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No mention of the fact that Rollins started in Sanford?

Around 20:30 she said there wasn’t child neglect unlike some other societies. Could someone put examples or further reading please

Older than the pyramids .. just amazing.

Hey sorry the ORIGINAL TOCOBAGA BLOOD HAS AWAKEN AND I KNOW WHO I AM KISHA WILLIAMS OF TAMPA FLORIDA.. I AM HERE ON BEHALF OF MY TRIBE

🎶🎶🧜‍♀️🌺 There you go - it was covered in Cuban cigar rollers, Can you imagine them stepping ashore and discovering all of the alligators and crocodiles ⁉️Henry Flaglers railroad opened up the Islands‼️ The railroad is still here- yet there are openings in it which many great movies have been made, So much interesting information that is no longer disclosed ; The Cuban Missile Crisis ‼️🌺🧜‍♀️🎶🎶

Heritage, not hatred. Meaning, heritage, not hate.

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This is cool

This is so fucking incredible and remarkable. Its so insane to me i had to find this all on my own, why don't we teach this in schools ?? especially in the southern US.

Every 8th grader in Brevard County visits the Harry and Harriette Moore Cultural Center in Mims, Florida. Just amazing place!

Awesome job.

My grandma is a descendant of the Mizells and my grandpa the Barbers - no wonder they got divorced

you should make the intro longer 🙏

Wonderful job. As someone who lives in St. Augustine, I knew much of the information, but there were many facts you mentioned I was unaware of. Great presentation of the Ximenez-Fatio house. I encourage visitors all the time to add it to their list of places to see in our city. Also, just stumbled on the Florida Frontiers series. Wish I had known about it before. Thanks so much for the work you are doing to educate people about the history of our great state.

Hummmm, see how Gary Monroe, "author" : "The Highway Men:......" made this his(author) profit. Also wondering, whats the split. I know it's not H¡ghwaymen at the top. Hide it, REVEAL IT,then divide it. CULTURE, EXISTENCE, HISTORY and the like. Just a continual observation. "Oh what a tangled web one weaves....."

i lived in FL for 35 years and was too poor to buy gas to go see FSC ,.............nice tour thankyou

The Riley House is an excellent and exciting museum!

I left a comment but now it can't be seen??

At 26:47 you have Mount Zion Missionary Church listed in Wildwood, that is actually Mount Dora.

Old World Florida is a great channel

LOL at the old cracker calling it the "Great war of Northern Aggression". Sure buddy.

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I would love to move back to central florida..i live in Phila right now. Never knew thay Florida had a monument at Gettysburg but i took a picture of it. I dont know why im so interested in these really rural areas during the colonial period and early american history. Like Louisiana, upper Canada, new Mexico/California, New Andalusia. The frontiers of empire i guess you could say.

Thank you all for creating this

All the books are going to be banned by deSantis

Where was mention of Zora Neale Hurston? Genius of the South!

Great panel, thank you! First, since Florida's land mass was larger 10,000+ years ago than it is today, have there been any more discoveries of even older burial sites that would now be underwater, 20-30+ miles offshore? I wonder how ocean water and sea bed floor would have impacted older sites, artifacts and skeletal remains.

brotemarkle: if you gonna present Florida, then talk like a floridian, northern accents sound foreign and it is counter productive to the the FLORIDIAN cause.

You know how hot it would be in there ..... probably looked more like a chiki

Very interesting! However the repeated use of “indians” to describe the indigenous people was off-putting.

@ 9:40 in video you say "we never want something like this to happen again" i ask, how do you speak for everyone in this land?

and the Barber's boys are still crazy to day lol Rick Barber

A wonderful place to visit.

Gotta love how a marriage between a member of the barber and mizell families ended the feud.

very informative ,I live in Pinellas county and have found some interesting artwork that was made of clay and different types of stone. Would love to find out who made them. If you have time check my profile would love a comment.

People who idolize the south are as bad as people idolizing nazi Germany. You can appreciate history but we all know that's not what's happening.

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Great stuff here!!!

I'm from Spain and I'm glad that the US is starting to teach all the history that has been hidden by the British for two centuries to damage their historic enemy (the Spanish) legacy. It is true that no empire is 100% innocent and there will always be injustices committed by them, but the Spanish Empire was much less rampant and aggressive with the natives and the Africans than the British Empire (you just need to travel today to any Hispanic country, you will see plenty of mestizos and natives rather than the lack of native people you will find in the US and Canada). I'm happy the Spanish Empire granted freedom and a place to live to all those black communities who were under the British slavers. You should also hear about Bernardo de Gálvez, a Spanish commandant that lead the Spanish Campaign against the British during the American Independence War in the West, helping the rebels colonies who rebelled against the British. He led that campaign along with the first multi-racial, diversity and inclusive army in the world: Spanish, American Natives and Black Africans fighting together to build what today is the US.

Thanks for this great information. We live in Mayport, FL between Fernandina and St. Augustine and love Mayport shrimp and the local industry still bringing them to shore!

I grew up a few counties north of Flagler and reside there to this day. We played Hastings in highschool sports, they were in our conference back in those days. Their teams were called the Hastings Spudsters, obviously because they were basically potato farmers. They were tough opponents back then too.

Thank you for the documentary.

Interesting!

FLORIDA FRONTIER HAS A RUclips CHANNEL?????? What rock have I been living under?!

The black drink was from a yaupon tree and had caffeine…. Much like our coffee or tea today. It was used by the natives and the Spaniards who settled in Florida for quite a while. You can grow the tree if you in Florida in coastal areas or buy it online. Very interesting stuff!

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Thank you all!!