Did you know that Nassau County is one of Florida’s oldest counties, dating back to the mid-16th century?
Oh, it’s great. Yeah. I mean, it feels like you’re way away, but I-95 is so close.”
– Daniel Laudenslager Tributary Resident
Explore Nassau County’s Rich History
With centuries of history to share, Nassau County takes deep pride in its family-friendly historical attractions that tell the stories of industry, agriculture, and life in the early days of Florida. On Fernandina Beach, residents can explore the grounds of Florida’s first lighthouse or enjoy the eclectic art galleries and boutique shopping within Downtown Fernandina. The Amelia Island Museum of History preserves the area’s rich past, while the American Beach Museum shares the culture and heritage of the African American community. Nassau County is also home to the 19th-century Fort Clinch, an instrumental part of the American Civil War. These destinations and more enlighten future generations about the past as time marches on.
Photo Courtesy of: Visit Jacksonville
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Photo Courtesy of: Nassau County Economic Development Board
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