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Spring 2005 FH&A Magazine @ Florida OCHP
Florida History & the Arts - Spring 2005
Florida History & the Arts - Spring 2005 cover



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Cover Photo:
Ray Stanyard

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The Jewel of Florida's Colonial Mission Chain
Misson San Luis, in present day Tallahassee, was the western capital of the Florida missions in the 17th century, and home to more than 1,500 Apalachee Indians and Spanish colonists. The extensive research at Mission San Luis has been meticulously translated into authentic reconstructions and exciting educational programs.

The Jewel of Florida's Colonial Mission Chain
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The Patel Conservatory
With 20 studios and performance spaces such as the TECO Energy Foundation Theater, the Patel Conservatory, a newcomponent of the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, opened in December 2004. The Patel Conservatory offers classes in theater, dance, music and media arts for all ages and interests.

The Patel Conservatory
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Arts Recognition Program
To assist students in pursuing further study in their chosen art from, the Florida First Lady's Arts Initiative, Arts Recognition Scholarship Program honors high school senors who have demonstrated exemplary talents in music, media, dance, theatre, and visual arts. Each year, 24 Florida high school seniors are awarded $1,000 scholarships on the basisi of artistic merit an dacademic excellence.

Arts Recognition Program
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Small Town Treasures in Central Florida
Florida's small towns and downtowns reflect the unique tapestry of our heritage that gives Florida authenticity, depth and diversity. The Central Florida towns of DeLand, Cassadaga and DeBary provide visitors with a getaway from the expected, and a gateway into the past.

Small Town Treasures in Central Florida