Free to current members of the Jacksonville Historical Society. Students $5, non-members $10 donation.
Free parking in grass lot, entrance from Duval Street.

Mike McGinness and Jeff Davies put together what they say is “the definitive photographic account of the Sunshine State.” With more than 130 photographs ― many of them seen for the first time ― “Florida: A History In Pictures” offers a stunning portrait of this one-of-a-kind state. From the stone forts at St. Augustine, the oldest continuously inhabited city in the United States, to the Everglades or “The Big Swamp” as it was called at the beginning of the 20th century to Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales, the Fort Myers Beach arches and Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, it is all here.

Upcoming Programs February:
Celebrating Black History Month Wednesday, February 7: Focus on A. Philip Randolph Roundtable discussion with Senator Tony Hill; Jacksonville History Center CEO Alan J. Bliss; Edward Waters University Prof.
David Jamison, and EWU Student Travales Woodard Wednesday, February 21: African American Law Enforcement Experience Roundtable discussion with former members of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office
March: Celebrating Women’s History Month Wednesday, March 13: Tribute to Augusta Savage