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[Northern entrance to Government House from adjacent lot, looking Southeast, 1967]

Statue of Queen Isabella by Anna Hyatt Huntington in the Hispanic Garden, looking North, 1967

The Old Spanish Inn and a view North down St. George Street, 1970

Statues on Display At Pan American Center

[Sanchez de Ortigosa House in rear from Cuna Street, Pottery Shop under construction looking North, 1967]

[Sanchez de Ortigosa House in rear, looking East, 1967"

[Arrivas House, interior bedroom, 1967]

Medical Association Gives Funds To Establish Museum Project Here

[Mummy replica by Dr. Carleton I. Calkin on display at Pan American Center, 1968]

Large Sun Given, Pledged For Restoration Program

Meet 'Siesta,' 'Fiesta' And 'Chiquita'

Transcription and Translation of a Document

A Survey of the Government House property following the 1821 acquisition by the United States

A pen and ink drawing of the City Gate, looking Southeast with the Castillo de San Marcos on the left, drawn from "a very old photograph", ca. 1860's

Copy of a drawing of the St. Francis Barracks, looking Southwest, ca. 1863

Union troops around and on the front steps of the St. Francis Barracks, looking West, 1864

Provost Marshals Office (current location of the Wakeman House) seen from the intersection of King Street and Aviles (Hospital) Street, looking Southeast, 1864

Charlotte Street at St. Francis Street, looking North, ca. 1864

Trinity Episcopal Church, looking East, ca. 1864

Fort Marion (Castillo de San Marcos), from the seawall looking Northwest, 1864