TOP 30 African american cultural history in Fernandina Beach, Florida

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Welcome to the Historic Peck High School - Rosenwald School, a cherished landmark nestled in the heart of Fernandina Beach, Florida. Located at 516 South 10th Street, this historic site stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of education and community empowerment. Originally established as part of the Rosenwald School initiative, the Peck High School holds a rich history of fostering learning and opportunity for African American students during a pivotal time in our nation’s history. Today, the Historic Peck High School serves as a vibrant community center, offering a variety of cultural, educational, and social events that celebrate our shared heritage. Visitors are invited to explore our beautifully preserved facilities, which feature engaging exhibits and artifacts that tell the story of the school's impact and significance. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an educator, or a community member, there's something for everyone at this iconic institution.

Welcome to Trinity United Methodist Church, a historic and vibrant place of worship located at 715 Ash Street in Fernandina Beach, Florida. For over 200 years, Trinity has been a cornerstone of faith and community, welcoming all who seek spiritual growth and connection. Led by our dedicated Pastor, Granardo Felix, we are committed to making disciples of Jesus Christ and transforming the world through love and service. Join us every Sunday at 11:00 AM for a worship experience that is both inspiring and uplifting. Our services are filled with passionate sermons, soulful music, and a spirit of inclusivity that embraces everyone. Whether you attend in person or watch our live and recorded sermons on Facebook, you will feel the warmth and joy of our community.