All Things Green, Crawling, Dumb as a Rock & Wet
There is a reason why you can dig almost anywhere in Washington County and find Native American artifacts over 5,000 years old. There is also a reason why the Europeans came to settle in the heart of Florida's panhandle. The natural resources where boundless, from magestic stands of longleaf pine to the many game animals available, these lands had it all.
When you take a leisurely drive down any of the rolling country roads in Washington County, you will see the natural beauty that so attracted people to Florida's panhandle for 1000's of years.
This page is dedicated to the tree hugger in all of us.
The Critters
The Plants
The Geology
Lakes, Rivers & Streams
http://www.smarttravel.tips/hidden-locations-florida/3/
See a list of 9 Hidden locations in Florida. Falling Waters State Park is # 3
https://youtu.be/v11Q7rGeY3M Where the Tall Pines Grow
https://youtu.be/anH14gkPPu8 The Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe
Washington County Tourist Development Council
We are pleased to announce that Geocaching has come to Washington County. Learn more about the 32 geocaching sites and other events in Wasshington County by following the link to the Washington County TDC website.
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Museum Directions
From I-10 take exit 120 (Chipley), go north on Hwy 77, take a right on Hwy 90, Go 1/4 mile, Take a left onto 7th Street and enjoy the museum.
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Book Sale
The museum carries the full collection of E.W. Carswells books of Washington County and the surrounding area. They are available to be added to your historic library collection. Stop by the museum and pick up your copy.
Panhandle Historic Preservation Alliance
Bringing together interested
organizations and individuals
who have a common goal
of preserving, protecting &
interpreting history.
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http://www.baycountyconservancy.org/
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