1st Florida Frontiers

1st Florida Frontiers Celebrating Florida through art, storytelling, music and special events

MISSION: to interpret Florida’s multicultural heritage by providing inspiring programs and activities that explore the changes that have impacted Florida’s people through its natural and culture history. Board of Directors
President: Elizabeth Neily
Vice President: Hermann Trappman
Secretary/Treasurer: Carrie Caignet
Director: Charley Groth

Florida Frontiers, Inc. may receive charitable donations

under umbrella organization of the Historic Florida Militia, Inc., a non-profit 501(c)(3) living history organization. Your gift qualifies as a charitable contribution and is deductible to the extent permitted under the Internal Revenue Code.

Seems one of my external hardrives has crashed, so the original file is lost. But on pages 28-29 of the 2004 edition of ...
09/26/2024

Seems one of my external hardrives has crashed, so the original file is lost. But on pages 28-29 of the 2004 edition of the Florida Frontier Gazette Vol. 4 is the story about the 1921 Hurricane that devastated Tampa Bay. There were even more Indian Mounds in the area then and they didn't ward off hurricanes!!!

Where Old news is Good News! Gators! Hurricanes! Pirates! Florida, ya gotta love it!

How shallow Floridians are. The only time they give a damn about the ancient Tocobaga people, who once inhabited the Gul...
09/26/2024

How shallow Floridians are. The only time they give a damn about the ancient Tocobaga people, who once inhabited the Gulf Coast, is when they think Indian Mounds will protect them from a hurricane. What's interesting is that most of the dozens of mounds that dotted our coastline, were used for road fill, on which we drive over every day. Hermann Trappman's Cacique Tocobaga cries for his people.

Giclee Print on Canvas 30" h x 24" w - © Neily Trappman Studio.Contact us for custom print sizes and details for digital files to be used for print and film. Some restrictions apply.About the ArtworkToday we refer to the American Indians of Florida's Central Gulf Coast as the Tocobaga. In truth we ...

07/01/2024

Happy CANADA Day!

4 of my hand woven shawls and a boho bag.
04/16/2024

4 of my hand woven shawls and a boho bag.

I'l be spinning in public today and showing some fiber art. 49th Street Growers Market. 10-2.
04/07/2024

I'l be spinning in public today and showing some fiber art. 49th Street Growers Market. 10-2.

03/09/2024

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with Hermann as he explores the mysteries surrounding the Origins of the Gulf of Mexico. This event is happening tomorrow morning at 9:30 AM at the Unitarian University Church of Clearwater, situated at 2470 Nursery Road in Clearwater.
This may be the final time give a public talk. Hope to see you there!

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Gulfport, FL
33707

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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(727) 744-7051

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