Fort Caroline National Memorial
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men in historic uniforms firing cannon with flame and smoke and crowd looking along fence at fort caroline national memorial jacksonville
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wall exhibit history of french colonies at fort caroline national memorial jacksonville
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Fort Caroline National Memorial is an educational and historically-rich site located in Jacksonville, Florida. The memorial was established to honor the French Huguenot settlers who founded a colony here in 1564. This land has a long and complex history that includes both Native American tribes and European colonization. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, as well as take guided tours of the area for a more immersive experience. There are also many opportunities for learning about this important part of our nation’s past with educational programs designed for school-age children and adults alike. Whether you’re looking to brush up on your knowledge of local history or just have an enjoyable day outdoors, Fort Caroline National Memorial is the perfect place to add to your Jacksonville itinerary.

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