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Fort Caronline
National Memorial
Formerly a French Colony and located in Jacksonville, it was later destroy by
the Spanish in 1562. History records that after French Officer Ribault returned
to Europe for supplies, the small colony travelled south to Fort
Caroline after being over-run by the native Timucua. Ribault finally
returned from Europe but was overcome by a storm at sea, only later to die
at the hand of the Spanish which put an end to French colonization of Florida.
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Stellers
Gallery
Founded in 1985 by Scott Riley, the Steller Gallery was initially a foundation
to preserve the works of his brother C. Ford Riley. After a number of years as
new works were introduced to the collection, and large museum was found at San
Marco shopping district in Jacksonvile. Stellers offers a wide variety of
collection by various artists including Alice Williaam, Amanda Riddel, Aghton
Hinrichs, C. Ford Riley, CAsadei and many more. Stellers features 10
prestigious galleries showcasing services such as Art Consultation, Corporate
Collection, Commission, Framing, Installations, Portraitures, Art Restoration,
Gallery Rental, and Airtist Representation.
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Big Talbot Island
State Park
Primarily a nature reserve, Big Talbot's water-sculptured shoreline and
pristine water makes it a tourists paradise. Escapte to this natural
wonderland of bird watching, nature study, and photography. See
the tenuous oaks and pines that have succumbed to the might of
nature's erosion. Fishing and touring are also available from the
estuarine side where boat ramps provides easy access to all of nature's
wonders.
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Veterans Memorial
Wall
The largest memorial wall in existence, the memorial wall stands as tribute to
the veterans of WWI and WWII that gave their lives to serve their
country. This proud wall was constructed of black granite and has an
inscription that honor our soldiers from all six branches of the service.
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