Will you unlock the past?
We are closed to the public starting
SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2020
until further notice.
Check us out on Facebook!
Curator Joshua Whitfield has been
posting short videos in a series
called “Collections Connection”.
Watch the playlist and learn
something new about our collections!
UPCOMING
Friday, May 15, 2020
@ 6:00 pm
Our May 3rd on 3rd
will be live on Twitch.
Click on the link to watch: Twitch
will be live on Twitch.
WHAT’S HAPPENING?
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
“The things that make Amelia Island’s history significant are not housed at the library or a university. If you want to know how Amelia Island played a role in how we all got here, you do that research at our Museum.”
“The Amelia Island Museum of History ensures that the voices and wisdom of Northeast Floridians are preserved and heard by future generations.”
Amelia Island, Past and Present
Perspectives on the history of Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach brought to you by the staff of the Amelia Island Museum of History
James Moore’s Raid on Amelia Island
In 1702 James Moore, the governor of Carolina, organized an assault on Amelia Island and the east coast of Spanish Florida. He embarked from [...]
A Civil War Orphanage
Somewhere between 11th and 12th streets in the woods behind the Nassau School Board, there once stood a beautiful three-story mansion surrounded by a [...]
