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Front of the owner's house, at Kingsley Plantation
Front of the owner's house, at Kingsley Plantation
Maam Anna's apartments, now restored by the National Park Service, were above the kitchens. The main house is in the background.
Maam Anna's apartments, now restored by the National Park Service, were above the kitchens. The main house is in the background.
Shell mound left by Timucua inhabitants of Fort George Island was used as building material at Kingsley Plantation
Shell mound left by Timucua inhabitants of Fort George Island was used as building material at Kingsley Plantation
Etching of the owner's house on Fort George Island, showing one of the unique pavilions
Etching of the owner's house on Fort George Island, showing one of the unique pavilions
Fort George Island, showing Kingsley's and Ma'am Anna Houses on shore, 1878. Note outline of house roof is different, as it includes rooms removed dur
Fort George Island, showing Kingsley's and Ma'am Anna Houses on shore, 1878. Note outline of house roof is different, as it includes rooms removed during restoration.