If you remember heading west on the Big Bend stretch of Interstate 10 in the 1980s, it would be nearly impossible to forget the rhythmic sound heard by every driver from Tallahassee to Pensacola: Ba-bump. Ba-bump. Ba-bump. A fitting soundtrack…
Honoring the âfoot soldiersâ of civil rights.
This battle changed Florida history.
How Our âGirl Next Doorâ Has Grown Up
Fire Dispatch â before there was 911.
The Florida Memory Project is all about gathering Florida's old photos and archive them.
The strange tale of freedman George Proctor.
Ancient arrowheads, spear points, swords, plates, clay candlesticks, bottles, pistols, muskets, cannon balls, anchors, ships’ rigging, copper pots, wheels and gears, shoeshine stands, petticoats, flags, photos, cigar boxes and baby carriages. All these relics, and many more, are evidence of…
Jackie, Red and breaking the color barrier.
A different time and place at Lichgate.
With film and a classic camera, photographer Cliff Englert takes retro-style black-and-white photographs of his hometown.
In the current exhibit at Goodwood Museum and Gardens, fabric and fragrance tell its stories.
Watch your step, Tallahassee! The ground at your feet could hold remarkable historical treasures.
Home to two Florida Governors, Tallahassee's public treasure, the Grove, gets a new owner and a makeover.
Did Spanish conquistador Hernando de Soto really celebrate North America's first Christmas in Tallahassee?
How a Political Underdog Was Elected Senator âWalkinâ Lawtonâ Chiles. The first steps of Lawtonâs campaign.
But for one almost-forgotten postwar academic year 66 years ago, a reluctant University of Florida grudgingly agreed to share a campus in Tallahassee.
