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- Tags: Spanish
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 28: Vol. 94, No. 3, Winter 2016
Tags: Abiaka; African Americans; Alexander H. Darnes; American Civil War; American Indians; Amerindians; Andersonville Prison; Andrew Jackson; Camp Sumter; Charles A. Tingley; Christine A. Rizzi; colonialism; colonials; colonies; colonization; colony; Confederacy; Confederates; Daniel S. Murphree; David Levy Yulee; doctors; Edmund Kirby Smith; Elmira Prison; ethnogenesis; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; freedman; freedmen; fugitive slaves; Harriet Beecher Stowe; Harriet Elisabeth Beecher Stowe; Indian Removal Act; indigenous; Jacksonville; James Fenimore Cooper; James G. Cusick; Jane Landers; Jim Crow South; Jules Gabriel Verne; Jules Verne; landscapes; Larry Rivers; literature; Matthew J. Clavin; Maurice O'Sullivan; Miccosukee; Mikasuki; military; Native Americans; novels; Osceola; Patsy West; physicians; poetry; POW; prisoner camps; prisoners; Prisoners of War; Reconstruction; Robert Saunders, Jr.; runaway slaves; Sam Jones; Second Seminole War; segregation; segregationists; Seminole War; Seminoles; slavery; Spanish; Stephen Crane; terrains; Third Seminole War; Union; Walt Whitman; Walter Whitman; Wilbur Wightman Gramling
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 27: Vol. 94, No. 2, Fall 2015
Tags: African Americans; African Fort; American Indians; Amerindians; Apalachicola River; Black Seminoles; Blount's Fort; borderlands; British Army; British Post; Claudio Saunt; colonial; colonialism; colonization; Creeks; crimes; criminality; Daniel S. Murphree; discourse; Edward Nicolls; FHQ; First Seminole War; Florida Historical Quarterly; Fort Apalachicola; Fort Gadsden; forts; Gulf of Mexico; indigenous; Jane Landers; John Paul Nuño; Joshua Reed Giddings; militias; Nathaniel Millett; Native Americans; Negro Fort; Nicholls Fort; Panton, Leslie & Company; Pensacola; Prospect Bluff Fort; race relations; runaway slaves; Seminole Wars; Seminoles; slavery; Spanish; The Exiles of Florida; Vicente Sebastián Pintado; Wewahitchka
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 16: Vol. 91, No. 3, Winter 2013
Tags: American Indians; Amerindians; archaeology; borderlands; cartography; citrus; colonialism; colonies; colonization; colony; Columbian Exchange; conquerors; conquistadors; Daniel S. Murphree; diseases; domestication; epidemic parotitis; Europeans; expeditions; explorers; feral hogs; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; flu; Hernando de Soto; indigenous; influenza; Jacksonville; Jean Ribault; John McGrath; Jonathan DeCoster; Juan Pardo; Juan Ponce de León; Kathleen A. Deagan; La Florida; legends; measles; mumps; myths; Native Americans; oranges; Paul Hoffman; peach; peaches; Pedro Menéndez de Avilés; pigs; pox; red plague; resource exploration; River of the Holy Spirit; Santa Elena; smallpox; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; St. Augustine; Timucua; Timucuan; Tristán de Luna y Arellano; Variola vera
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 10: Vol. 90, No. 1, Summer 2011
Tags: African Americans; American Civil War; Antebellum Florida; Auburn system; bishops; civil rights; Coleman F. Carroll; Confederacy; Confederate States of America; Confederates; Connie Lester; crime against property; crime against public order and morality; crime against the person; crimes; criminal justice; CSA; Daniel S. Murphree; desegregation; Federal Writers Project; FHQ; FHS; Florida Atlantic University; Florida Historical Quarterly; Florida Historical Society; Harry T. Moore; Harry Tyson Moore; indigenous; integration; Irvin D. S. Winsboro; James M. Denham; Judeo-Christian; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; law enforcement; laws; Mark Newman; Miami; Miami bombings; Michael Gannon; Mike Denham; Nation Magazine; Native Americans; New Deal; New York System; Palmetto Country; penitentiaries; penitentiary systems; Pensacola; prosecutions; punishments; race; race relations; racism; Raymond A. Mohl; Reconstruction; religions; research; Robert Cassanello; Roman Catholicism; Roman Catholics; seamen; segregation; sheriffs; social history; South Florida; Southern Exposure: Making the South Safe for Democracy; Spanish; Stetson Kennedy; storytelling; The Jim Crow Guide; The Pensacola Gazette; The Pittsburgh Courier; U.S. Marshals; violence; Vivian Miller; William B. Mack; William H. Hunt
