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Special Programs
-"Today in Florida History" - a daily almanac of Florida's
history:
http://www.flahistory.net/index.htm
- Florida Historical Library Lecture Series - conducted bi-monthly from October until April:
- The Society and the Library participate in several private and community college-based elder learning programs each year.
- Teacher in-service programs in Florida history subjects are hosted several times a year by the Florida Historical Library and are taught by academics and lay persons who are members of the Society.
