Doing some renovating, Ken discovered some poster boards his mom used to bring around when they represented Fruitland and Casler Hights in the community. He and association member Shacara and her son came by my place and we looked at them together. Check out this 7 min video and see if your house is in there! - Alexis

This gentleman, former St. Pete Mayor and first commercial airline passenger in history, got a little write up in the blog about our...

Lake Maggiore Historical Trail Copyright 2005 by Steve Rajtar (From Interstate 275, drive east on 54th Ave., north on Dr. M.L. King (9th)...

To learn more about this part of St. Pete History, we headed to the St. Petersburg Museum of History on the pier. There were some more...

Coming Soon! For this blog post I'll be heading to the Pioneer Settlement over in Boyd Hill Nature Center. While you're waiting for this...

During the era of European exploration in the Tampa Bay-St. Petersburg, FL area, the region witnessed significant encounters and...

Early inhabitants arrived in Florida over 14,000 years ago, hunting now-extinct giant game animals like the saber-tooth tiger and...

Who knew that so much history laid within the boundaries of our tiny neighborhood? New Hope Baptist Church took over from St....