Sam Carr update BTSF trail designation in Alachua County

Sam Carr explains Bartram's contribution to our constitution.

Living history and field trip featuring several Bartram sites hosted by Sam Carr and Billy Bartram.

Living history presentation by Billy Bartram and Sam Carr gives Alachua County trail update

Keynote presentation and living history by Billy Bartram and trail update from Sam Carr at this centennial anniversary meeting

250th Anniversary Bartram Trail in Nassau County Celebration and Paddle during Nassau County’s Bicentennial Event. The Celebration will take place at the Bartram site named after Billy’s host and guide on Amelia Island - Egan’s Creek Park. The Bartram Trail Conference will be there and the Bartram Trail Society of Florida’s William Bartram will be

We will be celebrating Willliam Bartram’s Birthday in Clay County by joining their Black Creek ECO-Fest at Camp Chowenwaw. The Bartram Trail Society of Florida will be there with Billy Bartram and Trader Job Wiggens to entertain and educate. There will be lots of Eco-Friendly displays including the BTC Affiliate Bartram’s Ixia Chapter of the

Living history, Passport to the Past and environmental displays

The 9th Annual St. Johns River Bartram Frolic in Palatka will happen again. We will be celebrating the 250th Anniversary by making this an even better event. We will still feature the Passport-to-the-Past Adventure featuring our living history – Billy Bartram, Trader Job Wiggens, the Long Warrior, the Fort Mose’ Militia, Bartram’s cracker horse, snakes,

We will continue the 250th Anniversary at Bartram’s beloved Alachua Savannah with BARTRAM DAYS at the Payne’s Prairie Preserve State Park. Bartram Affiliate Friends of Paynes Prairie Preserve CSO will coordinate the Bartram Days Celebration. The BTC & Bartram Trail Society will be there with our living history friends – Billy Bartram, Trader Job Wiggens

Celebrate American naturalist William Bartram at Alpine Groves Park! Join St. Johns County Parks & Rec for historical interpretive performances of William Bartram and Sawgrass, a Native American performer, local vendors, educators, musicians, and tours of the Harris-Bennett House. This annual event celebrates William Bartram, who extensively explored the St. Johns River in the late