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In 1880 this little community boasted three families. No waterway, no paved roads, or railroad to attract anyone.

For several decades the History Annex, located behind the Holden House Museum, has been the archive and repository of special collections, early maps, and displays featuring all points in Flagler County. Following the passing of our senior historian Sisco Deen…

Holden House – Flagler County Historical Society

The Holden House, home of the Flagler County Historical Society, is located on the north side of SR 100 (204 East Moody Boulevard) between Church and Pine Streets in Bunnell. The Building occupies Lot 12 of Block 134 of the…

Holden House Renovations (2010)

by Siding Industries of Northern FL, Inc., St. Augustine, Florida After Renovation – New windows installed, new siding on the east and west side of the house and new paint (colors matching the original).

Flagler County Historical Society Board Members

Contact us at [email protected] 2024 Officers Ed Siarkowicz President Tonya Gordon Vice President Theresa Owen Secretary Susan Baird Treasurer 2024 Board Members Robert Creal Ashley Gonzalez Genealogy Claudia Malo Docent Director Preston Zepp Preservationist James Fiske Inventory 2024 Governance Committee…

Welcome to the Flagler County Historical Society

On behalf of our Officers and Board I thank you for your support and partnership. Flagler County has a history rich in trials, tribulations, victories and successes. I encourage you to become a student of history. The lessons and patterns of the past will help to enrich your present day life and it will give you foresight into the future.

Flagler County Time Traveler

The Flagler County Historical Society is pleased to announce its upcoming television show Flagler County Time Traveler, a collaborative effort with Flagler County Television. Two episodes per month are planned with weekly broadcasts on FCTV and social media platforms. The “roving…