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A photo of The Alcazar, taken in the 1890s by photographer William Henry Jackson

Buildings

Explore our directory of St. Augustine’s historic buildings.

From Aviles Street to Uptown, the city of St. Augustine, Florida is filled with buildings that have historic significance. The older the building, the more stories the structure has witnessed.

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Experience Living History

Experience Living History

Re-enactors create a live history book in present-day St. Augustine. Read More

Mama Blue performs at Romanza in St. Augustine.

What is Romanza?

Discover a love of all things cultural in St. Augustine with Romanza. Read More

Vintage St. Augustine postcard

Old Florida is Alive and Well in St. Augustine

There are many examples of vintage St. Augustine in and around town. Read More

Front porch of the ACCORD Museum at 79 Bridge Street.

ACCORD Museum

Florida's first Civil Rights museum.

The historic Fort Matanzas guards the southern waterway approach to St. Augustine

Fort Matanzas Handbook

The National Parks Service's official guide to Fort Matanzas National Monument.

The interior of St. Paul AME Church, with the altar in the background and pews in the foreground.

St. Paul A.M.E. Church

Founded in 1873.

A large coquina house with a white fence extending into the foreground, the house sits on Aviles Street in St. Augustine, Florida

Ximenez-Fatio House

Built in 1798, revived in 1939.