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Flagler County Under The Gun
Flagler County Under The Gun
Post Offices of the PastFlagler County’s Expansion and Mail Delivery
Learn about the little towns and post offices that made up Flagler County more than 100 years ago.
Flagler Beach Hotel was Once a Popular Vacation Spot“A Look Back” – from the Flagler County Historical Society
Flagler Beach is shown with summer visitors in July 1964. The large building is the Flagler Beach Hotel, which fronted on Veterans Park.
Flagler Beach remains a tourist destination for county“A Look Back” – from the Flagler County Historical Society
With winter winding down, Spring Break season is coming and with it visitors to the Sunshine State.
Mysteries of the deep land on Flagler’s beaches“A Look Back” – from the Flagler County Historical Society
While the mystery surrounding a whale skull that washes ashore in Flagler Beach last week is still being unraveled…
State Road A1A brings character, tourist to Flagler“A Look Back” – from the Flagler County Historical Society
Flagler County History A month ago, to the day, it became the 2020 Autumnal Equinox. Even though it is supposedly Fall here in Florida, the draw to the beach is still strong, except for dreary, overcast days which bring on…
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.
Flagler Beach Coast Guard Station
A neat white building, keeping vigil over a lonely strip of Florida’s East Coast dunes, Flagler Beach Coast Guard station, on the Ocean Shore Blvd., south of Flagler Beach, is known to thousands of visitors from every compass point.
Ocean City – Flagler BeachFlagler Beach
Ocean City was a small settlement on present-day Moody Boulevard on the west side of the Intracoastal Canal. It is now known as Flagler Beach. In 1942 volunteer flyers fought German submarines from an airstrip in Flagler Beach
PIRATE GOLD?
This is an account of a great Treasure Hunt that occurred in Flagler County for the treasure of a Spanish Galleon wrecked in 1730.