Highlights:
• Life with History and Tourism
• Digging into a Mythical Place
• Echoes of Indian Poetry
• First St. Augustine Families
• Attraction of Authenticity
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The oldest city today: Seeking balance
St. Augustine: Life with history and tourism
An ancient city grapples with modern-day issues.
By Jon Wilson
UF scholars dig this place
The attraction of authenticity
Building sustainable tourism while protecting the heritage.
By Dana Ste. Claire
Unearthing history in a place of myth
Archaeologists delve into the Fountain of Youth site.
By Margo C. Pope
Outrageous (or just odd) stories
Tall (and short) tales about St. Augustine.
First Families
Descendants of the earliest Spanish residents still live here.
By Jon Wilson
Historic black community now mostly white
Lincolnville sees changes, while former residents Otis and Myrtis Mason share fond memories.
My Favorite St. Augustine Place
Local residents of this tourist mecca describetheir favorite places.
Looking out my back door
A favorite place, in the rural heart of Florida.
By Janis Owens
Echoes in the Wind
Reflections on the poetry of Florida’s Natives.
| Media Type | |
|---|---|
| Producer | Produced by the Florida Humanities Council |
| Publication Title | FORUM Magazine |
| Publication Date | 2015 – Spring |
