The History of St. Augustine’s National Cemetery
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Florida National Guard Command Historian Alison Simpson will deliver the First Annual Simone Broudy-Kilbourn lecture about the History of St. Augustine’s National Cemetery on Thursday, December 3rd at 4 p.m. at the Waterworks, 184 San Marco Avenue, St. Augustine 32084. Simpson is well-known and widely admired for her tours of historic St. Francis Barracks. She holds a degree in Historic Preservation from University of Mary Washington.
Simone Broudy-Kilbourn long an educator with St. Johns County Public Schools was the chronicler of the oldest Jewish Cemetery in Florida, the cemetery of St. Augustine’s First Congregation Sons of Israel.
The Simone Broudy-Kilbourn lecture is open to the public at no charge. No advance reservations are necessary. All are welcome. For furthur information visit www.sajhs.org or call 804-914-4460
Simone Broudy-Kilbourn long an educator with St. Johns County Public Schools was the chronicler of the oldest Jewish Cemetery in Florida, the cemetery of St. Augustine’s First Congregation Sons of Israel.
The Simone Broudy-Kilbourn lecture is open to the public at no charge. No advance reservations are necessary. All are welcome. For furthur information visit www.sajhs.org or call 804-914-4460
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Where is it happening?
The Waterworks, 184 San Marco Ave, St. Augustine, FL 32084, 184 San Marco Ave, St Augustine, FL 32084-2700, United States, Augustine
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Host or PublisherSt. Augustine Jewish Historical Society
