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The Loxahatchee River was the scene of the last standing battle of the Second Seminole War, and these historical grounds are set to be officially recognized.
The Old Courthouse Heritage Museum and The Citrus County Historical Society will present “The Convenient, the Curated, and the Improvised: A Reanalysis of Seminole Munitions During the Second Seminole War
Who is buried there and where is it located?
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Talk to a cattle rancher, a Seminole Indian, and a member of the First Georgia Battalion of Volunteers March 16-17 at Fort Cooper Days, when reenactors demonstrate what life was