Florida History Illustrations

Florida History Illustrations Illustrations, maps & photos by Warren Clark tell stories about Florida's history. Some images are just for fun. Go to the galleries. Enjoy! And Florida’s Future?

You will find illustrations, photos and maps of Florida’s history at the Galleries Tab. Many illustrations are about people who acted on their visions for a better Florida. Know someone who likes Florida’s history and natural beauty? These make great gifts. Go to the Best Buy Tab. For Facebook “friends” the Travel Tips Tab has links to “more on the story”, nearby restaurants popular with locals, v

ideos about nearby sites; lots more. Now it is our turn to create history! With a changing climate, Florida’s future is sure to be dramatic! At the Save Florida’s Future Tab find resources to act on your vision for a more sustainable Florida. Go for it!

Our illustrations are now on tiles. Here is the display at the Colonial Quarter, St. Augustine, on grand opening night.
03/27/2013

Our illustrations are now on tiles. Here is the display at the Colonial Quarter, St. Augustine, on grand opening night.

Spanish missions in Florida stretched from Virginia to Pensacola in the 1500s to 1700s.
03/23/2013

Spanish missions in Florida stretched from Virginia to Pensacola in the 1500s to 1700s.

03/22/2013
Our first illustration ever from 1992 was a "Romeo and Juliet" story set in old St. Augustine. I am now making these as ...
03/14/2013

Our first illustration ever from 1992 was a "Romeo and Juliet" story set in old St. Augustine. I am now making these as tiles. The new Colonial Quarter will have these and other FHI tiles in their gift shop. Yea!

I have joined the group in St. Augustine building a Spanish tall ship. Jim Ponce made 39 "deadeyes" used in the rigging....
03/08/2013

I have joined the group in St. Augustine building a Spanish tall ship. Jim Ponce made 39 "deadeyes" used in the rigging. He is a descendent of... Ponce de Leon!

Discoveries of a Tampan living in St. Augustine. This old statue still guards the former entrance to the Fountain of Yo...
02/21/2013

Discoveries of a Tampan living in St. Augustine. This old statue still guards the former entrance to the Fountain of Youth. Could it be St. Augustine's original Terra Cotta Warrior?

Came across these longhorn cattle near Citra, FL today. On the backroads from St. Augustine to Tampa. I did not jump the...
02/11/2013

Came across these longhorn cattle near Citra, FL today. On the backroads from St. Augustine to Tampa. I did not jump the fence!

Discoveries of a Tampan living in St. AugustineAt the Monson Motel in 1964 the owner poured acid into the pool while civ...
02/08/2013

Discoveries of a Tampan living in St. Augustine
At the Monson Motel in 1964 the owner poured acid into the pool while civil rights activists were swimming. The photo went national, and in days the stalled Civil Rights passed. There is even a plaque under water for swimmers to read!

Discoveries of a Tampan living in St. Augustine The carriages clop clop in front of our house day and evening... Neat!...
02/05/2013

Discoveries of a Tampan living in St. Augustine
The carriages clop clop in front of our house day and evening... Neat! There is a saying about the guides: Never let the truth get in the way of a good story. But I found the guide on our carriage ride last year was very accurate, and I learned some histoty that was new to me. Try it next time you come here.

Discoveries of a Tampan in St. Augustine I found this unusual building with palm logs for columns on the Flagler Colleg...
02/02/2013

Discoveries of a Tampan in St. Augustine
I found this unusual building with palm logs for columns on the Flagler College campus this morning.

The British transferred their fort on the Appalachicola River in Florida to their black allies. After the fort blew up, ...
01/19/2013

The British transferred their fort on the Appalachicola River in Florida to their black allies. After the fort blew up, their families retreated down the peninsula to the Tampa Bay area and established free communities. They wouldn't give up on freedom!

Miami Fue Un Pueblo Cubano Primero
01/12/2013

Miami Fue Un Pueblo Cubano Primero

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