Turpentine Tenants: Forgotten Florida Agricultural Industry
Built in the early 1900s for workers on a turpentine farm, these cabins have been lovingly kept up over all these years.
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Massive Home was Moved by Logs to Florida Springs Location
The Morgan-Townsend House was built in the 1890s and moved by logs to a site overlooking a picturesque Florida spring
Historic Country Store lost in Hurricane Michael
This old store stood in the Florida panhandle from 1890 until 2018 when it was destroyed by Hurricane Michael
Early Florida Railroad House
This home was built by an early Florida railroad master who raised his family here.
[Alachua County, FL]
All that Remains of Half Moon
A rural community built this one-room schoolhouse around 1900. It sat empty for many years before it was relocated to a park for future generations.
A Historic Family Homestead in Sumter County Florida
This home was built lovingly- quite literally, for the Fussell Family in the late 1800s.
[Sumter County, FL]
Bradley Grist Mill: Serving It’s Community For More than 100 Years
Built in 1922, this grist mill has been grinding corn for its community for almost 100 years.
[Leon County, FL]
A Florida Boarding House Known For it’s Food
Ms. Bess was famous for her pies and her caring nature.
[Putnam County, FL]
Forgotten Florida Frontier: The Beville-Crum House
This home was built by the first white settler to come to this area of Florida.
[Sumter County, FL]
A Church Founded by some of Florida’s Earliest Settlers: Wacahoota Church
This church was founded by earlier Florida settlers and while its no longer in regular use, descendants of its founders care for it to this day.
[Levy County, FL]