In the 17th century St. Augustine, Florida area, the Spanish built the Castillo de San Marcos and Fort Matanzas out of a local material we identify today as “coquina” (ko-kee-na). A limestone kind of rock, it’s actually made up...
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Read moreSt. Augustine, FL: The Bridge of Lions Project
This photo taken of St. Augustine’s Bridge of Lions a number of years ago by my son Greg Dillon is one of my favorite pictures of all time. Erected to
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Read moreSt. Augustine, FL: Aerial Views
Viewing old St. Augustine from on high is quite a treat. You really should try it. This photo was taken from on top of the St. Augustine Lighthouse. Click here
Read moreSt. Augustine, FL: Maps
Understanding the old city of St. Augustine is a lot easier if you can review some basic maps beyond the folded up kind that don’t give you certain perspectives and
Read moreSt. Augustine, FL: Restaurants and Bookstores
Where to eat and find good books in St. Augustine? Restaurants are everywhere in the historic district but there are only a few bookstores. Below, eateries first and then two
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Read moreSaint Augustine, FL: Haunted Inns
Visiting my favorite historic city of St. Augustine? Want to stay in a haunted inn or hotel? There’s lots of them but here are links to three you might be
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Read moreSt. Augustine, FL: Central Plaza Photo Gallery # 2
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Read moreSt. Augustine, FL: Central Plaza Photo Gallery # 1
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