Folktales of Florida

Oyea, Tau Natiaos, Guatiaos Here is story of the White Potato Clan The question regarding the status of mixed-bloods in the Indian com...

Through the first Seminole War a small group of elderly Seminole women were allowed to remain in their homes on North of Fort Brooke on the ...

Near the beginning of time, five Seminole Indian men wanted to visit the sky to see the Great Spirit. They travelled to the East, walking f...

Sometime in the late 18th century a slaver in West Africa captured a powerful shaman called Uncle Monday. They brought him to South Carolin...

• The members of the Ashley gang were notorious bank robbers who terrorized the citizens of Florida, during the early part of the 20th cen...

A boy fishing on Bayshore Blvd  caught a sting ray that had the face of a girl. He heard it say - If you spare my life, I will grant you one...

The Legend Of "Acrefoot" Johnson By Spessard Stone James M. "Acrefoot" Johnson, a pioneer mail carrier and farmer, was...