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A Drive Down What Remains of the Old Brick RoadArticle by Mark Woods, Jacksonville.com

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: FCHS
The Graves Brick Company of Birmingham, Ala., made most of the red bricks for the Old Brick Road that was completed in St. Johns County in 1916.
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A portion of the Old Brick Road.

Old Brick RoadA Cultural Resource Management Plan for Old Dixie Highway

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: FCHS
It may well be the longest existing portion of a road system of great national significance in the early 20th century.
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MarinelandMarine Studios

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: Sisco Deen
Marineland opened in 1938 as the world’s first underwater motion picture studio.
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Figure 10 – Marco Polo Park 1970s postcard – The Flying Elephant Ride was a favorite with the children (Source: Author’s personal collection).

Marco Polo Park: The Short-Lived Local Theme Park

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: Ashley Gonzalez
The park featured an Oriental theme based on the exotic travels of Marco Polo from his native Venice through the lands of Turkey, India, China and Japan.
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First Mass 1914 Korona

Korona

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: Sisco Deen
Polish immigrants in Chicago, Detroit, and other cities were the original settlers of this new town about six miles south of Bunnell.
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Hernandez Landing (Long Creek)

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: FCHS
The original Spanish land grant map fell almost exactly on the modern map of the area. Illustrated in the early 1800’s map is an “embarcadero” or landing for boats. There is a “Camino Carratera” or cart road that dead-ends into Long Creek.
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A British Period Sawmill” by William M. Jones El Escribano (original document Flagler County Historical Society Annex)

Hewitt Sawmill

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: Bill Ryan
John Hewitt was an expert builder and contractor who arrived in St. Augustine before the American Revolution in 1768.
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Annual History Society MeetingFeb 15th at old Bunnell City Hall

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: FCHS
An amazing time was had by all at the Feb 15th Annual History Society Meeting.
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Shell Bluff Park

Shell Bluff ParkHistory

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: Sisco Deen
At the time of the 1900 Federal census, there were seven white families living at Shell Bluff and 23 black families.
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1739 Soldiers Sketch

Haw Creek

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: Bill Ryan
Haw Creek runs through an area of Flagler County that is rich in wildlife. It is a favorite area for boaters and fishermen.
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Dupont Plantation

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: March 9, 2020 Written by: Bill Ryan
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.
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Tippicanoe Inn

Dupont Center

Posted on: March 9, 2020 Last updated on: July 25, 2020 Written by: FCHS
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.
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09 Jun

AACS Opens Smithsonian Food Exhibition Celebrating Flagler County’s Food Heritage

AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL SOCIETY OPENS SMITHSONIAN FOOD EXHIBITION CELEBRATING FLAGLER COUNTY’S DIVERSE FOOD HERITAGE Palm Coast, Florida — The African American Cultural Society, Inc. (AACS) proudly announces the grand opening of its newest exhibition, From Seed to Soul: African, Indigenous and Cultural Foodways of Flagler County, presented in partnership with Florida Humanities and the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum on Main Street program. The exhibition will officially open with a public ribbon-cutting ceremony and community celebration on Friday, June 26, 2026, Doors Open 6:00PM at the AACS Cultural Center and Museum, located at 4422 North U.S. Highway 1 in Palm Coast. The exhibition will remain on display through June 25, 2027. Presented during the organization’s 35th Anniversary year, From Seed to Soul explores the rich culinary traditions that have shaped Flagler County and influenced American cuisine. Through photographs, oral histories, artifacts, videos, and interactive displays, visitors will discover how Indigenous peoples, Africans, Europeans, Caribbean communities, and later immigrant populations contributed to the region’s unique food culture. The exhibition highlights the agricultural traditions, fishing heritage, family recipes, preservation techniques, celebrations, and community gatherings that connect generations through food. Special attention is given to the influence of Indigenous foodways and African agricultural knowledge that continue to shape Florida’s culinary landscape today. The grand opening program will feature remarks from community leaders, project partners, local contributors, and participating students and young adults who assisted with exhibition research and development. Special guests include Dalia Colón, award-winning multimedia journalist, executive producer, storyteller, cookbook author, and creator of The Zest podcast, and Gabrielle Fehring representing Florida Humanities. Visitors will explore stories ranging from Timucua agriculture and African food traditions to Portuguese bakeries, Caribbean cooking, Cracker foodways, Latino cuisine, Southeast Asian influences, and contemporary food innovations. The exhibition reflects the extraordinary cultural diversity that makes Flagler County one of Florida’s most vibrant and evolving communities. Developed with support from local historians, educators, cultural organizations, farmers, chefs, and community members, From Seed to Soul demonstrates how food serves as a bridge between cultures, preserves heritage, and strengthens community identity. Admission to the exhibition is free. Throughout the year, AACS will offer educational programs, lectures, demonstrations, oral history projects, cultural presentations, and family activities designed to further explore the stories behind the food we grow, prepare, and share. For additional information, visit www.aacspalmcoast.org or call (386) 447-7030. About the African American Cultural Society Founded in 1991, the African American Cultural Society, Inc. is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and sharing the history, arts, and cultural contributions of people of African descent while fostering education, cultural understanding, and community engagement for all.
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01 Jun

History Update Newsletter June 2026

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19 May

ART DYCKE 1934-2026

ART DYCKE1934-2026 It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Art Dycke, Palm Coast’s first City Historian and a longtime advocate for preserving our community’s story. Art’s passion for local history, dedication to research, and countless contributions…
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14 May

Before January 1st, African New Year, Sunday June 21st

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14 May

Juneteenth Freedom Day Saturday June 13th

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13 May

Tuesday June 9th Flagler County School Board Candidates Forum Hosted by AAUW Flagler County Branch

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12 May

History Update Newsletter May 2026

We're preserving and promoting your local history.
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