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Season 2 Episode 121 | 26m 46s
The Florida Historic Capitol building, once in danger of being torn down, is now a museum documenting Florida government from the Territorial Period to the present.
Aired: 04/01/18
Video has closed captioning.
The Florida Historic Capitol Museum
Florida Frontiers explores the legacy of John and Mabel Ringling in Sarasota.
The Highwaymen are a group of mostly self-taught African American landscape painters.
People who lived in central Brevard County discuss how life used to be in Florida.
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The Florida Historic Capitol Museum
The Florida Historic Capitol building is now a museum documenting Florida government.
Florida historians and their students are creating innovative digital resources...
The American Revolution in Florida
St. Augustine was a Loyalist stronghold during the war.
Grassroots efforts lead to historic preservation in South Beach, Miami, and Eatonville.
The home of Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore was bombed on Christmas night, 1951.
The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art
The Morse Museum has the largest collection of stained glass work by Louis Comfort Tiffany
The annual Florida Folk Festival celebrates and preserves the stories and more of Florida.
The Luna Settlement Excavation
Archaeologists have discovered the site of Luna's ill-fated 1559 settlement in Pensacola.
