Duval County (15)
Historic Markers Across Florida
Duval County was created on 1822.
The county seat is in Jacksonville, FL.,
and the county is 774 Square Miles in area.
Click here to visit the Duval county home page.
FIPS Code: 12031
Information about
Duval County, Florida,
from Wikipedia.
US Census Quick Facts about Duval County.
There are 51 Historic Markers in Duval County.
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Don Pedro Menendez De Aviles
- Jacksonville H.S.
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| on entrance pillar to Memorial Park, Riverside Avenue and Memorial Park Drive, Jacksonville. |
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Joeseph E. Lee
- FLHM
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| 1424 E.17th St., the Joeseph E. Lee Child Develop |
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Lewis Hogans' Cabin
- Jacksonville H.S.
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| on the Atlantic Bank Building on Hogan Street near Forsyth Street, Jacksonville |
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Millers Creek
- Jacksonville H.S.
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| Atlantic Boulevard at Mayfair. Road, east of Miller's Creek Bridge, Jacksonville, FL |
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Old Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Home 1893-1938
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| in the Old City Cemetery On N Washington St, Jacksonville, FL |
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Ribault Monument
- DAR
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| Fort Caroline National Memorial, 10 miles east of Jacksonville on Fort Caroline Road |
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Site of Blockhouse
- Jacksonville H.S.
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| on northeast corner of Monroe and Ocean Streets, Jacksonville |
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Site of Ossachite
- Jacksonville H.S.
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| At post office, comer Monroe and Julia Streets, Jacksonville |
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M - The marker is missing.
R - The marker has been removed.
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