In the summer of 1836, a party of Seminole Indians, 150 in number, commonly prowled over present-day Flagler County between the St. Johns River and the Atlantic.
Hammock History
Our present-day barrier island did not actually become an island until 8 o’clock on Monday morning, May 13, 1907, when the waters of the Matanzas Bay and the Halifax River were joined
“The Little Red School” House TourVideo Interview
Diane Marquis takes us on a tour of “The Little Red School House” an authentic turn of the century schoolhouse and museum located in Bunnell Florida.
Mary Ann Clark InterviewOral History
Mary Ann Clark gives an overview of her life in Flagler County and organizations she’s worked with.
Sandra Rose Friedman InterviewOral History
An interview of Sandra Rose Friedman about early Palm Coast and the Library.
Emily Shoemaker InterviewOral History
Emily Shoemaker gives a history of her husband Merhl and the beginning of the Friends of the Library.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Giddens, Sr. InterviewOral Interview
Judith Kent interviews the Reverend and Mrs. Giddens about life in Flagler County, Florida.
Patricia & Thomas DurranceOral History
Judy Kent interviews Patricia and Thomas Durrance about their grandparents.
Catherine (Wickline) Wilson InterviewOral History
Audio interview between Judith Kent and Catherine Wickline Wilson and growing up in Flagler Beach.
Audrey McKnight & Norma Turner InterviewOral History
Audrey McKnight and Norma Turner discuss their friendship and life in Bunnell with interviews Judith Kent.
Alice Longwood InterviewOral History
Judith Kent interviews Alice Longwood with six generations of her family.
John Clegg Interview – 2Oral History
Kent: Today is June 21, 2001. This is Judith Kent, speaking from the Flagler County Public Library. Joining me today is local historian, John A. Clegg, who has agreed to comment on various aspects of county history. First of all,…