Spearheaded by the University of Florida Historic St. Augustine Inc. and the Lastinger Family Foundation, the five-day event showcases the city's history ― the historical, notable and unimaginable ― ...

St. Augustine, located on the northeast coast of Florida, earned the title of the oldest city in the United States due to its continuous habitation since its founding on September 8, 1565 ...

But St. Augustine was not officially an established city until September 8, 1565, when Pedro Menendez de Aviles came to Florida (St. Augustine’s 459th birthday will be next month).

That starts the deterioration and erosion process faster." Spanish settlers founded St. Augustine in 1565, but Native Americans inhabited the land for over 4,000 years prior, according to the ...

St. Augustine was primarily a Spanish military town in the first 200 years of its history, beginning in 1565. Florida came under British control when Spain traded it for Havana, Cuba, which had ...

The structure was discovered thanks to a unique archeological preservation ordinance adopted by St. Augustine in 1986, White said. Founded in 1565, the city is the oldest continuously occupied ...