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Please join us on Thursday, November 19th for our MOD Talks lecture series with Mick Richmond, AIA NCARB LEED AP, President of Brame Heck ARCHITECTS Inc.! Doors open at 6pm for a 6:30pm talk titled "Sustainability and Mid Century Modern: A Case Study." The event is co-hosted by the UF Historic Preservation Program @ufhpp and will be held in UF's Emerson Alumni Hall (1938 W. University Ave.). Tickets are $10 each and can be purchased through the link in our bio. Campus and neighborhood parking will be available. We look forward to seeing you there!
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🧱 ABCs of Architecture: H is for Historic Preservation 🧱 Our city has had a storied relationship with the field of Historic Preservation, with generations of professionals lending their expertise. Today, the UFHSA Governor's House Library is the main academic support entity for Preservation Institute St. Augustine (PISA) and the UF Historic Preservation Program! Every Thursday for the rest of the year, we'll be sharing an "ABCs of St. Augustine Architecture" post that celebrates the "Ancient City"'s architecture and shares the collections here at UFHSA Governor's House Library.
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Docomomo US is pleased to announce six distinguished members of our community who will serve as the 2026 Modernism in America Awards jury: Ann Beha, FAIA, RAIC (Jury Chair) Claire Agre, PLA, ASLA David Fixler, FAIA, FAPT Utkarsha Laharia Cleary Larkin, PhD, RA Michelle Magalong, PhD The 2026 Awards jury brings together architects, preservationists, scholars, and landscape specialists whose collective expertise reflects the interdisciplinary nature of preserving modern heritage. Their combined experience in design, advocacy, research, and cultural stewardship, ensures a thoughtful and well-rounded evaluation of projects that advance the preservation and understanding of modern architecture and landscapes. Read more about this year’s jury at the link in our bio. Award nominations are due June 11!
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NEW EXHIBIT opening on May 6!🗝️ Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum Florida at War — St. Augustine in the American Revolution 🗓️ Grand Opening on Wednesday, May 6 🕰️ Open daily from 10 AM-5 PM — Free admission 📍48 King Street St. Augustine, Florida St. Augustine played an important role in the American Revolution — but not on the side of American independence! The city and its residents remained loyal to Great Britain, with many consequences. Find out about their story at the Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum. This exhibit was curated by members of the UF Historic St. Augustine (UFHSA) Education Committee. 👉🏽The St. Augustine History Festival runs May 6-10 with 25+ events. Find more details at staugustinehistoryfestival.com #staugustine #history #exhibit #america250 #floridahistory
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🗓️SAVE THE DATES! 5th Annual St. Augustine History Festival features events May 6-10 in the nation’s oldest city! Learn more at staugustinehistoryfestival.com PARTICIPATING VENUES 📍Castillo de San Marcos 📍Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine / Mission Nombre de Dios 📍City of St. Augustine — Historic Preservation 📍The Colonial Quarter 📍Father Miguel O’Reilly House Museum 📍Flagler College (Ponce de Leon Hotel) 📍Florida National Guard Historic Barracks/Museum and National Cemetery 📍Fort Matanzas National Monument 📍Fort Mose Historic State Park and Museum 📍Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park 📍Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum 📍Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center 📍Peña-Peck House 📍Spanish Military Hospital 📍St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park 📍St. Augustine Historical Society / Oldest House Museum Complex 📍St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum 📍The Treasure Chest Interactive Museum by See America Tours 📍UF Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience 📍Villa Zorayda Museum Ximenez-Fatio House Museum HISTORIC HOUSES OF WORSHIP 📍Ancient City Baptist Church 📍First Congregation Sons of Israel 📍Trinity Episcopal Church 📍Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine 📍St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine 📍St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church 📍National Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche HISTORIC GARDENS 📍Father Miguel O’Reilly House Garden 📍Flagler College Historic Gardens 📍Fountain of Youth Historic Gardens 📍Mission Nombre de Dios Historic Grounds and Gardens 📍Pena-Peck House Historic Gardens 📍Spanish Military Hospital Apothecary Garden 📍St. Augustine Lighthouse Maritime Hammock nature trails, grounds and gardens 📍Ximenez-Fatio House Museum grounds and historic kitchen garden 👉🏽Stay updated at staugustinehistoryfestival.com
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Join us for another exciting installment of Gainesville Modern's MOD Talks lecture series. The closing event to Gainesville Modern Weekend 2026 presented by Atlantic Design Homes will be Sunday, March 22nd. The MOD Talks speaker is Dr. Wayne Wood and his talk: The Remarkable Mid-Century Architecture of Northeast Florida and Its Links to Gainesville. The event is co-hosted with the UF Historic Preservation Program Following World War II, Jacksonville experienced a major period of growth, and many emerging young architects were attracted to the area. They were emboldened to create distinctive and modern building forms, exploring new technology and materials. Architects like William Morgan, Robert Broward, Paul Rudolph, Welton Becket, Kendrick Bangs Kellogg, Bruce Goff, and Taylor Hardwick were among those who created modern masterpieces in northeast Florida. This slide-illustrated lecture will showcase the variety and abundance of architectural gems in the Jacksonville area, as well as buildings in Gainesville by many of these same architects. We are thrilled to host the lecture at the beautiful University of Florida Emerson Alumni Hall at 1938 West University Avenue, Gainesville. Doors open at 1:30 PM and the lecture will be from 2 to 3 PM. Parking will be available on campus across the street. While we have expanded capacity, this is one of our most popular events. Please be sure to reserve your tickets early. Light refreshments provided. Dr. Wayne Wood is regarded as one of the foremost chroniclers of Northeast Florida’s history and architecture, Dr. Wayne Wood has been called “the undisputed godfather of preservation in Jacksonville.” An author, historian, artist, and educator, Wayne is founder of Riverside Avondale Preservation, one of the largest neighborhood preservation organizations in the Southeast. He also was founder of the Riverside Arts Market, a huge free arts and entertainment venue that attracts thousands each week. He has published nineteen books on Northeast Florida, and his best-known book is the classic, Jacksonville's Architectural Heritage: Landmarks for the Future. His latest book is about the famed Florida architect, Kenneth Treister.
