COMMUNITY LANDMARKS

Honoring the Places That Define Our Heritage

From historic schools and churches to neighborhoods, cemeteries, businesses, parks, and gathering places, community landmarks tell the story of the people who lived, worked, worshipped, and built African American life in Clay County. Explore the locations that continue to connect our past with future generations.

ARCHIVE NO. CL001

Green Cove Springs Black Schoolhouse Severely Damaged By Fire

The Clay County Line · March 24, 2004 · 1 page

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ARCHIVE NO. CL005

The Hicks Ice House

This building is where the iceman stored blocks of ice used by community members.

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ARCHIVE NO. CL009

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ARCHIVE NO. CL002

Pleasant Point Cemetery

Preserving the Stories of Those Who Came Before Us.

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ARCHIVE NO. CL006

Dunbar High School Student Group Photograph

Unidentified student group, date unknown. AAHSCCFL is seeking information about the class, year, and individuals pictured.

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ARCHIVE NO. CL010

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ARCHIVE NO. CL003

Vera Francis Hall Park

Where Community, History, and Recreation Come Together

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ARCHIVE NO. CL007

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ARCHIVE NO. CL011

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ARCHIVE NO. CL004

Magnolia Lake State Park

A Place of Recreation, Resilience & Remembrance

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ARCHIVE NO. CL008

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ARCHIVE NO. CL012

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