<span>Flagler College </span><em>Gargoyle</em><span> Article About William Raspberry</span>
Columnist William Raspberry speaks at Flagler College
An article from Flagler College "Gargoyle" reads that African American columnist William Raspberry would be a guest speaker during the college's Spring forum. He has written a lot on social concerns, including racism.
Article: Jeffrey Spivey
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Flagler College
2002
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Doug Carn Presentation at Flagler College
Doug Carn at Flagler College
An article from Flagler College "Gargoyle" reads that a local musician, Doug Carn, gave a show in the West Venido Room on January 18, 1982. He also hosted a presentation “The Black Heritage of St. Augustine," highlighting the significance of Lincolnville and its history.
Article: W. C. Stroby
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Flagler College
March 5, 1982
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Flagler College <em>Gargoyle</em> Article About Richard Twine
Photographer Richard Twine
An article from Flagler College "Gargoyle" reads that the camera of black Lincolnville photographer Richard Aloysius Twine was recovered and the film inside was restored and developed.
Article: Marie F. White
Photograph: Richard Twine
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Flagler College
September 27, 2000
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Florida Normal and Industrial Institute
Tourism
Education
St. Augustine Record
July 4, 1937
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Florida Normal and Industrial Institute
St. Augustine
Florida
USA
Historic St. Augustine Preservation Board Scrap Books
Historic Preservation
The Historic St. Augustine Preservation Board's Scrap Books were composed by Rita ("Cookie") O'Brien, who was on staff at the time.
1959-1969
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St. Augustine
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Monson Motor Lodge, Block 4, Lot 3
Architecture
St. Augustine Historical Restoration and Preservation Commission
The Journal Of American Innkeeping
1963-1967
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Monson Motor Lodge
32 Avenida Menendez
St. Augustine
Florida
U.S.A.
Salcedo Kitchen, Block 12, Lot 22
Architecture
Historic Preservation
The Salcedo Kitchen at 42 1/2 St. George Street is a reconstruction of a structure from the First Spanish Period (1565-1763). Archaeological excavations by the Historic St. Augustine Preservation Board revealed the original foundations of the structure in 1962. The Salcedo Kitchen served as a bakery for San Agustín Antiquo, a living history museum. Today, the property is managed by the University of Florida Historic St. Augustine, Inc.
Carling, Anne
St. Augustine Record
1968
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Salcedo Kitchen
42 1/2 Saint George Street
St. Augustine
Florida
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St. Augustine Record, "Goldie Eubanks, Son Arrested on Murder Charges," November 6, 1963
The arrest of NAACP leader Goldie Eubanks
In 1963, St. Augustine was in the throes of the Civil RIghts movement. After protests by Black activists, Ku Klux Klan members would drive through Lincolnville and shoot into Black homes and businesses. This article in the St. Augustine Record details the arrest of Rev. Goldie Eubanks and his son, Goldie Eubanks, Jr. Klan member William David Kinard was one of the men who who drove around Lincolnville, terrorizing the residents, shooting into their homes. On October 25th, 1963, numerous Lincolnville residents shot back, resulting in Kinard's death. It is unknown who shot Kinard, but Eubanks would later be acquitted of his charges. The shooting and subsequent arrest escalated tensions in the already tumultuous city.
Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center
St. Augustine Record
LMCC Archives
November 6, 1963
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