- Fort
Picolata (Spanish:
Fuerte Picolata) was an 18th-century
Spanish fort on the east bank of the St.
Johns River,
about eighteen miles from St. Augustine...
- 29.87472°N 81.57611°W / 29.87472; -81.57611 (Solano Grove)
between Picolata and
Tocoi The
building fell into
decay after he left it, but it was rescued...
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Reading Center Charter School, Our School. Belleville, B (2011).
Palatka to
Picolata.
University of
Georgia Press. p. 141. Michaels, B. The
River Flows North...
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charged by King
George III to find the
source of the
river they
called the
Picolata or San Juan, and
measured its
widths and depths,
taking soil
samples as...
- of
Apalachee in
western Florida, Fort Pupo and its
sister outpost, Fort
Picolata on the
opposite s**** of the river,
controlled all
traffic on the ferry...
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together with
forces from
South Carolina,
captured the
Spanish forts Picolata, San
Francisco de Pupo, San Diego, and Mose,
before attempting to lay siege...
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Spanish Road (Camino Real) to St. Augustine,
crossing the St.
Johns River at
Picolata.
Congress authorized US$20,000 for the project. The Army,
which was responsible...
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School District.
Zoned elementary schools include: Mill Cr**** Academy,
Picolata Crossing, and
Wards Cr****.
Boundaries of two
middle schools include portions...
- of the
Muscogee Confederation in 1765 at
Picolata, near St. Augustine,
resulting in the
Treaty of
Picolata.
Representatives of 30
towns in the Muscogee...
- men in a raid on Florida, on 1 December. They
penetrated as far as Fort
Picolata, but
retreated when it
became clear they had
insufficient firepower to...
