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Adventures with history and culture in the Sunshine State
Florida Blogs
History Blogs
- Abraham Lincoln Blog
- American Historical Association Blog
- American Presidents
- Appalachian History
- Boston 1775
- Chicago History
- Colin's Ghost
- Curiosities and Wonders
- History Carnival
- Northwest History
- Paleo-Future
- Past in the Present
- Public Historian
- Sandusky History
- The Bowery Boys
- Writing Women's History
Built Environment or Place Blogs
- A Chicago Sojourn
- Architecture Research
- Built St. Louis
- Cafe Unknown
- Endangered Durham
- Ephemeral New York
- Historic Bridges of the United States
- Historic Shed
- KCMODERN
- Kirkbride Buildings
- Lost City
- Lost Oregon
- MyHometownOhio
- National Trust Historic Sites Weblog
- O. C. History Roundup
- Our Room
- Portland Architecture
- Preservation in Pink
- PreservationNation
Research Resources and Links
- Boca Raton Historical Society
- Central Florida Memory
- Digital Library of Georgia
- FIU Digital Collections
- Florida Aerial Photography
- Florida Photographic Collection
- General Land Office Records
- Historical Maps of Florida
- Keys History Online
- Land Boundary Information System - State of Florida
- Library of Congress Digital Collections
- Making of America
- Office of Coast Survey Historical Maps and Charts
- P. K. Yonge Library of Florida History
- PALMM
- Rollins College Archives and Special Collections
- USF Libraries Digital Collections
- Wateratlas.org
Lucy! 'Genuine Florida's' blog finally started because of you! We noticed you came by my blog (Rob SmithJr/Blog) and when we visited yours and saw all of the others noting our great state, we FINALLY got the blog started. We'd been talking about it for almost two years. So - THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
ReplyDeleteWe hope you come back and see all of the Florida trivia and history we can blog about!
- Sandra Friend and Rob Smith, Jr.
How wonderful! I enjoy your photos -- the dog track is so unattractive it's almost pretty, and now I want to go to Eustis to see an alleyway. I think there might just be something good to this blogging thing.
ReplyDeleteThanks back at you!