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During its existence between 1817 and 1855, Arcadia was a thriving industrial village of mixed ethnicity, including many enslaved African Americans. Arcadia included dozens of residences on the hills overlooking two lumber mills, a textile mill, grist mill, blacksmith shop, communal well, and one of Florida's earliest railroads.
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- Return to Area A
- AREA D
- Student Highlight of the Week- CHAD M. GULSETH
- The survey continues
- Student Highlight of the Week- JOHN NICHOLLS
- We are moving right along with our survey excavat...
- Student Highlight of the Week- CATHERINE ELISE NIE...
- Student Highlight of the Week- SHANE DEBACK
- Transit Exercise- 08 JUNE 09
- Coming Soon!
- Field work commenced- 04 JUNE 09
- The weather was not on our side- 03 JUNE 09
- First day at Arcadia Mill- 02 JUNE 09
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- Arcadia Mill Field School
- Milton, Florida
- This blog invites visitors to follow the progress of the Arcadia Mill Village project, part of the University of West Florida terrestrial field school.
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