- Monuments
- Military Sites
- Bristol vicinity (north), Confederate Battery
- Bristol vicinity (south), Confederate Battery
- Chattahoochee, Arsenal (US/CSA)
- Dry Tortugas, US Fort Jefferson
- Fernandina Beach, Fort Clinch
- Fort Walton Beach, CSA Camp Walton
- Gulf of Mexico, USS Narcissus
- Jacksonville (2)
- Key West, US Fort Zachary Taylor
- Live Oak, Confederate Fort
- Marianna, Battle of
- Natural Bridge Battlefield
- Olustee Battlefield
- Pensacola (3)
- St. Augustine, Fort Marion (US/CSA)
- St. Marks, CSA Fort Ward
- Tallahassee, Confederate Fort Houston
- Museum Exhibits
- Civic and Civilian Sites
- Soldier and Veteran Plots
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St. Luke's Churchyard Historical Marker
St. Luke's Churchyard Along with the old town burial ground, this cemetery shelters some of the noteworthy historical figures of the county. The Episcopal Church it surrounds, organized in 1838, is among the most historic in the state. Within its bounds may be found names of many who played significant roles in forging our heritage. Among these individuals are: victims of the Federal raid on Marianna in the War Between the States; Florida;s Confederate Governor; a United States Senator; and the wife of John Gorrie, inventor of artificial ice. Others of extended reknown are a nationally famous novelist, a scientist ofnote, and great educators known throughout the southeast, in addition to numerous local dignitaries who were prominent in building the community. Jackson County Historic Commission 1976 (Photo by William Lees, FPAN, March 2011)
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