“Florida Stories” transports you through the past and the present, step by step (or staying in place). “Florida Stories” tours are high-quality, packed with photos and rich audio that will open your eyes to many of Florida’s cities and towns in a way you’ve never experienced before.

Step back in time to an era unhurried and peaceful. This narrow Beach Trail is almost how it looked in the early days with the scattering of crushed shell for the road.

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The Little Haiti Cultural Complex is a hub for civic engagement. In addition, the Caribbean Marketplace is also the official Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau.

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This is the center of the town of Boca Grande where people have always met to meet the train, shop at the Mercantile or Fugates and more recently to get their mail.

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Originally intended to serve the British governor, the Government House became Pensacola’s first city hall, where all functions of civil government took place. The Garrison Kitchen and mess house for the British garrison were located nearby.

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Built in 1877 this is the last known surviving Gulf Coast Schooner. It was the “pickup truck” of its day, as travel by boat was much easier than over the sand and swamps of the Gulf Coast. It is a National Historic Landmark today.

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The Florida Historic Capitol Museum serves to illuminate connections between the people of Florida and their political institutions through programs of civic education, historic interpretation, and preservation.

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In a small quaint bungalow style home directly across from Lincoln Park Academy, Zora often retreated to hear home office to write and catch up on reading.

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The story of Flagler and Brickell continue as we visit the street where the train station was located. It was the city’s first main street and most prestigious address through the 1920’s.

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The historic Custom House is home to the Key West Art and Historical Society featuring exhibitions on Florida Keys history, art, people, and the events that shaped Key West.

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On a night more than fifty years ago hundreds had been at a meeting at the St. Paul’s AME Church. It is late as you start toward the Plaza following the path of civil rights demonstrators from 1964.

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Welcome to the heart of Spanish St. Augustine. You are standing in historic footsteps of the colonists who came ashore those many centuries ago. If it were 1578, your feet would be wet.

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This historic train depot serves as a welcome center for visitors to Fernandina Beach but in May of 1777 this was the site of a second failed attempt to invade East FL during the Revolutionary War.

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You are now standing in front of the only plot of land in the United States owned by Cuba! By walking into Martí Park you are traveling to Cuba without a passport.

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Learn about the history and architecture of St. Petersburg’s city hall and the painting in the Hall that many thought was inappropriate for a city struggling to get past its segregated history.

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The third courthouse on this site, the original building looked much different from what you see today. The “Neo-classical” style building opened in 1909 and is currently the History Center.

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Apalachicola – The Hill
Bartow
Boca Grande
Bradenton (Old Manatee)
DeFuniak Springs
DeLand
Eau Gallie
Fernandina Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Myers: Dunbar
Fort Pierce
Fort Pierce – Lincoln Park
Indian Key
Indian Rocks Beach
Islamorada
Key West
Lake Mary
Lake Wales

Miami (Downtown)
Miami (Little Haiti)
New Smyrna Beach
Ormond Beach
Pensacola
Phillippi Estate Park
Safety Harbor
St. Andrews
St. Augustine – Colonial Florida
St. Augustine – Flagler College
St. Augustine – Gilded Age
St. Augustine – Lincolnville
St. Augustine – South of the Plaza
St. Petersburg
Tallahassee
Tarpon Springs
Virginia Key Beach
Ybor City

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