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GOVERNMENT & CIVIL HISTORY

Empowering Leadership Through History

Public service and civic leadership are important parts of our shared history. This collection highlights the African American men and women who served in government, held public office, and contributed to the civic life of Clay County and its communities. Their leadership, service, and accomplishments reflect an important chapter of local history that deserves to be preserved, recognized, and remembered.

ARCHIVE NO. GCH001

African American Leadership in Clay County Government

Early Black Public Officials of Clay County, Florida

ARCHIVE NO. GCH005

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ARCHIVE NO. GCH009

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ARCHIVE NO. GCH002

African American Pioneers on the Green Cove Springs City Council

Black Municipal Leadership in Green Cove Springs, 1874–1900

ARCHIVE NO. GCH006

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ARCHIVE NO. GCH010

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ARCHIVE NO. GCH003

Andrew Wiles: Public Service in Green Cove Springs

Tax Assessor • City Council Member • Minister

ARCHIVE NO. GCH007

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ARCHIVE NO. GCH011

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ARCHIVE NO. GCH004

Edward Fells: Public Service, Ministry & Legacy

Council Member • Constable • Minister • Father of Augusta Fells Savage

ARCHIVE NO. GCH008

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ARCHIVE NO. GCH012

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