The FCHS has the original and PDF versions at the Historical Society. These are for viewing only.
Lecture Series – Conservation in Palm Coast – A Green Team Presentation
Museum Moondance
Florida Historical Society Round Table
The Flagler County Historical Society is hosting the Florida Historical Society Round Table. Historical Societies are invited to join us at this round table.
De Brahm 1765 Survey of our Area and MapSisco Deen Shipwreck Collection
Early explorers during the first Spanish period must rely on maps that were more artwork than accurate.
The History of Women Voting in Flagler CountyTuesday, November 2, 1920
The Flagler Tribune recorded that Harding and Coolidge swept the United States and that the Flagler Ladies voted for the first time.
St. Joseph’s Plantation
In a busy Palm Coast shopping center that is bounded by Old Kings Road, Palm Coast Parkway and Florida Park Drive North lies the memory of a great and historic sugar plantation called St. Joseph’s.
General Hernandez and St. Joseph Plantation(From Ashes on the Wind by Alice Strickland)
One of the largest and most important plantations on Florida’s northeast coast was St. Joseph, whose owner, Joseph Mariano Hernandez, was one of the most distinguished and well-known planters of Florida.
General Joseph M. Hernandez and St. Joseph’s Plantation
Eileen H. Butts – Volusia County Record (Flagler Historical Society files)
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
General Joseph Marion Hernandez and his Bella Vista Plantation is now our beautiful Washington Oaks Gardens State Park.
St. Johns Park
The land boom in present-day Flagler County started on the west side of the county in the early 1900s at the settlement called Omega.
Railroads
Utley’s first found employment with the Tocoi Railroad Company, which was a horse railroad of the good old days.