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 7: Vol. 89, No. 2, Fall 2010
Tags: 1921 Tampa Bay hurricane; 1921 Tarpon Springs hurricane; advertising; American Revolution; Anthony Pym; boosters; British; California; colonialism; colonials; colonization; Connie Lester; Dan Schafer; Daniel S. Murphree; Daniel Schafer; Deborah L. Bauer; Dorothy Forbes; East Florida; Elizabeth Digby Pilot; English; environmental history; feminine; Feminizing Florida; FHQ; Florida Historical Quarterly; Florida land boom; gender history; graduate research; Hernando de Escalante Fontaneda; hurricanes; Jan Walsh Hokenson; John Forbes; Nicole C. Cox; Peter Ferdinando; Robert Cassanello; seduction; sexuality; shipwrecks; Spaniards; Spanish; St. Augustine; Sunny Land; Tampa; tourism; translation history; translations; West Florida; women; women's history
Florida Historical Quarterly, Episode 6: Vol. 89, No. 1, Summer 2010
Tags: adventurers; African Americans; agricultural cooperatives; American Indians; Amerindians; Bahamas; borderlands; British; chiefs; citrus; colonialism; colonials; colonization; Connie Lester; Creek Confederacy; Creek Nation; Creeks; crimes; Daniel S. Murphree; Director General of the Creeks; Estajoca; FAMU; FCC; FDC; feminism; feminists; FHQ; Florida A&M University; Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University; Florida Citrus Commission; Florida Department of Citrus; Florida Frontier; Florida Gulf Coast; Florida Historical Quarterly; Fort San Marcos de Apalache; freezes; George B. Crawford; Gilbert C. Din; Gwendolyn Hoyt; Hoyt v. Florida; indigenous; industrial education; insanity; juries; jury; Labyrinthine Conundrum; liberal arts education; murder; Muscogee Confederacy; Muscogee Nation; Muscogees; Muskogees; myths; Native Americans; Normal School for Colored Teachers; Peter A. Dumbuya; race relations; Scott Hussey; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; State of Muskogee; Thomas de Saliere Tucker; trade; trials; West Florida; Whitaker; William Augustus Bowles; women; women's history
The Old Spanish Mission Postcard
Under Six Flags, Showing the Alamo, Built in 1718 Postcard
Tags: Alamo Mission in San Antonio; American Flag; Battle of the Alamo; Bourbon Flag; Confederate Flag; Flag of Mexico; Flag of Texas; Flag of the United States; flags; fortress; fortresses; forts; Lone Star Flag; Misión San Antonio de Valero; missions; museums; Old Glory; Red, White and Blue; Roman Catholicism; Roman Catholics; San Antonio Missions World Heritage Site; San Antonio, Texas; Spanish; Star-Spangled Banner; Stars and Stripes; Texas Revolution; The Alamo
Old Spanish Mission Built in 1696 Postcard
Castillo de San Marcos Brochure
Tags: American Indians; Amerindians; British; British Florida; Caribbean Sea; Castillo de San Marcos; Christopher Gadsden; City Gate; Coacoochee; colonial; colonies; colonization; colony; Conrad L. Wirth; coquina; Cubo Defense Line; English; Felipe II; Filipe I; Fort Caroline; Fort Caroline National Memorial; Fort Frederica; Fort Frederica National Monument; Fort Matanzas National Monument; fortress; fortresses; forts; Francis Drake; Franciscan; Fred A. Seaton; French; Ft. Caroline; Ft. Frederica; Guerra del Asiento; Hornwork Defense Line; indigenous; James Edward Oglethorpe; James Moore; James Oglethorpe; King Philip; King Street; Mantanzas Bay; Manuel de Montiano; Manuel de Montiano y Luyando; Mariana of Austria; Mariana of Spain; monuments; National Park Service; Native Americans; NPS; Old St. Augustine; Philip I of Portugal; Philip II of Spain; piracy; pirates; Queen Anne's War; Queen Mariana; raids; sacks; Saint Augustine; San Marco Avenue; San Sebastian River; Second Intercontinental War; Seminole War; Seven Years' War; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; St. Augustine; Third Indian War; Town Wall; U.S. Department of the Interior; War of Jenkins' Ear; Wild Cat
Spanish Influence Town Names
