- 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
Pensacola (3) |
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Fort Pickens and Fort Barrancas were constructed to help protect Pensacola Bay and its civilian and military resources from seaborne attack. At the outset of the Civil War, these forts--Barrancas occupied by the Confederacy and Pickens by the United States--became a flash point as significant as Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. Sumter surrendered, but Pickens never did and eventually this led to the abandonement of Pensacola by the Confederacy. These forts stand as among the most significant places from the Civil War in Florida.
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The Florida Public Archaeology Network is dedicated to the protection of cultural resources, both on land and underwater, and to involving the public in the study of their past.
If you know of additional places that you would like to see added to our Destination Civil War pages, have questions, or have additional information that you would like to share, contact us at civilwar@flpublicarchaeology.org.
