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Adventures with history and culture in the Sunshine State
Blog Archive
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- Lorenzo Dow Ross
- Christopher Still at the Gulf Coast Museum of Art
- Power
- Happy Birthday, Teddy!
- Historians are rather like pack rats...
- Links on the Side
- Grand Central Airport
- Weeden Island Preserve Fieldtrip
- Florida News Stories
- Nature Photos from Pasco County
- Marjorie's Outhouse
- Eatonville, a Town in the Southern-most State
- Pygmy Rattlesnake
- Happy Birthday, John Gorrie
- Paynes Prairie
- Napoleon Bonaparte Broward
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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
Methinks that qualifies as hardtack. Lord a mercy that would clog one up. Thought that stuff went out with the civil war.
ReplyDeleteI still can't figure out the delay in the blog roll. I re-entered it and still no luck. Any chance it's a setting on your end? And yes, historians are pack rats: hydrologist's not so much ... more like water rats!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I changed somethng on the feed around that time. Let me look into it, and how blog rolls of current posts work. At least I know you're still out there reading My Florida History!
ReplyDeleteAnon - it's quite different from the Caffe Mochachino served on today's college campuses!
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