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Black Powder Musket Firings
Mission San Luis
Ongoing Every Day From February 22, 2012 Until October 20, 2012
BOOM! See, hear, and smell the firing of 17th century weapons at the Mission San Luis fort.
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Event Information
Admission:
Hours: 11 am - Noon & 2-3 pm
Blogs
Spring Break For Families: Top 5 Picks
Jill Martin, Family Insider
January 22, 2012
Looking for family-friendly spring break destinations? Want to avoid the crazy college crowds as much as possible? Here are my top five picks along with ideas for what you can see and do while you're...
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Articles
Tallahassee Area
Tallahassee is home to the state capitol, universities, gracious old homes and rolling hills.
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Must-Sees for Native American History and Culture
Florida owes much of its history to the Native American tribes that settled here. To learn more about these first Floridians or the Miccosukee and Seminole people today, visit one of these museums or parks.
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Florida's Archaeology
On land and in water, from B.C. to A.D., Florida's archaeological sites are fascinating studies in the state's diverse history.
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Southern Comfort
Whether you're boating, biking, paddling, or just walking, you'll find something fun to do in Tallahassee.
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Out On The Town
Imagine walkable districts dotted with community theatres; galleries and museums; one-of-a-kind shops; markets and restaurants frequented by locals.
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Fun Under Five Bucks
Five dollars may not seem like a lot of money nowadays. But all around Florida, there are endless activities that take less than a Lincoln to enjoy. From historic tours, to boat rides, to secluded state parks and more, you’ll definitely find something to do for under five bucks.
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Been There, Haven't Done That!
You've seen the theme parks, the big cities and the major attractions. Here are 124 of your new favorite offbeat roadside attractions.
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Tracing Florida's Spanish Heritage
From Pensacola to Key West, Spanish history is alive and preserved in Florida.
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Tallahassee: Capital of Culture
Take your family to Florida’s state capital for a well-rounded getaway filled with fantastic museums, living history, outdoor fun and kid-pleasing cuisine.
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Spanish Colonial Forts and Outposts
Spanish explorers built forts to defend themselves and their establishments.
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Native American and Spanish Interaction
Native Americans' lives changed once the Spanish established the colony La Florida.
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Florida Football Weekends: 48 Hours in Tallahassee
Besides the two proud programs (FSU and FAMU), take your pick of free fun, good food and a Capitol with a view.
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The Apalachee Indians and Their Descendants
Historically located in northwest Florida, the Apalachee were allied with the Spanish, but maintained their autonomy through political and social traditions.
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Legacy of Spanish Colonial Florida
Since the founding of St. Augustine, in 1565 by Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, Florida has flown the flag of Spain more years than not.
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Destination Highlights Florida's Spanish Colonial Heritage
You are planning a trip to Florida for its history and cultural offerings. With so much to see and do from Pensacola to the Keys to Amelia Island, where does your adventure begin?
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