Tags: Army; Asturias; City of a Hundred Lakes; French; Hamilton Disston Company; John C. McIntosh; Maria Antonia Josepha Johanna; Marie Antoinette; McIntosh; Napoléon Bonaparte; Napoleon I; Napoleone di Buonaparte; oranges; Ormund Powers; Oviedo; Oviedo, Spain; Phoenicians; Raymond Moore; Saint cloud; scalping; settlers; Seville; Seville, Spain; Spain; Spaniards; Spanish; St. Cloud; sugar; Union Army; veterans; Winter Haven
Spanish Mission Historic Marker
Tags: Amerindians; Catholic; Catholicism; FDAR; Florida Daughters of the American Revolution; Florida State Historical Society; Franciscans; friars; FSHS; historic sites; Hororo; indigenous; Jeannette Thurber Connor; Jororo; missions; monks; Native Americans; New Smyrna Beach; Roman Catholic Church; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; Washington Everett Connor
Spanish Mission Historic Marker
Tags: Amerindians; Catholic; Catholicism; FDAR; Florida Daughters of the American Revolution; Florida State Historical Society; Franciscans; friars; FSHS; historic sites; Hororo; indigenous; Jeannette Thurber Connor; Jororo; missions; monks; Native Americans; New Smyrna Beach; Roman Catholic Church; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; Washington Everett Connor
A History of Central Florida, Episode 49: La Garita
Tags: A History of Central Florida; Asociación Borinqueña de la Florida Central; Bob Clarke; Central Florida Puerto Rican Association; Chip Ford; colonial; colonization; colony; Daniel Velásquez; Devil's Sentry Box; Econlockhatchee Trail; Ella Gibson; exploration; Gary R. Mormino; Harry Pecunia; Hispanic; immigrant; immigration; Kendra Hazen; Kevin Stapleton; La Gartia; Latino; Luis Martínez-Fernández; migrant; New Spain; OCRHC; Orange County Regional History Center; Patricia Silver; podcast; Public Super Markets; Publix Sabor; Puerto Rican; Puerto Rico; Ramon Luis Ruiz; Robert Cassanello; San Juan, Puerto Rico; sentry box; Spain; Spanish; territory; UCF; University of Central Florida; University of South Florida; USF; Valencia College Lane
A History of Central Florida, Episode 38: Citrus Industry
Tags: 14th Avenue; A History of Central Florida; Adams Citrus Products Reception Center; advertising; Arcadia; Barbadoan; Bluebird; Caribbean Islander; citrus; Citrus Belt; citrus grove; citrus industry; Citrus Tower; Clarke, Bob; Clermont; Crescitelli, Jim; Deer Island; Dipper; Dunedin; factory; FDA; Flagler, Henry Morrison; Ford, Chip; Fourteenth Avenue; freeze; frozen concentrate; fruit preservation; Gibson, Ella; Gus Hall Citrus Fruit; Hall, Gus; Harrell, George "Speedy"; Hazen, Kendra; Indian River; Indian River Citrus Museum; Indian River Packing Company; Jamaican; Jax; juice; Just Fine; Keene, R. D.; Kelley, Katie; Killarney; labor; Lake Garfield; Long, Mark Howard; Main Street; marketing; Minute Maid; Mormino, Gary Ross; OCRHC; orange; orange county; Orange County Regional History Center; orange grove; orange industry; orange juice; orlando; packing; packing house; packing industry; Parramore; Parramore Road; pineapple orange; Plant, Henry Bradley; podcast; preservation; R. D. Keene, Inc.; RICHES; Robert Cassanello; Saint Augustine; sawdust; shipping; shipping industry; Spain; Spaniard; Spanish; spoilage; The Orange State; U.S. Food and Drug Administration; UCF; University of Central Florida; Valencia orange; Velásquez, Daniel; Vero Beach; WGHF; Whole Sun; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Heritage Foundation; Winter Garden Heritage Museum; World War II; WWII
A History of Central Florida, Episode 9: St. Benedict Medal
Tags: A History of Central Florida; Andrew Turnbull; Bob Clarke; Catholic Church; Catholicism; Central Boulevard; Chip Ford; Christopher Brooke; colonialism; colonies; colonization; colony; Daniel S. Murphree; Daniel Velásquez; Ella Gibson; Emily Graham; indentured servants; indentured servitude; Katie Kelley; Kendra Hazen; Minorca, Spain; Minorcan Americans; Minorcans; New Smyrna; New Smyrna Museum of history; OCRHCC; Orange County Regional History Center; patron saints; plantations; Robert Cassanello; Roger Grange; Roman Catholic Church; Sams Avenue; Smyrnea Colony; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; St. Benedict Medal; St. Benedict of Nursia
