THANK YOU!
Bunnell History Day was a great success and a perfect example of many people, businesses, and leaders working together for the community.
The mission of the Flagler County Historical Society is to promote historical and cultural research and education for the benefit of the community.
The FCHS was chartered as a Florida non-profit corporation on October 25, 1983, and is a 501 ( c ) 3 tax-exempt organization. A Board of Directors is elected annually in January and usually meets monthly on the fourth Thursday of the month. Quarterly membership meetings are held at various locations in Flagler County. History lovers are invited to join by paying $10 for students, $20 for individuals, $30 for families, $125 for a business/corporate membership and $500 for a lifetime membership.
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What was happening in Flagler County
The Bunnell Home Builder October 1913
Local man would rather go to jail in Florida than return to live up north!
The Flagler Tribune August 14, 1919
A Bunnell boy sends news home, 1st to enlist-serves under General Pershing; Mr. Booe has novel plans to get rich: open a cat farm; Time to plant your cowpeas and soybeans.
The Flagler Tribune July 17, 1919
Woman gets distinguished military service medal but not allowed to vote; Dixie Hwy gets heavy traffic thru Flagler County.
The Flagler Tribune June 5,1919
Your vet questions answered…, Eye specialist spends day in town looking after his business, For Sale: 5 good mules and a driving horse, cheap.