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St. Augustine During the American Revolution
St. Augustine played an important role in the American Revolution—but not on the side of American independence! The city and its residents remained loyal to Great Britain, with many consequences.
This digital exhibit is based on a physical exhibit of the same name displayed at the Governor's House Cultural Center and Museum from May to December 2026. The exhibit was curated by members of the University of Florida Historic St. Augustine, Inc. (UFHSA) Education, Infrastructure, and Historic Preservation Committee. The digital exhibit preserves its content beyond the physical space so that researchers and students may continue to access its content.
Exhibit working group:
Exhibit working group:
Dr. Jim Cusick
Dr. Susan Parker
Dr. J. Michael Francis
Laura Marion
Cheyenne K. Leahy
The Governor's House Cultural Center and Museum in St. Augustine, FL.
UF Historic St. Augustine, Inc. website.
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
UF Historic St. Augustine, Inc. (UFHSA) and the UFHSA Governor's House Library thank these organizations for their contributions to this exhibit:
Archives of the Diocese of St. Augustine.
Archivo Histórico Nacional de España.
P.K. Yonge Library of Florida History, Special & Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida.
St. Augustine Historical Society Research Library.•State Library and Archives of Florida.
St. Augustine Historical Society.
Thirteen Productions LLC for WNET.
UF College of Journalism and Communication.
The Jackson Walker Studio.
Wright, J. Leitch. British St. Augustine. (St. Augustine, FL: Historic St. Augustine Preservation Board, 1975.)
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