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Florida train museums celebrate and memorialize the importance of railroads to the early development of the state.
Continue reading "10 Best Florida Train Museums - Railroad History"
Learn about Florida history from early Native Americans, the Spanish, growth after the Civil war, 1920s real estate boom, WW II and the growth it spurred.
Florida historic yet modernized small inns are a pleasant alternative to the big chain hotels and motels. Many are off the beaten path.
Continue reading "Our Favorite Florida Small Inns, Motels, and Hotels"
Sleep in a vintage pullman
Continue reading "Sleep In A Vintage Pullman Car: A Jacksonville Treat"
Explore the history of Florida’s mail-order lot sales towns, from Lehigh Acres to Cape Coral, and uncover Old Florida’s hidden gems.
Continue reading "Old Florida Lot Sales Towns: History & Hidden Gems"
Astor, Florida is the gateway to the upper St Johns River and a great place for fishing and eco-tours.
Continue reading "Astor, Florida: Historic Gateway to the Upper St Johns River"
Ozello, Florida is on Florida's west coast between Crystal River and Homosassa. It is at the end of a long winding road through the marshes.
Continue reading "Ozello, Florida: Serene Island in a Saltwater Marsh"
The Hippodrome State Theatre, commonly known as “the Hipp”, is in downtown Gainesville, Florida. It occupies a 1910 neoclassical post office building.
Macclenny, Florida is a small town west of Jacksonville that has an Old Florida atmosphere.
Continue reading "Macclenny, Florida. Small Town West of Jacksonville"
Hillsboro Inlet, Florida connects the Intracoastal Waterway to the Atlantic Ocean near Pompano Beach
Continue reading "Hillsboro Inlet: Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Barefoot Mailman"


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Mike Miller has lived in Florida since 1960. He graduated as a civil engineer from the University of Florida and has lived and worked in most areas of the state. His love of Florida is reflected in the pages of this website. Mike is the author of 25 books. Many of the books are about Florida and can be previewed or purchased at Amazon.
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