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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Marion County, Florida

 
Clickable Map of Marion County, Florida and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Marion County, FL (211) Alachua County, FL (214) Citrus County, FL (59) Lake County, FL (67) Levy County, FL (20) Putnam County, FL (62) Sumter County, FL (61) Volusia County, FL (442)  MarionCounty(211) Marion County (211)  AlachuaCounty(214) Alachua County (214)  CitrusCounty(59) Citrus County (59)  LakeCounty(67) Lake County (67)  LevyCounty(20) Levy County (20)  PutnamCounty(62) Putnam County (62)  SumterCounty(61) Sumter County (61)  VolusiaCounty(442) Volusia County (442)
Ocala is the county seat for Marion County
Adjacent to Marion County, Florida
      Alachua County (214)  
      Citrus County (59)  
      Lake County (67)  
      Levy County (20)  
      Putnam County (62)  
      Sumter County (61)  
      Volusia County (442)  
 
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201 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — From Disaster to Award-Winning Design
On June 17, 1955, a fire "of undetermined origin" raced through several of the attractive, 1949 Spanish-style buildings, including the gift shop, café, and offices. Victor A. Lundy, an architect from Sarasota, was selected to design the new . . . Map (db m132198) HM
202 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — Osceola1804-1838
October 23, 1834, the Seminole Indians met in council at these springs to discuss demands of the United States for their removal to the West. Osceola, then an obscure sub-chief, swayed the council with his oratory and set the Indians against . . . Map (db m132200) HM
203 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — F-852 — Paradise Park at Silver Springs
Paradise Park was a theme park for African Americans established in 1949 by Carl Ray and W.M. "Shorty" Davidson, the owners of nearby Silver Springs. The park was located on the south side of the Silver River, about ½ mile away from Silver Springs. . . . Map (db m167987) HM
204 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — Postcards from the PastSilver Springs State Park
Postcards were originally introduced in the 1870s to send a brief message at a lower cost than a letter. In the early 1900s, drawings and black and white photos were added. This was followed by color tinting of black and white photos. The . . . Map (db m225880) HM
205 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — Ross AllenSilver Springs State Park
In November 1929, Allen founded the Reptile Institute at the tourist attraction of Silver Springs, Florida. A center for both research and entertainment, he staged reptile demonstrations including alligator wrestling and rattlesnake milking. He . . . Map (db m225963) HM
206 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — Sea HuntSilver Springs on the Silver Screen — Silver Springs State Park —
Although set in the ocean, the classic 1958-1961 television series "Sea Hunt" starring Lloyd Bridges filmed many of its scenes at Silver Springs. The show inspired many people to take diving on as a hobby for themselves. Ivan Tors directed and . . . Map (db m225930) HM
207 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — Silver Springs Paradise ParkSilver Springs State Park
Paradise Park was a segregated African-American resort located about a mile down the Silver River from the popular Silver Springs attraction near Ocala, Florida. The park was developed by Carl Ray and W.M. "Shorty" Davidson, co-owners of Silver . . . Map (db m225935) HM
208 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — Silver Springs Transportation EvolutionSilver Springs State Park
Train rail tracks and rail beds can still be found throughout Silver Springs State Park. From the 1800's forward Horse and buggy transported goods to train or boat to travel from the center of the state to shipping areas like Palatka. Buggy, trains, . . . Map (db m225914) HM
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209 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — Silver Springs’ PeopleSilver Springs State Park
Timucuans At least 12,000 years ago, people who later became known as the Timucuans, in the Ocali province, were living here hunting large animals such as mastodon and giant sloths. At that time, the climate was much cooler and drier, sea level . . . Map (db m225879) HM
210 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — Steamboats at the Spring
The first paddle-wheel steamboat to operate in northeast Florida was the Florida in 1834, running once a week from Savannah, Georgia to Picolata on the St. Johns River. After the Civil War, in late 1860s, travelers from northern states . . . Map (db m132199) HM
211 Florida, Marion County, Silver Springs — The CreatureSilver Springs on the Silver Screen — Silver Springs State Park —
"Creature from the Black Lagoon" was one of many monster movies produced by Universal Studios in the mid-20th century and arguably one of the most influential. "Beauty and the Beast" inspired the basic plot about the half-fish, half-human creature. . . . Map (db m225919) HM

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May. 15, 2024