A stormy night doesn't just rattle windows, it knocked down a giant oak and shook up the St. Augustine Alligator Farm's wild ...

Experience the charm of America's First City with our guide to a day in St Augustine and discover how this city survived over ...

Fort Mose residents evacuated to more secure structures in St. Augustine, and the English bombarded the city for a month. In June 1740, Spanish forces that included free Blacks and Native ...

St. Augustine is commonly referred to as the 'Nation's Oldest City, ' but did you know it has eight castles? Here's where to ...

Fort Mose, on the northern end of St. Augustine, was originally established by the Spanish as the first legally sanctioned free Black community in what would become the United States. Historians ...

This is a view of the historic representation of the former Fort Mose structure. It was unveiled May 9 at Fort Mose Historic State Park in St. Augustine Stuart Korfhage By Stuart Korfhage ...

Fort Mose Historic State Park seems an unlikely place to stage a concert series. Tucked between U.S. 1 and a huge marsh on the north side of St. Augustine, Fort Mose is made up of two boardwalks ...

Fort Matanzas National Monument is located 14 miles south of St Augustine, Florida. St. Augustine is also home to another famous fort and National Park site, Castillo De San Marcos National Monument.

Fort Mose Historic State Park, located at 15 Fort Mose Trail just north of downtown St. Augustine, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The site's museum is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday ...

St. Augustine Record Every morning for the past week, St. Augustine city archaeologist Carl Halbirt and a handful of volunteers worked in the cold to uncover what may be a very big part of St. Augu… ...

Fort Mose was not big enough to defend against the invaders, so the Spanish pulled the free blacks back into St. Augustine, protected by its massive fortress, Castillo de San Marcos.

Grammy-winning artists are coming together to raise funds for Fort Mose in St. Augustine and spread awareness of the site's significance with a jazz and blues series in February in St. Augustine.