St. Augustine National Cemetery
Check pricesHistoric national cemetery in St. Augustine, Florida, known for its coquina monuments and Florida Indian Wars graves.

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African American history museum in the former Excelsior School building in St. Augustine, Florida.
102 M. L. King Avenue, Saint Augustine, FL 32084 · St. Augustine, FL
The museum occupies the former Excelsior School, once the city's first Black public high school, and opened in 2005. Its exhibits and stories trace the history of Black life in St. Augustine from a local, community-focused viewpoint, covering roughly 450 years. It is run by Friends of Lincolnville, Inc., a nonprofit, and offers memberships with member-only events.
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Historic national cemetery in St. Augustine, Florida, known for its coquina monuments and Florida Indian Wars graves.
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Walk the gun deck, casemates and courtyard of a 17th-century Spanish coquina fort on the St. Augustine bayfront.
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