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Listen: The Blues ProgramView showing old mill and entrance to the Fountain of Youth attraction in Saint Augustine, Florida.
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Date Note
Rights
Collection
Digitized Loans Collection, N2018-14
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Mills and mill-work--Florida--Saint Johns County--Saint Augustine
Gates
Service industries--Florida--Saint Johns County--Saint Augustine
Tourism--Florida--Saint Johns County--Saint Augustine
Attractions--Florida--Saint Johns County--Saint Augustine
Aging--Prevention--Fiction
Fountain of youth (Legendary place)
Geographical myths
Corporate Subject
Physical Description
General Note
The spring is said to have been visited in 1513 by Ponce de Leon. It is believed to have been enclosed in 1565 when the first permanent settlement in the United States was established at Saint Augustine, Florida.
Property purchased by Dr. Luella Day McConnell in 1901 who began to charge an admission price to drink from the waters of the free flowing spring found on the estate.
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