Episode 206: St. Augustine's More Recent History, Why All Old Buildings Are Not Historic, and St. Augustine's Black History
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Episode 206: St. Augustine's More Recent History, Why All Old Buildings Are Not Historic, and St. Augustine's Black History
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Historian Holly Baker joins the podcast to talk about her work in preservation in St. Augustine, Vero Beach, and throughout Florida. The trio also talks about what makes a building historic, preserving historic evidence of Jim Crow, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Links We Mentioned
St. Augustine
Davis Shores
Bridge of Lions
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in St. Augustine
Lincolnville Museum
Where is Lincolnville?
Cathy's article about Lincolnville
Rick's post about St. Augustine and the battle for civil rights
Vero Beach
Pocahontas Park
The Driftwood
Elsewhere
More about the Orlando Public Library
Photo: Orlando Public Library
Casa Feliz
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' home
Image via (State Archives of Florida)
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