Caroline Davis 2/5/21 Caroline Davis 2/5/21

Reconstruction: A Taste of Freedom

The third installment of our Civil War to Civil Rights: A Lincolnville Saga is titled Reconstruction: A Taste of Freedom. Executive Director Regina Gayle Phillips will examine the people and places of Lincolnville, a community in St. Augustine born out of Reconstruction.

Caroline Davis 2/5/21 Caroline Davis 2/5/21

From Election to Insurrection: The Black Enfranchisement Question

Our second installment of our virtual lecture series is here! Civil War to Civil Rights: A Lincolnville Saga will continue on February 17th, 2021 at 5:30 PM with a lecture led by LMCC Executive Director Regina Gayle Phillips.

Caroline Davis 1/18/21 Caroline Davis 1/18/21

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King day, our Executive Director Regina Gayle Phillips met with Action News Jax to discuss the legacy of Dr. King in Saint Augustine.

Kimberlyn Elliott 1/7/21 Kimberlyn Elliott 1/7/21

Watch Night: Looking to Freedom

Watch the recording of our December 2020 program, Watch Night: Looking to Freedom

Kimberlyn Elliott 12/26/20 Kimberlyn Elliott 12/26/20

Celebrating Kwanzaa

Kwanzaa is a Pan-African holiday created by Dr. Maulana Karenga. During the 7 days of festivities, family, community and culture are celebrated through the Nguzo Saba (the Seven Principles.) This year, we will highlight the daily principles through our collection. We will discuss how items from our collection relate to the Nguzo Saba.

Kimberlyn Elliott 12/17/20 Kimberlyn Elliott 12/17/20

Holiday Hours - December 2020

Click to see the December 2020 holiday hours!

Kimberlyn Elliott 12/17/20 Kimberlyn Elliott 12/17/20

“Resilience: Black Heritage in St. Augustine” in the News!

The St. Augustine Record reported on the Resilience: Black Heritage in St. Augustine project. Read more!

Kimberlyn Elliott 12/15/20 Kimberlyn Elliott 12/15/20

Announcing: “Resilience: Black Heritage in St. Augustine”

The Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center is teaming up with local organizations to present Resilience: Black Heritage in St. Augustine. This is a year-long program starting in 2021 to improve the community’s historic narrative by educating the public with stories of Black experiences while living in Saint Augustine from the 1500’s to current day.

Kimberlyn Elliott 12/15/20 Kimberlyn Elliott 12/15/20

“From Civil War to Civil Rights: A Lincolnville Saga”

Kimberlyn Elliott 12/11/20 Kimberlyn Elliott 12/11/20

Farmshare Community Food Distribution - December 8, 2020

The Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center partnered with Farmshare, The St. Augustine Lighthouse and other local parters for a food distribution on December 8, 2020.