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Fort Myers Attack State Historical Marker
A State Historical Marker for The Attack On Fort Myers con...
Fort Thompson State Historical Marker
A State Historical Marker is located at the site of Fort T...
Miranda Home State Historical Marker
Civil War Heritage Trail
A State Historical Marker f...
Woodlawn Cemetery
This cemetery contains side by side plots of Confederate a...
Blockade Runners & Battle of Ballast Point Historical Markers
A City Historical Marker for Union Raiders Burn Tampa Bloc...
Historic Oaklawn Cemetery
Oaklawn opened in 1859 as Tampa's first public cemetery. T...
East Hillsborough Historical Society Museum
Located in the restored 1914 Plant City High School buildi...
Egmont Key Lighthouse
The present Egmont Key Lighthouse was constructed in 1858 ...
The Old Courthouse Heritage Museum
Formed in 1963, the Citrus County Historical Society, Inc....
Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins
David Levy Yulee, one of Florida's first United States Sen...
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Fort Myers Attack State Historical Marker
A State Historical Marker for The Attack On Fort Myers contains details on the Confederate attempt to capture Fort Myers. On February 20, 1865, a Confederate force of some 275 men of Florida's Cow Cavalry commanded by Major William Footman ...
Fort Thompson State Historical Marker
A State Historical Marker is located at the site of Fort Thompson, which was constructed in the late 1830s on the Caloosahatchee River for use as a military supply post during the Second Seminole War. During the Civil War, the ...
Miranda Home State Historical Marker
Civil War Heritage Trail
A State Historical Marker for the Miranda Home is
located in the vicinity of the home of Abel Miranda
who, with his brothers-in-law John and William Bethell,
ran a successful fishing operation in Big Bayou. Miranda
and the Bethells were ...
Woodlawn Cemetery
This cemetery contains side by side plots of Confederate and Union veterans each with their own monument. The Confederate monument was erected in 1913 by the United Confederate Veterans and lists the names of the 30 veterans buried there.
The ...
Blockade Runners & Battle of Ballast Point Historical Markers
A City Historical Marker for Union Raiders Burn Tampa Blockade Runners and a County Historical Marker for Battlefield tell the story of the Hillsborough River Raid and the ensuing Battle of Ballast Point. In October 1863, as the Union vessels ...
Historic Oaklawn Cemetery
Oaklawn opened in 1859 as Tampa's first public cemetery. The first person buried here was an unnamed slave who was owned by the Lesley family. A slave burial ground is located in the center, along with grave sites of prominent ...
East Hillsborough Historical Society Museum
Located in the restored 1914 Plant City High School building, the East Hillsborough Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation of the historical and cultural heritage of Plant City and eastern Hillsborough County.
The Society maintains a museum and the ...
Egmont Key Lighthouse
The present Egmont Key Lighthouse was constructed in 1858 to replace the earlier 1848 lighthouse. Early in the Civil War, Confederate authorities ordered that the lighthouse lens and other equipment be removed for safekeeping.
In August 1861, they were removed to ...
The Old Courthouse Heritage Museum
Formed in 1963, the Citrus County Historical Society, Inc. exists to preserve and further the knowledge of the history and pre-history of Citrus County and nearby areas and, since 1985, has been located in the restored 1912 Old Citrus County ...
Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins
David Levy Yulee, one of Florida's first United States Senators and the first Jewish member of that body, operated a 5,100-acre plantation on this site.
Constructed in 1851 using expensive machinery shipped down from New York, the Yulee Sugar Mill ...