Episcopal Church | Amelia Island Museum of History

Aerial view of the Keystone Hotel and the Episcopal Church. - Print, Photographic

Aerial view of the Keystone Hotel and the Episcopal Church. On reverse side are two views of the Amelia Island marshes. 1) looking toward Crane Island from causeway. 2) Approach to drawbridge on causeway.

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Birdie Wood Home - Print, Photographic

Home of Miss Birdie Wood, Ash Street and 9th Street. Picture of house with Birdie's mother and brother (Fred Wood) and Birdie on the porch. On Miss Birdie's death, she left the house to the Episcopal Church. It was sold, torn down, and the lot was sold to the First Missionary Baptish Church. The Emma B. Delaney Fellowship Hall is now on the site.

Record Type: Photo

Bishop F. A. Juhan - Print, Photographic

Bishop Frank A. Juhan 1924-1956 Bishop Juhan - The Right Reverend Frank Alexander Juhan born April 27, 1887 in Macon, Georgia, was called "the young people's bishop" because he was the youngest diocesan in the Episcopal Church when he was consecrated in Jacksonville, Florida on November 25, 1924. He was Bishop of Florida until he retired in 1956. He was a graduate of his beloved University of the South and died there in 1967.

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"Churches of Fernandina" believed to be part of Floida Mirror Women's Edition 1899 - Scrapbook

Record Type: Archive

Episcopal Church - Photograph

Episcopal Church Helen Litrico's photo slides for the Amelia Now magazine.

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Episcopal Church - Photograph

Episcopal Church Helen Litrico's photo slides for the Amelia Now magazine.

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Episcopal Church - Photograph

Episcopal Church Helen Litrico's photo slides for the Amelia Now magazine.

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Episcopal Church - Photograph

Episcopal Church Helen Litrico's photo slides for the Amelia Now magazine.

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Episcopal Church exterior restoration - Photograph

Episcopal Church exterior restoration This collection of photos was donated by the Fernandina News Leader from images submitted for publication for the newspaper.

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Episcopal Church (Folkston GA) - Postcard

Postcard picture of Episcopal Church at Folkston, Georgia

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Henry Beard Delany and Emma Beard Delaney: Two African-Americans who rose from the obscurity of an enslaved family to achieve distinguished success in their individual lives. - Book

The study is an examination of two remarkable lives. It was submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.

Record Type: Library

James (Jackie) Delaney - Recording, Audio

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Record Type: Archive

Letter from Mama to Little "Baby Bunting" (probably Lewis Glass Thompson) - Letter

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Memoirs of William H. Rutledge, Jr. - Manuscript

Manuscript "Memoirs of William H. Rutledge, Jr." 203 pages plus many photographs, published at age 87 and covers the history of the Air Force 3-star general, his wife and family, ancestors and analysis of events and trends over that time. Rutledge lived in Fernandina since boyhood.

Record Type: Library

Memoirs of William H. Rutledge, Jr. - Manuscript

An adendum to the manuscript "Memoirs of William H. Rutledge, Jr." this tribute to William's wife, Virginia Carol Kelly Rutledge (August 3, 1929 - February 25, 2001), outlines their history in Fernandina Beach and their life together, including his travels in the military.

Record Type: Library