Black History, St. Augustine
State Senate bill would form board to oversee Florida Black History Museum in St. Augustine
Florida Senate Bill 466, filed by Sen. Tom Leek, would establish a board of directors to oversee the creation of the Florida Museum of Black History. The museum is planned to be built on the former site of Florida Memorial University in West Augustine, a location chosen for its historical significance.
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