Florida Black heritage trail

Publication

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Jacksonville History Center

Name/Title

Florida Black heritage trail

Entry/Object ID

Library.2034

Tags

Library records not in public view

Description

64 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm Florida Black heritage trail by Florida. Division of Historical Resources. Contents: Florida black heritage -- Florida map -- Black heritage trail sites (North Florida, Central, South) -- Calendar of events Selected information: L. Omar Rivers wrote an overview of history of African Americans in Florida noting Juan Garrido, Estevancio, Esteban, Juan Valiente, Fort Mose, Ben Bruno, Gopher John, Jonathan C. Gibbs, Robert Meacham, Asa Philip Randolph, Bob Hayes, Carrie Meek, Corrine Brown, Zora N. Hurston. Shelved with the 1991 edition in a manila pocket folder. Duval County information (pages 19-24): 1960s Civil Rights historic site marker, Bethel Baptist Institutional Church, Lee Theological seminary building at E. W. College, Bishop Tookes house, Catherine Street Fire Station #3, Centennial Hall at E. W. College, Clara White Mission, Genovar's Hall, J. P. S mall Memorial Stadium, Kingsley Plantation, Masonic Temple Most Worshipful Grand Lodge, Matthew Gilbert School, Moncrief Cemetery District, Mount Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church, Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church, Norman Studios, Old Brewster Hospital, Old City Cemetery, Old Jacksonville Beach Elementary School, Old Stanton High School, Ritz Theater, Susie Tolbert House. Selected other information: Josiah T. Walls (politician), Rosewood Florida Heritage marker, Battle of Olustee, James Weldon Johnson, John Rosamond Johnson, A. Phillip Randolph, Augusta Savage (artist), MaVynee Betsch (Beach Lady, preservationist, conservationist), La Union Marti-Maceo (Ybor City's Cuban Club), Mary McLeod Bethune, Zora N. Hurston's grave, Florida's Underground Railroad, Zora Festival. Online version:: Florida black heritage trail. Third edition was produced by VISIT FLORIDA in partnership with the Florida Department of State. It was developed with significant assistance from the Florida African American Heritage Preservation Network (FAAHPN). Organized in 2001 by the John Gilmore Riley Center Museum, FAAHPN.

Collection

Library

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Book

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Search Terms

African Americans -- Florida -- History -- Guidebooks., African Americans -- Florida -- History., African Americans -- Florida -- Biography.

Publication Details

Author

Florida. Division of Historical Resources.

Edition

Third edition

Publisher

Florida Dept. of State. Division of Historical Resources

Place Published

* Untyped Place Published

Tallahassee, Fla.

Call No.

E 185.93 .F5 F567 2007

ISBN

9781889030241