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  1. Historic Florida Travel Guide

    By Adam David Gibbons

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  2. Massacre in Florida

    By Andrés Reséndez, Winter 2010, Volume 59, Issue 4

    Spain’s attack on Fort Caroline and brutal slaughter of its inhabitants in 1565 ended France’s colonial interests on the east coast. More >>>

  3. Colonial North America

    By admin

    Artifacts Aztec Pottery Discovered at Site of First Florida Settlement Pensacola, Florida Artifacts from the Hernando de Soto Expedition Tallahassee, Florida Ring More >>>

  4. Crossing Florida

    By Anonymous (not verified), February/March 1994, Volume 45, Issue 1

    A fast-growing state slows down for the traveler who sticks to its watery back roads. More >>>

  5. American Heritage Historic Guides

    By admin

    American Heritage Historic Guides are filled with detailed travel and tourism information from past issues of American Heritage. We welcome you to download and sav More >>>

  6. The New Map of Empire

    By Max Edelson, Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2018, Volume 63, Issue 2

    After the French and Indian War, Britain reimagined North America and created hundreds of maps to bring about that vision after having gained vast new territories. More >>>

  7. The Bitter Struggle For A National Park

    By John G. Mitchell, April 1970, Volume 21, Issue 3

    "We have permanently safeguarded an irreplaceable primitive area," said President Truman as he dedicated Everglades National Park in 1947. Bit what is permanence, and what is "safeguarded"? Did he speak too soon? More >>>

  8. Travel: A Place That Makes Jamestown Look New

    By Hal Smith

    Virginians, especially in this quadricentennial year, like to remind us that Jamestown was the first English settlement in the New World, having been founded in 1607, 13 years before the Pilgrims More >>>

  9. Of Raleigh And The First Plantation

    By A. L. Rowse, June 1959, Volume 10, Issue 4

    The Elizabethans and America: Part II -- The fate of the Virginia Colony rested on the endurance of adventurers, the financing of London merchants, and the favor of a courtier with his demanding spinster Queen. More >>>

  10. Have We Found the “Lost Colony”?

    By Scott Dawson, November 2020, Volume 65, Issue 7

    What happened to the first English colonists in North America, who supposedly disappeared without a trace? Recent archaeological discoveries may have solved the riddle. More >>>

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