The Case of the Missing Clock
October 30, 2024 3:50 pm Leave your thoughtsby Jonathan M. Bryant I’ve long admired the tower clock on the Nassau County courthouse built in 1891-1892. A beautiful... View Article
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by Jonathan M. Bryant I’ve long admired the tower clock on the Nassau County courthouse built in 1891-1892. A beautiful... View Article
by Jarrett Hill This spring, the Amelia Island Museum of History was lucky to receive a pair of camellia bushes... View Article
by Jarrett Hill “GO NORTH! By the Iron Palace Steamships of the Mallory Line,” proclaims an 1880 advertisement, “Sailing Directly... View Article
by Jarrett Hill Sweet, Ozzie. Three girls making a “sandman” at the beach. 1964. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory.... View Article
by Bill Tilson Hispanic Heritage Month is coming up September 15-October 15, 2023. The Museum will celebrate its bi-annual event... View Article
by Susan Martin People familiar with the history of Amelia Island may know the name Mary Mattair, the woman who... View Article
by Samantha Rizzo The waters off Florida are home to hundreds of shipwrecks. From Spanish galleons to Civil War blockade... View Article
By Rob Hull Local lore states that the Florida House Inn was built by David Yulee’s Florida Railroad Company in... View Article