illustration of a classroom setting inside Castillo de San Marcos, showcasing historical education practices with a teacher and students.

Altar Inside Castillo de San Marcos
Image of an altar inside the Castillo de San Marcos, with religious icons, candles, and bright painted walls

Franciscan Friar
Depiction of a Franciscan friar at an altar inside the Castillo de San Marcos, performing religious duties.

López de Mendoza Grajales
Portrait and biography of López de Mendoza Grajales, a chaplain who conducted the first Mass in St. Augustine, associated with Castillo de San Marcos

Chief Heap of Birds
Portrait and description of Mo-e-yau-hay-ist/Chief Heap of Birds, a Native American imprisoned at Fort Marion.

Captain Richard Henry Pratt
Portrait and biography of Captain Richard Henry Pratt, known for initiating the American Indian boarding school system

Portrait of Osceoloa
Portrait and biography of Osceola, a Seminole leader who resisted U.S. policies and was imprisoned during the Second Seminole War.

Fort Marion 1
Plaque describing the transition of Castillo de San Marcos to U.S. control, renamed Fort Marion, and its role in incarcerating Native Americans

Fort Marion 2
Historical timeline and photos depicting events at Fort Marion during the Civil War and Spanish-American War.

George Brown
Portrait and description of George Brown, a custodian of the Castillo, who promoted it as a historical treasure.

Defensive Network
Plaque describing how the Spanish created a defensive network with the Castillo de San Marcos Fort.

Power Room
A sign describing the Power Room, which was originally used for gun power but later was found to with animal bones inside.

Ignacio Daza
Portrait and description of Ignacio Daza, a military engineer.

San Marco Cannon 1
A close up photo of the plaque for the San Marco Cannon.

San Marco Cannon 2
A photo of the San Marco cannon.

San Marco Cannon 3
A sign depicting the parts of the Spanish cannon.

Andrew Young's Peaceful Protest
Historical marker describing Andrew Young's peaceful protest for Civil Rights in St. Augustine.

Andrew Young Crossing Footprints 1
Pathway markers featuring Andrew Young Crossing footprints and quotes related to non-violence and equality.

Andrew Young Crossing Footprints 2
Pathway markers featuring Andrew Young Crossing footprints and quotes related to non-violence and equality.

Andrew Young Crossing Footprints 3
Part of a trail or path showing historic footprints and quotes associated with Civil Rights events.

Part of a trail or path showing historic footprints and quotes associated with Civil Rights events.

Monson Motel and MLK Arrest
Historical plaque describing events at Monson Motel and MLK's arrest during Civil Rights protests.

Preserved Steps at Monson Motel
Marker at a notable Civil Rights location featuring preserved steps from Monson Motel.

Park Place 1
Freedom Trail marker commemorating Civil Rights activists and lodging at Park Place in St. Augustine.

Park Place 2
Freedom Trail marker commemorating Civil Rights activists and lodging at Park Place in St. Augustine.

Juan Garrido
Exhibit panel about Juan Garrido, the first known African in America, and his contributions to Spanish expeditions.

Visits by African Explorers
Map showing the general areas visited by African explorers before 1550, including routes of de Soto, Cortes, and others.

African Heritage and Slavery 1
Panel on African heritage in Spanish expeditions, highlighting their military and diplomatic contributions.

African Heritage and Slavery 2
Panel discussing African and Iberian precedents of American slavery, with historical maps and insights on the Reconquista.

African Heritage and Slavery 3
Information on slavery in Iberia before the trans-Atlantic trade, focusing on Las Siete Partidas legal framework.

Visual representation of the distinctions between slaves and Africans in Moorish Spain, showing cultural diversity.

Palenques and Cimarrones
Panel about Palenques and Cimarrones: Black and Indigenous resistance on the Spanish frontier.

Historical account of African resistance to slavery in the Americas, with details on successful uprisings.

Panel exploring early African arrivals in North America, highlighting the Ayllon colony and rebellion of 1526.

Display about African American contributions to the military, featuring the Double V campaign and Medal of Honor.

Double V Campaign
Exhibit on the Double V Campaign, featuring African American contributions during WWII and Black women in the war effort.

Zora Neale Hurston
Panel highlighting the life and work of Zora Neale Hurston in St. Augustine, emphasizing her literary and cultural contributions.

Women Who Made a Difference
Artwork series titled 'Women Who Made a Difference,' showcasing portraits of influential women from various fields.

Janie Price
Portrait of Janie Price, part of the 'Women Who Made a Difference' series.

Photograph of a Nurse
Photograph of a historic nurse, part of an exhibit celebrating women's contributions to the medical field.

Barbara Vickers and Other Figures
Digital exhibit 'Women Who Made a Difference' showcasing Barbara Vickers and other notable female figures.

Freedom Trail - 102 MLKing Avenue
Freedom Trail marker at 102 M.L. King Avenue, commemorating historical African American education and civil rights efforts.

Black Catholic Heritage 1
Signboard discussing Black Catholic Heritage in St. Augustine, marking historical contributions and civil rights activism related to the Catholic Church.

Black Catholic Heritage 2
A close-up of the Black Catholic Heritage marker in St. Augustine, highlighting the legacy of the Catholic Church and civil rights efforts.

St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church
A building marked as St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church, which has served as a community and religious hub in St. Augustine.

Black Catholic Heritage 3
A close-up of the Black Catholic Heritage marker in St. Augustine, highlighting the legacy of the Catholic Church and civil rights efforts.

St. Benedit the Moor Church
St. Benedict the Moor Church entrance, reflecting its importance to the African-American Catholic community.

