28 Unique Objects from the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum – Part 2
This week, join us for the final 14 as we explore just a tiny sliver of this incredible collection built over the last 28 years.
The 1836 Attack on the Cape Florida Lighthouse
Join us this week as we explore the Cape Florida Lighthouse and Cape Florida, which Seminole warriors attacked on July 23, 1836.
The Legacy of Removal: Seminole Resistance, Survival, and Triumph
Join us as we look at the lasting impacts of the Indian Removal Act of 1830. Explore the STOF THPO’s recent StoryMap, which traces Seminole Removal.
Spotlight on Tamiami Trail: Spectacular Images Capture Seminole History
This week we are taking a journey down Tamiami Trail. Also known as US Highway 41, Tamiami Trail is a road that connects Tampa to Miami.
Cowboys and Camps: Doubleday’s Sensational Seminole Photos
This week, we are looking at the work of Ralph R. Doubleday. Part of his work covered hundreds of photos of Seminoles during the early 20th century tourist era.
The Legacy of Five Fearless Seminole Trailblazers Who Came First
Today, we will explore just a few of the individual trailblazers who hav affected this history, and celebrate five Seminoles who paved the way.
The ABC’s of Seminole History You Need to Know: Part 2
Last week, we went through the first half of the alphabet: from Abiaka to Matriarch. This week, follow along for the second half, as we explore N through Z!
The ABC’s of Seminole History You Need to Know
School may be almost out for the summer. But, that doesn’t mean that the learning has to stop! Today, explore the ABCs of Seminole Culture and History.
Cruise Through Remarkable Seminole History on the Miami River
We are exploring the importance and impact of the Miami River, a vital waterway in South Florida that had a marked impact on the Seminole tourist industry.
Seminoles Leading the Charge for a Better World
Today, we are looking at Seminoles in Action – and highlighting how today’s Seminole climate activists are working to protect and restore their homelands.