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New bill causes future home of Black History Museum to become up for debate again

Published: April 29, 2025 at 6:30 PM

Tags: florida, st. johns county, st. augustine, eatonville, opa-locka, florida museum of black history

The future home of Florida’s first state-funded Black History museum is once again up for debate, even though a task force that met for nearly a year recommended St. Augustine as the location.

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New bill causes future home of Black History Museum to become up for debate again

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