Volume 2, Issue 4, April Fools 2021
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History Update – Mar 2021Volume 2, Issue 3, March 2021
In this issue:The 1913 Polish Invasion Of Korona, FloridaPolish advertisements from Chicago, Illinois From the Illinois Digital Newspaper Collection Advertisements from the Dziennik Chicagoski for settling in Korona, Florida.
History Update – Feb 2021Volume 2, Issue 2, February 2021
In this issue:February – Black History Month: Arthur Jones, First African American Bunnell Police Chief FCHS Preservation in Action: “Doc” Deen Artifacts and Alice Scott Abbott House
History Update – Jan 2021Volume 2, Issue 1, January 2021
In this issue:2020 Annual Report Issued General Joseph Hernandez Descendent Visits The Historical Society
Church Homecoming 2021
The Flagler Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) filmed their acceptance speech this morning at the Holden House Museum for the induction of Bunnell Suffragist Alice Scott Abbott into the Florida Women’s Hall of Fame by Governor…
Post Offices of the PastFlagler County’s Expansion and Mail Delivery
Learn about the little towns and post offices that made up Flagler County more than 100 years ago.
Second Seminole Indian War: Court of Inquiry – Operations in Florida
Transcript of the 25th Congress, 2nd Session, House of Representatives, War Department with correspondence from Gen. Hernandez about the local area.
Your History Society plans, educates and preserves
History update from our President Ed Siarkowicz helped by Thomas A. Verdenius who joins us from 106 years ago! Here are some of our November activities.A Preservation SocietyZoom Speaker Series1916 Church and Women’s Voting Rights MuseumNew displays“The best history web…
1870 Itinerary from St. Augustine to Miami
From St. Augustine to New Smyrna, you have choice of three routes, (1) by land, horseback with team.
Second Seminole War (1835-1842) Fortifications in the Volusia and Flagler County AreaForts, Camps and Blockhouses
A listing that includes the name(s), years active, location (in present-day terms), and a brief history of the known fortifications that existed in the present-day Volusia and Flagler County area during the Second Seminole War.