A History of Central Florida, Episode 8: European Earthenware
Tags: 58th Avenue; A History of Central Florida; Andrew Turnbull; archaeology; Bethany Dickens; Bob Clarke; Central Boulevard; ceramics; Chip Ford; colonialism; colonies; colonization; colony; Daniel S. Murphree; Daniel Velásquez; Ella Gibson; European Earthenware; Fifty-Eighth Avenue; George Long; indentured servants; indentured servitude; Katie Kelley; Kendra Hazen; New Smyrna; New Smyrna Museum of history; OCRHC; Orange County Regional History Center; plantations; podcast; pottery; Robert Cassanello; Roger Grange; Sams Avenue; Silver River Museum and Environmental Education Center; Smyrnea Colony; Spaniard; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; St. Augustine
A History of Central Florida, Episode 7: Spanish Mission Bell
Tags: 58th Avenue; A History of Central Florida; Bob Clarke; Catholic Church; Catholicism; Chip Ford; church; church bell; church bells; churches; Daniel S. Murphree; Daniel Velásquez; Ella Gibson; Fifty-Eighth Avenue; John Worth; Katie Kelley; Kendra Hazen; Kevin Stapleton; missions; Ocala; Ocklawaha River; OCRHC; Orange County Regional History Center; Pedro Menéndez de Avilés; Robert Cassanello; Roman Catholic Church; San Blás de Avino; San Luis de Eloquale; Santa Lucia de Acuera; Silver River Museum and Environmental Education Center; Spaniards; Spanish; Spanish Florida; St. Augustine; Weirsdale
A History of Central Florida, Episode 3: Indian Canoes
Tags: A History of Central Florida; archaeology; canoe; Central Boulevard; Creek; documentary; Duvall County; European; Florida Museum of Natural History; Ford, Chip; I-4; Interstate Highway 4; Lake County; Long, Mark Howard; metalworking; Milanich, Jerald T.; Native American; Newnans Lake; OCRHC; orange county; Orange County Regional History Center; Osceola County Welcome Center and History Museum; podcast; Precolumbian; Robert Cassanello; Ruhl, Donna; Seminole; Seminole County; Spaniard; Spanish; St. Johns Culture; St. Johns River; Timucua; Timucuan; Turner, Frederick Jackson; UCF; UF; University of Central Florida; University of Florida; Vine Street; woodworking
RICHES Podcast Documentaries, Episode 27: Central Florida without a Theme Park: An Interview with Dr. Benjamin Brotemarkle
Tags: African American; African-American community; art; Association to Preserve the Eatonville Community; Bach, Johann Sebastian; Barberville; Barberville Pioneer Festival; Beyond the Theme Parks: Exploring Central Florida; Brevard County; Brotemarkle, Benjamin D.; burial; cattle; cattle industry; Channel 24; Christmas; composer; Crawford, Janie; Cypress Gardens; documentary; Eatonville; festival; Flagler, Henry Morrison; Fort Christmas Historical Park; Harlem Renaissance; historic site; humanities; Hurston, Zora Neale; Kennedy Boulevard; local history; mermaid; Murphree, Daniel S.; music; musician; Nathiri, N. Y.; orange county; orlando; PEC; pioneer; Pioneer Settlement for the Creative Arts; podcast; radio; radio magazine; railroad; RICHES Podcast Documentaries; roadside attraction; Rollins College; Spaniards; Spanish; Stetson University; television; Their Eyes Were Watching God; Titusville; tourism; tourist; University Press of Florida; Vanderjagt, Steve; Walt Disney World; Weeki Wachee; Windover Archaeological Site; Windover Farm; Winter Park; Winter Park Bach Festival; WMFE; Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities
Standard Oil Florida Road Map with Pictorial Guide
Tags: Alhambra; Castillo de San Marcos; Castillo de San Marcos National Monument; Clearwater; Daytona Beach; De Leon, Ponce; Florida; fortress; Fountain of Youth; Gainesville; General Drafting Company, Inc.; Lakeland; Lightner Museum of Hobbies; Mantanzas River; Menéndez de Avilés, Pedro; North River; Old Spanish Treasury; Oldest House; Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse; orlando; Ripley's Believe It or Not; Ripley's Robert L.; road map; Sanford; Sebastian River; Shrine of Nuestra Senora de la Leche; Spanish; Spanish colony; SR 1; SR 27; St. Augustine; St. Augustine City Gates; St. Petersburg; Standard Oil Company; Stephen Foster Memorial; Suwannee River; Tampa; U.S. 1; U.S. 29; Villa Zorayda; Wax Museum; White Springs