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Robert "Chubby" Russell Wise
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Domestic Spaces and Women's Labor
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Must Do
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What actions must you perform to keep your grant moving smoothly?
Spanish Women at Mission San Luis
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About the Department
When the 1838 Constitution created the office of the Secretary of State, the Secretary was the keeper of the Great Seal and the custodian of the Laws of Florida.
Office History
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The Office of the Secretary of State was created in 1845, under the Florida Constitution. The main responsibilities of the office included maintaining the states public records. The Secretary of State also served as the custodian of the state seal,…
Vision, Mission and Values
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The Division of Historical Resources supports the preservation of historical and cultural resources and archaeology programs for the state of Florida. We lead with the mission of inspiring a love of history through preservation and education.
Funding Support
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This website has been financed in part with Federal funds from the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior.
Prehistoric Native People
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The first people to enter the Florida peninsula around 14,000 years ago were not explorers, adventurers, or settlers, but nomads following the big game animals upon which their survival depended.
16th Century Settlements
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Hundreds of thousands of Indians already called Florida home when Europeans first arrived in the early 16th century.
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