Florida's History Through Its Places Wakulla County Crawfordville . 2 and a half stories, central louvered cupola with octagonal pavilion roof. A rare example of the very functional and simple public buildings built in rural Florida during the late 19th century. St. Marks .
Stonework remains of Spanish fort.
Since 1660 the site of three forts occupied by Spanish, French, British, and Americans. Converted to trading post in British period. Captured and occupied in 1818 by U.S. troops led by Andrew Jackson who was campaigning against the Seminole Indians. Confederates refortified the site during Civil War. Vicinity of St. Marks.