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Resilience: Black Heritage in St. Augustine

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The St. Augustine Beach Hotel, facing the Atlantic Ocean. A coquina brick building, two stories, with a series of coquina pillars north.

Waves of Change Exhibit

Outdoor exhibit commemorating Civil Rights.

Coquina sign with red details, blurred background of trees. The sign bears the City of St. Augustine emblem, West Augustine CRA emblem, and the words "Historic West Augustine."

West Augustine Community

A significant historic community.

Sepia-toned lined portrait of Black Seminole leader Abraham. He holds the muzzle of a gun, a headwrap, and furs on his shoulders.

Abraham

Counsel to Seminole Chief Micanopy.

Illustration of a Black man in Seminole garb. dark cloudy BG.

Nero

Leader during the First Seminole War.

A Black woman in 1800s garb holding out laundry in front of her.

Rosa

Enslaved woman who lived during the Second Spanish Period.

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.

Collage on a textured red background. B&W cut-out of Andrew Young circa 1976, sitting with a hand to his temple.

Andrew Young

Pastor, politician, and pivotal civil rights activist.