EBRO, FLORIDA
Ebro acquired a post office in 1897 but was a community for unspecified length of time before that.The name Ebro is believed to be after a river in Spain.Logging and naval stores were its’ main industries.Ebro may be able to claim considerable antiquity, mostly because of its’ location near the Choctawhatchee River’s Cowford Crossing. This crossing was used by Indians long before the Spanish, British and Americans used it as a crossing point.
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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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