20 entries match your criteria.
Entries Containing All of the Phrases «nassau county» AND «florida»
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
| 1 ► Florida, Nassau County, Fernandina Beach — Nassau County American Revolutionary War Memorial — |
| 2 ► Florida, Nassau County, Fernandina Beach — F-686 — Nassau County Historic Courthouse — |
| 3 ► Florida, Nassau County, Callahan — Historic Florida Railroad — |
| 4 ► Florida, Duval County, Jacksonville, North Beach — F-1099 — Historic Manhattan Beach, Florida — |
| 5 ► Florida, Duval County, Jacksonville, Northside — F-448 — Abraham Lincoln Lewis Mausoleum — |
| 6 ► Florida, Nassau County, American Beach — F-626 — Martha's Hideaway — |
| 7 ► Florida, Duval County, Jacksonville, Northside — The Carillon — Jacksonville National Cemetery — |
| 8 ► Florida, Nassau County, Fernandina Beach — Representative George A. Crady — Floridian, Friend, Citizen, Legislator, and Fisherman — |
| 9 ► Florida, Nassau County, Hilliard — F-820 — Kings Ferry — |
| 10 ► Florida, Nassau County, Callahan — F-1073 — Pine Forest Community High School — |
| 11 ► Florida, Nassau County, Fernandina Beach — Home of Fort Clinch — Greetings from Amelia Island — America250FL Road Trip — |
| 12 ► Florida, Nassau County, Yulee — F-1104 — Bryant Academy — |
| 13 ► Florida, Nassau County, Fernandina Beach — F-1160 — Trinity United Methodist Church — |
| 14 ► Florida, Nassau County, Fernandina Beach — Evans’ Rendezvous — American Beach Historic District — A Project of the Trust for Public Land — |
| 15 ► Florida, Duval County, Jacksonville, Urban Core — F-436 — Florida's First African-American Insurance Company — 1901-2001 — |
| 16 ► Florida, Nassau County, Fernandina Beach — F-376 — The Lesesne House — |
| 17 ► Florida, Nassau County, American Beach — F-1147 — Burney Park — |
| 18 ► Florida, Nassau County, American Beach — F417 — Historic American Beach — |
| 19 ► Florida, Nassau County, Fernandina Beach — F-931 — U.S. Post Office–Customs House-Courthouse — |
| 20 ► Florida, Polk County, Frostproof — Site of Fort Clinch — |
Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.
* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.
Nov. 13, 2026
