matanzasriver
9 photos tagged matanzasriver, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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The last upload was July 2016.
Catboat on the Matanzas River from Florida Memory uploaded July 2016
Catboat on the Matanzas River from Florida Memory uploaded March 2016
Happy 8th Birthday, Flickr Commons! (LOC)” from The Library of Congress uploaded January 2016
Florida Maps Then & Now: Matanzas from Florida Memory uploaded March 2014
"Sea Wall and South Beach Bridge Across Matanzas River, St. Augustine, Fla." from Florida Memory uploaded January 2014
Confirmed Spanish Land Grant of Joseph M. Hernandez from Florida Memory uploaded June 2013
Plano de la Ciudad y Puerto de San Agustin de la Florida from Florida Memory uploaded May 2013
Bird's Eye View of the Plaza: Saint Augustine, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded April 2013
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Happy 8th Birthday, Flickr Commons! (LOC)”
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"Sea Wall and South Beach Bridge Across Matanzas River, St. Augustine, Fla."
from Florida Memory
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Florida Memory said:
Built in 1895 and renovated in 1904 to accommodate trolleys, this bridge preceded the Bridge of Lions (completed 1927).
Baptista Boazio's Map of Sir Francis Drake's Raid on St. Augustine (published in 1589)
from Florida Memory
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Dave C. said:
I guess I have a poor knowledge of FL history. I didn't know Drake raided St. Augustine. I'm glad the powers that be decided to post this larger so more detail can be seen. I suggest that all the photos from the State Library here be posted at a size of at least 1024 pixels wide so they can be better appreciated.