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1 week ago
Hernando Historical Museum Assoc.

We are looking forward to seeing you in one of our rockers as soon as we can re-open.

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1 week ago
‘Dino’ poised for Nomination to National Register of Historic Places | Hernando Sun

https://www.hernandosun.com/article/dino-poised-nomination-national-register-historic-places

The building located at 5299 Commercial Way in Spring Hill takes the shape of a dinosaur character known as Dino, an "Apatosaurus" that stands 47 feet tall and is 110 feet long. And Dino is poised to become a nationally known celebrity; one proposed for nomination for listing in the National Registe... ... See more

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Florida Trust for Historic Preservation, Inc.

Today's submission for Florida #PreservationMonth is the Mirador in Brooksville.

"The Queen Anne Stick Victorian home was built in 1884. In 1913, it was purchased by the Frazee Family. Mr. Frazee was Station Master of the Brooksville Railroad Depot and would watch the trains coming in through his third floor widow's walk. Generations of the Frazee family lived there followed by over two decades of vacancy...

The current owners did an extraordinary top to bottom interior and exterior restoration of the property, maintaining its historic integrity."

Challenge someone to submit their place that matters here:

http://ow.ly/hRQ250zzF5U

#Protect #Florida #ThisPlaceMatters #PreservationMonth ... See more

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2 weeks ago
The location of a great Seminole Wars battle has long been unknown. A Tampa man thinks he found it.

https://www.tampabay.com/news/military/2020/05/20/the-location-of-a-great-seminole-wars-battle-has-long-been-unknown-a-tampa-man-thinks-he-found-it/?utm_medium=push&utm_source=pushly&utm_campaign=8848

Two soldiers might have been buried on the site. Records that indicate they were moved to a cemetery are imperfect, so the bodies might still be in their original graves.

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