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History Update February 2023

Black History Month: Help Tell Their Stories plus Shirley Chisholm Double Take At The New Celebratory History Marker.

HISTORY UPDATE JANUARY 2023

Celebrating a milestone! We’re turning 40!

Productive history year. Voting Rights for Women, Kim Medley and AAUW. New ancient native American pottery,volunteer drive, new displays and face lift are building the history of our area and Flagler County.

FCHS Sea Turtle Fundraiser

The Flagler County Historical Society is creating a fundraiser to obtain a Sea Turtle to be placed in front of the Holden House Museum as a new member of the Turtle Trail. The theme will consist of a combination of…

November 2022 History Update

Hurricane Nicole damages Flagler. Fort Mose: Florida’s First Free African American Settlement. Registered Professional Nurses of Flagler County

History Update August 2022

Women’s Equality Day! August 26, 1920. History of Women’s voting in Flagler County by FCHS Member, Kim Medley

History Update July 2022

Ancient Indian collection donated, Timucuan in Flagler, Colonial Cooking with Preston Zepp, Tour Guide volunteers needed

Flagler County at crossroads: Community or Concrete Jungle?

Is Flagler where you want to live 20 years from now? We are about to lose our heritage and sense of place.

History Update March 2022

March 2022 update on Flagler County History Projects and Kings Road Historic District. On line Zooming by Bill Ryan. Strategic Plan for History Tourism, New Exhibits, Beautification Bus Tours resuming; Women’s Voting Rights Museum

History Update February 2022

New events at Flagler County Historical Society. Marineland exhibit, HistoryCon in Daytona, Board changes, Cultural Council and other happenings in February 2022.