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A fabulous new exhibition in St Augustine, Florida celebrates the legacy of the #IrishDiaspora in America’s oldest, continuously occupied European settlement. Two Irishmen are known to have lived there in 1600 but that was enough to get a #StPatricksDay parade going, making history in the process! Launched by Irish Government Minister, Niamh Smyth this week, this incredible exhibition created by our partners at @laflorida_digital is free and open to the public at the St Augustine Visitor Center, until April 30, 2026. ☘️ We will soon upload a video to our website capturing the brilliant presentations given by Dr Declan Downey (UCD) and Dr J. Michael Francis (USF) and the historical music performed by @riamdublin Professors @billthefluter and David Adams. Thank you to @citystaug Mayor @nancysikeskline for welcoming guests and to M-C and event-organiser Consul General Sarah Kavanagh.
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The Peña-Peck House is a unique historic landmark in downtown St. Augustine, Florida. Built in 1750 from coquina, The Peña-Peck House is operated by The Woman’s Exchange of St. Augustine, a nonprofit organization, which runs the artisan gift shop, hosts events in the gorgeous house and garden courtyard, and offers the venue for wedding and private events. All proceeds go to historic preservation of the structure and for college scholarships for women age 25+ in the St. Augustine community. The Woman’s Exchange will offer events during the St. Augustine History Festival, May 6-10. Stay updated at staugustinehistoryfestival.com #staugustinehistoryfestival #historyfestival #festival #staugustine #historicpreservation
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The Governor’s House Cultural Center & Museum located in St. Augustine, Florida has been a government center since 1598, housing many colonial governors and later U.S. Territorial offices. The site is now managed by the University of Florida and functions as a public museum housing rotating history and art exhibits as well as a visitor center and event space. A research library is also available by appointment, and the site acts as a fantastic museum as well as venue all in support of historic conservation and St. Augustine culture. 📍48 King Street St. Augustine, Florida 🗝️ Exhibits at the Governor’s House and a special event inbthid location will be part of the 2026 St. Augustine History Festival. Stay updated at staugustinehistoryfestival.com #staugustinehistoryfestival #staugustine #florida #floridahistory #historyfestival
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2026 BERO-HOWK HISTORIC PRESERVATION INTERNSHIP Attention all architecture students with a passion for historic preservation! We are now accepting applications for this year's internship! Established in 2010, this internship provides a unique specialized and holistic historic preservation experience. During their time in Rochester, the Bero-Howk Intern will participate in preservation architecture and planning work at @beroarchitecture and preservation advocacy and educational programming at @landmarksociety . Applications will be accepted until February 13th, with a decision provided by March 20th. Click the link in our bio for more information! // #historicpreservation #architectureinternship #summerinternship #rochesterny
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🍊🌴FREE WILD FLORIDA EXHIBIT! Make plans to visit St. Augustine to see “Wild Waters: Rivers, Lakes, Wetlands, Coast and the Florida Wildlife Corridor” at The Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum. The exhibition is on view through August 2026. 📍48 King Street St. Augustine, Florida FREE admission Follow: @govhouselibrary This exhibition, consisting of loans from The Harn’s Florida Art Collection, gift of Samuel H. and Roberta T. Vickers, sparks conversations about how Florida’s natural environment has been represented historically and how it exists today, particularly within the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a statewide network of nearly 18 million acres of protected and unprotected wild and working landscapes. Organized by the Harn Museum of Art in partnership with the UF Center for Landscape Conservation Planning. 📸 William Aiken Walker, “Ocklawaha River, Sternwheeler,” 1888, The Florida Art Collection, Gift of Samuel H. and Roberta T. Vickers
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Humanities grad students ✨ — start the semester by opening new doors for your research and future career. Join us for the UF Graduate Certificates & Public Humanities Meet & Greet, an informal drop-in event where you can explore certificate options, ask questions, and connect with faculty and fellow grads engaged in community-focused humanities work. Whether you’re deeply rooted in the humanities or just beginning to explore new pathways, this event is for you. 📅 Thursday, Jan. 15 ⏰ 11 a.m.–1 p.m. 📍 Smathers 100 Come curious. Leave inspired.
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