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John Gorrie Museum State Park in Apalachicola honors Dr. John Gorrie, who invented the ice-making machine and is considered the father of air conditioning.
Continue reading "John Gorrie Museum State Park: Apalachicola"
Planters Exchange, Inc. is a historic site in Havana, Florida. It houses a 14,000-square-foot antique mall with over 30 vendor shops.
Fort Caroline National Memorial is in Jacksonville, Florida. It honors a 16th-century French settlement attempt. The park sits on the St. Johns River.
Continue reading "Fort Caroline National Memorial: Jacksonville"
Florida Keys travel is very straightforward. This guide will show the ways to drive, fly, boat, or walk.
Continue reading "Florida Keys Travel Guide: Tips, Food, Lodging, Maps"
Florida hurricane history is often tragic and is a permanent part of life in Florida. Floridians know how to survive hurricanes and treat them with respect.
Continue reading "Florida Hurricane History: From 1896 through 2024"
Rattlesnake, Florida, is one of the many lost towns that once dotted the Sunshine State—small communities born from big dreams.
Continue reading "The Forgotten Town of Rattlesnake, Florida"
Naples Florida is a small city with an interesting history and a vibrant artistic and cultural life. There is also golf and the Everglades.
Continue reading "Naples, Florida: Things To Do, Lodging, Dining, Real Estate"
Florida ethnic restaurants include anything that is not typically American, such as hamburgers, pizza, etc.
Continue reading "50 Florida Ethnic Restaurants: A World of Great Food"
Old Florida towns on the Forgotten Coast have history and great seafood. Most of the small towns have escaped the massive population growth.
Continue reading "8 Old Florida Towns on the Forgotten Coast"
Early pioneer Florida Crackers lived in a harsh land. They lived off the land and had simple recipes.
Continue reading "47 Delicious Florida Cracker Recipes: Culinary History"
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