Around Town

• Trapper Nelson: Tarzan of the Loxahatchee River.
• History in the Shores of Jupiter:  Read about militia encampments that based themselves on Winding Lake Drive. 
• What's in a name? Do the names of the Indian tribes, original to the area, really depict where the tribes once existed?
• Jupiter Lighthouse: View some facts about the Jupiter Lighthouse.
• Jupiter Baseball: Read some facts about the history of baseball in Jupiter. 
• Attractions in Jupiter: Do you want to see what's happening in Jupiter? Here are some attractions you can visit.
• American Lighthouse: Read about the bicentennial celebration of Lighthouses in America

Explorers

• Juan Ponce de Leon: Juan Ponce de Leon, a Spanish explorer sent out by King Ferdinand of Spain to find new lands in the Americas, began our history when he sailed into the Jupiter Inlet in 1513.
• Agriculture Found In the Americas: See what types of foods the Europeans discovered in Early America.

Native Americans

• Cowboys and Indians: Find out about Florida's Cowboys and Indians. You'll be surprised to learn who the first real cowboys were.
• The Ancient Indians: Find out what happened to the Ancient Ones.
• Story of the Seminoles: Find out more about the Seminole tribes and how they came to existence.
• Seminole Indian War: Read about the Seminole Wars and the Native American fight to remain free.
• Indians & Black Cowboys: Lecture given at River Park by Richard Procyk.
• More about the Seminole Wars: Lectures given at Riverbend Park by Richard Procyk.

Pioneers

• Celestial Rail Road: Read about the small Rail Road that used to operate between Jupiter and Juno Beach. 
• Judge Chillingworth Murder: Read the case about murder of a Palm Beach County Judge.
• Did you Know? Read about some facts about Florida.
• Famous Old Soldiers: Read about some of the famous soldiers who played a part in history in Florida.