John Hewitt was an expert builder and contractor who arrived in St. Augustine before the American Revolution in 1768.
Haw Creek
Haw Creek runs through an area of Flagler County that is rich in wildlife. It is a favorite area for boaters and fishermen.
Dupont Plantation
In 1791 Josiah Dupont (b-1742) arrived in this area to settle lands near the Matanzas River. His family remained here until Indian attacks
in 1802.
in 1802.
Dupont Center
The DuPont Railroad and Land Company, like ITT of later years, offered prospective land buyers a place to stay while they traveled to present-day Flagler County to take a look at the land.
Cherokee Grove
In 1886, Henry Mason Cutting, a wealthy New England sportsman purchased the property known as “Cherokee Grove”.
Old Bunnell State Bank Building101-107 North Bay Street
The Bunnell State Bank was created in 1910 and moved into its new building in 1917.
BunnellBunnell Colony
Thomas A. Verdenius of the Bunnell Development Company invites you to accompany him on the Dixie Flyer Grand Excursion Train departing Dearborn Street Station at 10:25 p.m. Tuesday night.
Once upon a time…a princess lived here
Princess Place Preserve is a unique historical and environmental treasure containing the oldest standing homestead in Flagler County.
Historic Photos from Flagler County
View many historic photos from around Flagler County
Ruins of the Early Plantations of the Halifax Area
Today, all that is left of the once fabulous Bulow Plantation are the extensive coquina ruins of the great sugar mill, several well-preserved wells, a unique spring-house and the crumbling foundations of the formerly hospitable mansion.
Notes from the author on Bulow Plantation
Connecting the dots that follow the trail of history along the Old Kings Road Since I arrived here in Flagler County Florida, some 20 years ago, I have followed Old Kings Road. It was built by the British some 238…
Bulow Plantation Ruins
Once this plantation was one of the largest and most successful sugar producers in Florida.