St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church 2
St. Paul AME Church emblem hanging on the side of the church building, with a bright blue sky in the background.

St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church 3
St. Paul AME Church emblem hanging on the side of the church building, with a bright blue sky in the background.

St. Benedit the Moor Church 2
St. Benedict the Moor Church entrance, reflecting its importance to the African-American Catholic community.

Historic District 1
Lincolnville Historic District sign with Victorian-era homes visible in the background.

Historic District 2
Lincolnville Historic District sign with Victorian-era homes visible in the background.

Historic District 3
Historic pavilion area, a scenic spot near the Lincolnville Historic District, shaded by oak trees.

A 'Welcome to Lincolnville' sign, indicating entry into the Lincolnville Historic District of St. Augustine, FL.

Andrew Young Crossing
A plaque at 'Andrew Young Crossing,' marking the site where civil rights activist Andrew Young led a peaceful protest and was met with opposition in 1964.

Freedom Trail - 56 Park Place 1
A Freedom Trail marker at 56 Park Place, detailing significant events during the civil rights movement related to that location.

Freedom Trail - 56 Park Place 2
A broader view of the house at 56 Park Place with the Freedom Trail marker in front, fenced off, emphasizing the building's role in history.

Freedom Trail - 102 ML King Avenue 2
Another Freedom Trail marker at 102 M.L. King Avenue, highlighting the significance of the Excelsior School and key civil rights figures associated with it.

First Baptist Church of St. Augustine 1
A marker at the First Baptist Church of St. Augustine, recognizing the church's involvement in the civil rights movement.

First Baptist Church of St. Augustine 2
A full view of the First Baptist Church of St. Augustine, showcasing its architecture and location in Lincolnville.

Woolworth Sign
A photo of a Woolworth sign displayed above a historical photo of a 1963 sit-in at a segregated lunch counter, likely referencing the civil rights protests.

MLK Jr. Exhibit
An exhibit displaying various letters, signed memorabilia, and a photo of Martin Luther King Jr. focusing on civil rights activism.

Freedom Diploma 1
A framed SCLC Freedom Diploma awarded in 1964 to four women for their participation in the civil rights movement.

Freedom Diploma 2
Close-up of the SCLC Freedom Diploma with signatures and descriptions honoring the awardees' civil rights work.

Museum Audio Tour
A sign promoting the Accord Civil Rights Museum's cell audio tour with a phone number for dialing in and listening to exhibits.

Civil Rights Memorabilia
A glass display case with civil rights documents, including a TIME cover of Martin Luther King Jr. and other historic materials.

The Problem We All Live With
A framed print of Norman Rockwell's 'The Problem We All Live With,' depicting Ruby Bridges during school desegregation.

If It Takes All Summer
A display of the book 'If It Takes All Summer,' focusing on Martin Luther King Jr. and civil rights efforts in St. Augustine, Florida.

Dr. Rudolph Gordon
A framed display honoring Dr. Rudolph Gordon, with text recounting his life and contributions in St. Augustine.

Freedom Trail - 57 Chapin Street
A display board from the Accord Freedom Trail at 57 Chapin Street, detailing the life and achievements of Willie Galimore, a civil rights advocate and professional athlete.

Civil Rights Memorabilia 2
A preserved historical door labeled with '135,' likely representing an entryway to a significant building associated with civil rights history in St. Augustine.

Order of La Florida 1
Certificate of the Order of La Florida, awarded to Dr. Robert B. Hayling in 2013 for his leadership and contributions to civil rights in St. Augustine.

Order of La Florida 2
Framed Order of La Florida certificate, presented to Dr. Robert B. Hayling for advancing civil rights in St. Augustine, Florida.

Mrs. Peabody
A telegram display featuring communication related to Mrs. Peabody's activism, including a message from Martin Luther King Jr. praising her efforts in the civil rights movement.

Last Remaining Slave Cabin
Before and after display of the restoration of the last remaining slave cabin in St. Augustine, completed in partnership with Northrop Grumman and ACCORD in 2017.

Photos of Fullerwood Elementary School 1
A bulletin board with historical photos of Fullerwood Elementary School, including students and handwritten notes referencing integration and civil rights events.

Photos of Fullerwood Elementary School 2
A bulletin board with historical photos of Fullerwood Elementary School, including students and handwritten notes referencing integration and civil rights events.

Trinity Independent Church
The exterior view of Trinity Independent Church, an important religious and community hub in St. Augustine, established in 1821.

Elks Rest Lodge 1
A red plaque for the Elks Rest Lodge at 100 Washington Street, highlighting its significance as a political and civil rights center in Lincolnville during the 1960s.

Elks Rest Lodge 2
A two-story building labeled as Elks Rest Lodge, highlighted with purple and white paint. The building is associated with civil rights activities in Lincolnville.

Freedom Trail - 97 ML King Avenue
Freedom Trail marker at 97 ML King Avenue in St. Augustine, discussing the historical significance of the building and its connection to civil rights activism.

Freedom Trail - 120 DeHaven Street
A Freedom Trail marker at 120 DeHaven Street detailing the legacy of Mrs. Rena Ayers and her support for civil rights by hosting activists.

Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center
Sign for the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center, established in 2003, located at the historical site of Excelsior High School, built in 1924.

Excelsior High School
A view of Excelsior High School, which has been repurposed as the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center, significant in the history of Black education.

Freedom Trail - 102 ML King Avenue 1
Freedom Trail marker at 102 ML King Avenue discussing the significance of Excelsior School and the contributions of prominent civil rights activists.