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Addison on Amelia, FL

Amelia Island Holiday Escapes: Three Charming Bed & Breakfast Inns

Amelia Island offers travelers seeking a cozy holiday retreat the opportunity to stay at three of the island’s most charming bed & breakfast inn’s: The Fairbanks House, The Addison on Amelia Island, […]

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Event flyer for Farewell to the Maple Leaf at Amelia Island Museum of History, featuring photos of Sean McCarthy, Tammy Rogers, and Thomm Jutz, with live music and silent auction on Dec 7, 2025, from 1-4 pm.

A Silent Auction and Farewell Celebration

Celebrate the closing of The Maple Leaf and its companion art show on Sunday, December 7! Enjoy an afternoon of art, history, and live music by Sean McCarthy, Grammy Award–winning […]

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Promotional flyer for “3 Sides to Every Story: Behind the Maple Leaf Exhibit Design” at the Amelia Island Museum of History, featuring John LoCastro. Event is November 5, 2025, at noon, with images of a naval mine and historical figures.

3 Sides to Every Story: Behind the Maple Leaf Exhibit Design

Join exhibit designer John LoCastro for a behind-the-scenes look at The Maple Leaf traveling exhibit, currently on view at the Amelia Island Museum of History. The exhibit documents the 1864 […]

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Event poster for a talk by Ken Wild titled Unearthing Pirates Trails Through Archaeology and Archives, featuring a painting of a shipwreck at sunset. Event is on Nov 21, 2025, at Nassau County Public Library.

Unearthing Pirates’ Trails Through Archaeology and Archives

The Amelia Island Museum of History invites you to join archaeologist Ken Wild for an evening exploring the history behind pirate legends. Discover who the pirates really were, how they […]

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Poster for the Amelia Island Museum of History’s temporary exhibits: “The Maple Leaf: An American Civil War Shipwreck” and silent auction, with details on dates, location, and underwater archaeology artwork.

The Maple Leaf: An American Civil War Shipwreck

The Maple Leaf is a traveling exhibit developed through the Museum of Florida History’s Traveling Exhibit (TREX) Program. Behind the 2,000 pounds of exhibit content is Dr. Keith Holland, a […]

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Five flags, including the U.S., Florida state, Spanish, British, and French flags, are displayed on the exterior of a historic building with green railings and palm trees nearby.

Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Amelia Island’s Eight Flags

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Often referred to as the “Isle of Eight Flags,” Amelia Island boasts a unique legacy marked by the influence of eight different nations, each leaving an indelible mark on its […]

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bird at George Crady Pier on Amelia Island

Hidden Amelia: 10 Places Under the Radar on Amelia Island

Beyond the charming downtown, pristine beaches, and well-worn island paths lies a quieter version of paradise. If you’re craving those moments that feel like you’ve stumbled onto something just yours, this […]

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Class Is In Session On Amelia Island

Even though the school year has kicked off, Amelia Island offers “classes” you’ll actually want to take … all year long! From art studios to eco tours, history walks to […]

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Bosque Bello Cemetery Ghost Tour

Graveside Chronicles: Tales of Life, Love, and Legacy

Have you always wanted to know who resides at Bosque Bello Cemetery? This guided 1 1/2 hour tour at Bosque Bello Cemetery, presented by the Amelia Island Genealogical Society and […]

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Community Appreciation Days

Celebrate Labor Day by joining us for Community Appreciation Day at the Museum! All day free entry (10am to 4pm) and kid friendly activities from 10am to 2pm.

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Two colorful cocktails on a reflective table: one greenish drink with mint, and one pink drink with a lime and cherry. Both have straws. A person with a navy sleeve sits in the blurred background with palm trees visible.

Amelia Island Museum of History Pub Crawl

A wealth of historical information about downtown Fernandina and a good time for all! Make a reservation to tour a few of our small town’s most popular, notorious or otherwise […]

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Bosque Bello Cemetery Ghost Tour

Amelia Island Museum of History Ghost Tour

Step into Amelia Island’s storied past and join us for this one of a kind experience. Taking place every Friday at 6 PM, this one-hour ghost tour covers approximately 14 […]

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Event flyer for a jazz cabaret fundraiser with photos of two musicians, event details, ticket price, and date. Green, gold, and purple theme; highlights mocktails, food truck, and dancing. Includes venue address and RSVP link.

Jazz at the Beach – Cabaret Style Fundraiser

Celebrate the 90th Anniversary of historic American Beach in style with culture, music, and history. Enjoy smooth jazz in an intimate cabaret-style setting, while supporting community efforts. Visit the A. […]

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Pirate

Pirates of Amelia Island: Myth, Legend, and a Little Bit of Truth

Avast ye! Amelia Island may be best known today for its laid-back elegance, pristine beaches, and charming downtown, but dig just a little beneath the sand and you’ll uncover a […]

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Duck Pinz Bowling

Dodge the Rain or Beat the Heat with these Indoor Activities

If you’re dodging a rain shower or have had your share of sun for the day, take a look at these family-friendly treasures to discover indoors and on dry land.

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Discover Four of Amelia Island’s Most Charming Bed & Breakfast Inns

Amelia Island’s historic bed & breakfast inns offer an enchanting blend of Southern charm and refined hospitality. Picture shady courtyards, rocking chairs on wide porches, and gardens brimming with blooms. […]

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Anchor Trolley & Transportation Amelia Island

Historic Trolley Tour

EXPLORE THE OLD TIME CHARM OF AMELIA ISLAND! Get to see the historic downtown Fernandina Beach, Old Town, the Silk Stocking District, and parts of the north end of Fernandina […]

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Anchor Trolley & Transportation Amelia Island

Historic Trolley Tour

EXPLORE THE OLD TIME CHARM OF AMELIA ISLAND! Get to see the historic downtown Fernandina Beach, Old Town, the Silk Stocking District, and parts of the north end of Fernandina […]

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Cocktail Tour Downtown Tasting Tour

Cocktail Tour

Join us as you stroll through the historic streets of Historic Downtown, Fernandina Beach. We will take you on an adventure to the restaurants and bars in the area. Get […]

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A tall, white lighthouse stands in a clearing surrounded by dense green trees, with a cloudy sky above and a vast forest stretching into the distance.

Discover the Highlights That Make Amelia Island Uniquely Its Own

Beyond the sandy beaches, charming downtown, eclectic dining options, vast culture, and natural beauty, this barrier island holds some unique claims to fame. Amelia Island offers visitors a journey through […]

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Six Enchanting Bed & Breakfasts on Amelia Island

Amelia Island’s charming bed & breakfast inns are picture perfect in every way with secret gardens, shady courtyards, porch swings and rockers, fountains, stately architecture, and distinctive decor. Each award-winning property […]

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Ways To Celebrate Black History On Amelia Island

To celebrate and honor Black History Month, here’s a look into some of the African-American history as well as events and ongoing experiences taking place on and around Amelia Island.

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An Evening With A Holocaust Survivor Morris Bendit

An Evening With A Holocaust Survivor

This event is Hosted by the Chabad Jewish Center of Amelia Island In connection with International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Chabad of Amelia Island presents: An evening of inspiration with holocaust […]

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Sankofa: American Beach Looking Back At The History To Go Forward

The A. L. Lewis Museum at American Beach is proud to present the tempoary exhibition Sankofa: American Beach Looking Back At The History To Go Forward, sponsored by Bing Kegler. […]

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