Nassau County (45)

Historic Markers Across Florida

 

Nassau County was created on 1824.

The county seat is in Fernandina Beach, FL.,
and the county is 652  Square Miles in area.



  Click here to visit the Nassau county home page.

  FIPS Code: 12089

  Information about Nassau County, Florida, from Wikipedia.

  US Census Quick Facts about Nassau County.

 

There are 20 Historic Markers in Nassau County.

A Dune System Called "Nana"   -   FLHM F-660
  On Ocean Blvd, American Beach, FL        

Amelia Island Lighthouse   -    
  At the end of Calhoun Street, Fernandina Beach, FL        

Battle of Thomas Creek   -   FLHM 
  on U.S. 1 at Thomas Creek        

Fairbanks Home   -   FLHM 
  on South 7th Street near Cedar Street in Fernandina Beach, FL        

Fernandez Grant   -   FLHM F-198
  in front of Saint Michael's Catholic Church on N. 4th Street.        

First Presbyterian Church   -    
  On N 6th St, Fernandina Beach, FL        

Florida House - Jose Marti   -    
  in front of the Florida House Inn in 3rd Street in Fernandina Beach, FL        

Florida's First Atlantic to Gulf Railroad   -   FLHM F-28
  Atlantic Avenue & Front Street        

Fort San Carlos   -   FLHM F-250
  in Fernandina Plaza Historic State Park on Estrada Street in Fernandina Beach, FL        

Historic American Beach   -   FLHM F-417
  on Waldron St at Lewis St, Amelia Island, FL        

Italia   -   FLHM F-731
  On Buccaneer Trail (Route 200), Yulee, FL        

Martha’s Hideaway   -   FLHM F-626
  on Ervin Street in American Beach, Florida        

McClure's Hill   -    
  N 14th St near Leon St, Fernandina Beach, FL        

Memorial United Methodist Church   -   FLHM F-371
  NE Corner of Centre and Sixth Streets        

New Zion Baptist Church   -   FLHM F-443
  10 South Street, Amelia Island        

Phelan-Verot House Built Prior to 1866   -   FLHM F-419
  on 4th St between Alachua and Broome Streets, Fernandina Beach, FL        

Plaza San Carlos   -   FLHM F-249
  in Fernandina Plaza Historic State Park on Estrada Street in Fernandina Beach, FL.        

Revolutionary War Invasion of British East Florida   -    
  Centre Street near the old train depot in historic downtown Fernandina Beach, Florida.        

St. Peter's Church (Episcopal)   -   FLHM F-50
  Atlantic Avenue, next to church        

The Lesesne House   -   FLHM F-376
  on Centre Street in historic downtown Fernandina Beach, Florida, and is considered to be one of the oldest inhabited houses on Amelia Island.        

 

M  - The marker is missing.
R  - The marker has been removed.