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Orman House State Park

Local

This park includes the historic Orman House, old slave quarters, Chapman Botanical garden, and is adjacent to the Veterans Memorial Plaza. 

Florida Legion Post 106

Local

Apalachicola Legion post 106 is actively engaged with the Veterans Plaza group and hosts monthly Reveille gatherings for all veterans, their friends, and families.

Raney House Museum

Local

Relive Apalachicola History in this Cotton Trade Era Mansion and Museum. Includes links to the Historical Society.

Aplalachicola Chamber

Local

Explore the town of Apalachicola. Find local food, lodging, shopping, fishing, and other family adventures.

Camp Gordon Johnson

Local

Celebrating the amphibious soldiers of WWII who trained in the town of Carrabelle and Franklin County, Florida.  The sacrifices and achievements of our WWII era citizens are on display. 

Its mission to honor and preserve the legacy of service and educate about the impact of this War.

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

Washington DC

The Fund's mission is to honor and  preserve the legacy of service and educate all generations about the  impact of this War. The driving force behind this effort was Army veteran, Jan Scruggs.

Jan Scruggs

Washington DC

In 1979, Jan Scruggs conceived the idea of building the Vietnam Veterans  Memorial in Washington, D.C., as a tribute to all who served during one  of the longest wars in American history. The country was ready to heal.

Jimmy Mosconis

Local Fishing

"I got wounded pretty badly and Jimmy got wounded, too, but he had to go  chase after this guy who kind of panicked to run through the jungle  without a rifle ... not a good idea," Scruggs said with a laugh. "He was  able to find this guy, get him reoriented, and he organized a rescue  party to find me and they found me."

Frederick Hart (1943-1999)

Washington DC

This Georgia boy ended up in DC becoming a premier American sculptor.  Throughout his career, Hart explored themes of beauty and spirituality, consciousness and identity. 

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230 Market Street, Apalachicola, FL, USA

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