Another unique place we visited on our drive was the Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins. An historic state park located in Homosassa.
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11 comments:
Always good to vacation and see new places ~ sweet photo ~
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
I was intrigued by your photographs so I googled it. Such a fascinating history. Glad it is being remembered.
The ruins look nice. The name is very interesting.
Your post brings back fond memories. I remember being on vacation with my wife in St. John (Virgin Islands) and touring sugar mill ruins.
Very impressive Stone Work of days gone by.
Great to see.
Loving the blue sky and the history. I've never seen sugar mill ruins.
Beautiful captures of what once was!
Interesting!
I visited some place similar - the Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens near Daytona Beach in February. Have you been?
Glad you shared these Sugar Mill photos from the civil war. Historical places are very interesting to visit.
Interesting. It looks well built. The sugar industry was a tough one. Many enslaved people died in the hot and exhausting work.
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